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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1957
Page
3
Local items list sales offers for a piano, a house, a Farmall tractor, a girl’s bicycle, and home appliances. Also announcements of rentals, monument representatives, and grateful family notices for Eva Key and others. A Dimes campaign recap references youth events and upcoming activities in the county.
Bronze and Robert Lee boys and girls teams will host a charity doubleheader at the Robert Lee gym on January 10. All proceeds go to the March of Dimes as campaign chairman Len Heuvel promises strong promotion for the event.
Macky Tubb of Robert Lee was a Sunday visitor of Victor Ivey. The meeting occurred in Robert Lee and highlights local social ties.
The list records admissions and dismissals across Bronte with names including Mrs. D. J. Corley Nancy Rawlings Claude Clifton Linda Smith and many others. Several Bronte residents like Maudie Clark Otis Murray and Lanny Denman appear with admission or dismissal statuses across late December and early January. Eva Key died at 12 45 a m.
The First Methodist Church lists sermons for Sunday morning at 11 o clock on Heroes and the evening service at 6 oclock with the topic Crippled Lives Pastor A Lin Loeffler leads both services reflecting on human resilience and faith in daily life.
Mr and Mrs M G Gilreath spent New Years in Big Lake with their daughter Mrs K M Cook and family. The Cooks recently moved to Big Lake. Don Glenn a freshman at John Tarleton College Stephenville has been a holiday guest in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs D K Glenn. Holidays guests in the home of Mr and Mrs R C Lasswell were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bradberry of Lubbock.
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