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Bronte Enterprise in Bronte, Texas

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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1943

Page

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Bronte Texas Postal Notice March 1 1918

Notice filed at the Bronte Post Office under the 1871 act. Entry marks a matter recorded March 1 1918 as authorized by Congress.

Bronte Texas Congress

First National Bank Board Consists of Seven Members

The article notes the directorate of the First National Bank has seven members. It mentions that four board member portraits appear on the page, and efforts to obtain all portraits for cuts were unsuccessful due to time.

First National Bank

Carrie G Williams Advocates Woman’s Role in Business

A letter praising women’s influence in modern commerce notes that a capable noble woman strengthens business. The poetical line affirms value of women in enterprises and calls out gender equality in professional settings.

First National Bank Bronte Buoyed by Williams and Rawlings

Carrie Glenn Williams, long time cashier and director, left the Bronte bank to become postmaster of Bronte while E. C. Rawlings, oldest director, remains a sharp judge of farm and ranch assets. Both are longtime county figures with deep local ties and community roles.

First National Bank Bronte Carrie Glenn Williams Williams Ballinger E. C. Rawlings Cirle Burnett Texas Rawlings Fisher County Nolan County Coke County Rai

Future Homemakers Tea Showcases Student Work

The Future Homemakers of Bronte hosted a tea for mothers and teachers in the Homemaking living room. Doris Shelton and Dorothy Lou Herron presented a duet while first year members modeled garments. The department will open to the public weekdays 4 15 to 5 30 to offer guidance on remodeling clothes and sugar and meat saving recipes.

Bronte Doris Shelton Dorothy Lou Herron Wome

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First National Carrie G. Williams M. A. Butner Frank Keeney Bronte State Bank Sty Thei 1 Future Homemaker News Keel Furniture Co N. Chadbourne San Angelo BABY America Sweetwater
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