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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
3
Mrs Yarbrough undertakes a statewide survey for a new Texas state agency to inventory cultural activity. Shepperd notes the survey will catalog organizations and individuals in the fine arts, crafts, and public artworks across towns, with results guiding a statewide plan to maximize cultural resources for Texans.
A collage of small ads lists for sale items like an all metal screen door and a Magnavox portable TV, services including income tax and home motor company notes, and personal notices of thanks and condolences from Bronte area residents.
The U S Department of Agriculture will ship large quantities of food to Texas schools under the National School Lunch program. Deliveries expected in January and February include beans beef butter and cheese with more items such as frozen orange juice and fresh pears to follow. The program relies on federal food and cash contributions averaging about 23 percent of costs with state and local sources covering the rest.
The commission would publish a Who's Who in the arts in Texas a cultural events calendar and a list of available talent performing arts groups and exhibits It would also develop pilot projects to aid arts development in the state.
Mrs. O R McQueen presided as host for the Diversity Club gathering held last Thursday. Mrs. C E Clark led the program on Safety in the Home. President Otis Smith conducted the business session and refreshments were served to several members.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer of Brownfield welcomed a son named Richard Lynn Spencer at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are L. L. Fenwick of Ballinger and Garland Spencer of Bronte, with Ruth Spencer of Bronte as great grandmother.
L Brown of Bronte bought an Aberdeen-Angus bull from Charlie Boecking of Bronte. The sale was announced in a press release from the American Angus Association of St. Joseph, Missouri.
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