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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1971
Page
7
First Baptist will conduct a Spanish worship service Friday at 7 p.m. A youth group from Emanuel Baptist Church in San Angelo will present a program Sunday at 4 p.m. Garry Bivins, former music director, will lead. Rev. Harry K. Morris invites everyone to attend both events.
The 69 Study Club held two February meetings. The first on February 3 at Mrs. Bob Wrinkle’s home had 17 members and featured a Fashions program by Mrs. Roy Stout. A February 22 gathering hosted by Mrs. Edwin Forehand had 16 members with Mrs. Bobby Hart in charge and her husband, Patrolman Bobby Hart, giving a talk on Truth About Drugs. A March 8 meeting is planned at Mrs. James Koenig’s home with her in charge and her husband presenting To Bee or Not to Bee.
Johnny Grammer, field representative for the San Angelo Social Security office, will be at Bronze City Hall on March 4 from 10:30 to 11:30 am to help the public file claims, obtain information, or conduct agency business. For those unable to meet him, call the San Angelo office at 949-4608.
Public service notice urges readers to purchase U S Savings Bonds to support national finances. Encourages patriotic participation and explains bond benefits and safety. Mentions government backing and broad accessibility through banks and post offices.
Mr and Mrs James Coalson of Raleigh North Carolina are parents of a son born February 5 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces named James Dee. They also have a daughter Michelle aged seven. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J N Coalson and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs E J Duncan of Meadow.
The Euterpean Club of Blackwell elected new officers for the coming year at the February 18 meeting led by president Terry Barrett. Officers include R. Q. Spence as president Therrell Burwick as vice president Josiie Hipp secretary C. B. Smith treasurer B. J. Sanderson parliamentarian Irma Cotten reporter Bertha Smith librarian B R McCarley choral director and C W Versyp pianist. The group, with 21 members and two visitors, heard a program “How Can We Love Our Enemies” and observed a memorial for Mrs. Henry Raney. Refreshments followed.
Tennyson news item records a social schedule and visits among local families including Mrs. Louis Baker's family and Ozona guests. It lists travels to Victoria for Yeater Boatright's 82nd birthday, polo in Austin, a 25th anniversary, and WSCS and home demonstration club gatherings with numerous Arrott and Boatright relatives.
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