Clark son reported returning from Korean front to Bronte
Mrs. Mary Clark said her son M Set Clark is en route home from the Korean War front and expected to arrive in Bronte in the next few days. Clark's home is in Washington.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1952
Page
1
Mrs. Mary Clark said her son M Set Clark is en route home from the Korean War front and expected to arrive in Bronte in the next few days. Clark's home is in Washington.
Loy Wrinkle writes his mother and relatives that he is in Korea and getting along. He serves with an outfit supplying ammunition to three divisions in Korea.
Miles Baptist Church will host the regular monthly Worker's Conference of the Runnels Baptist Association on Tuesday January 22 with a 5 PM board meeting, 6 PM dinner, and an inspirational 7 PM gathering led by Rev Robt G Wilson the association pastor.
Property ad describing rooms and features in a 1940s house with rugs on doors and built in 194d details. Engraved note invites visits except Sundays and lists contact at White Auto Store and home. Includes partial sale notes and a Pogallon butane tank with 42 percent full.
Mrs. Mary Phillips Walter Phillips and Harold McCutchen were celebrated at a birthday dinner Sunday January 13 at the O S Riker home in Roatan. Attendees from Bronte include Macy Phillips Walter and Stanley Grey plus many relatives and friends with Ivey Carter and Kiker also listed.
Pastor Wilson announced a meeting in the newly remodeled auditorium and classrooms of the Baptist church with dinner to be served in the Annex to the main building.
Dick Smith spent one night last week in Fort Worth and visited his father Richard L. Smith in Van Alstyne.
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