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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1950
Page
2
The Coke County Home Demonstration Council held its February meeting in the agent’s office with Mrs. John Coulson presiding. Five clubs and ten voting members attended as recommendations were approved, including the 1950 budget and Fat Stock Show concession plans with assigned club hours.
Chairmen of the clubs heard 4-H Leaders report on meetings with the girls. All clubs announced participation in March of Dimes activities and fundraising.
The Boys' Fat Stock Sale is set for Saturday at 9 30 a m with a champions parade leading into rodeo performances on Saturday and Sunday. The note also records the Snyder wedding of Heidel Brunson and Anne McMullen last Saturday night with Mrs Hambright attending.
District cooperators report Blue Panic grass from Africa as a deep rooted perennial substitute for Sudan in grazing crops, with rapid spring and fall growth and high forage tonnage. Engineers describe terrace and diversion projects on several farms as part of a complete soil and water conservation plan. San Angelo business leaders plan a booster trip to Bronte for the Fat Stock Show and rodeo, with events and ticket details.
Mrs Ava Scott was surprised by a birthday gathering Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Ray Coulson attended by about 18 guests. Hot chocolate and cake were served.
News note records Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Higginbotham spending a weekend in Dallas and Fort Worth visiting daughters Mrs. George Hughes in Fort Worth and Mrs. Jack Hamilton in Dallas. Mrs. M. A. Scott learns of sister-in-law Emma Tenlinson 82 of Alamogordo New Mexico dying in Fort Worth. She was buried in Alamogordo after frequent visits to Bronte.
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