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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
6
Lea Margi Oglesby, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Oglesby, leaves Lufkin for Schroon Lake New York for eight weeks of Seagle Colony voice training. She joins Mrs Gordon Vickery and others. the program awards college credit and includes dramatics and languages. Miss Oglesby is a 1965 Bronte High School graduate who studied voice with Mrs E R Kreyer.
Mrs Glenn reviewed the book Gone Are the Days by Annie Lee Burns for members of the Woman's Progressive Club in a meeting held last Thursday at the home of Mrs L T Youngblood. Mrs Emma Sims, president, led the business session and a salad plate was served to several attendees.
A sheriff s sale will be conducted Tuesday July 6 at the courthouse in Robert Lee to dispose of parcels in Robert Lee and Bronte with delinquent taxes. Interested bidders may attend from 2 to 4 p m to bid on the lots.
Notice states L. J. Youngblood and Charlie C Boecking dissolved the Bronte Motor Co. effective January 1 1960 with Boecking sole liability for debts and firm name continuation. The regional notice also covers screwworm cases in Texas and farm tax refund deadlines plus agricultural advice on pests concrete mix and water cement ratios.
Mrs Imogene Jackson of Denver Colorado visits her mother Mrs J D Leonard in Ozona and travels with Dwain Leonard family in Big Spring and Mr and Mrs Tommy Lyle in Balls. They visit Oglesby and Goodman families in Amarillo. Oglesby and Goodman are twin daughters of Mrs Jackson. Mrs Jackson plans to return to Colorado July 5.
Mayor Royce Lee announced Bronte council will meet tonight at city hall for the regular July session. The city sold two old water towers to Neal Dillard for use at Lake Brownwood. Lee credited a joint city county weed spraying effort with Commissioner Howard Brock and noted the available shredder can be rented and charged to property owners’ water bills.
The note lists July events for the county extension office with clothing workshops for 4 H. Entries include Thursday July 1 2 pm office session and Friday July 2 4 H clothing workshop. Other days show July 5 holiday July 6 4 H clothing workshop and July 7 office session.
Mr and Mrs Charles Oliphant and two grandsons Charles Robert and Michael of Hobbs New Mexico visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs Floyd Modgling. The boys remained to spend the summer with their grandparents.
Readers list relatives from Ridgedale to Odessa and Robert Lee visiting in local homes. Names include Patsy Sayner, Myrtle Higginbotham, Keeney, McCutchen, Whitt, Keeney, Hughes, Davis, Spiller, Keahey, Cook, Gilreath, Caperton, Chumley, Mullins, Silver, Corley, Sharp, Riker, and Bragewitz. Trips span Garner State Park to Hill Country sites and Buchanan Lake with hospital news and a family reunion noted.
Real opportunity now for permanent profitable work in Coke County or Runnels County. See or write J. L. Sparks Rt. 1 Ballinger or Rawleigh TX E 1230 29 Memphis TN 527. 6-10, 24, 7-8.
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