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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
3
Two small buildings and various lumber sizes including 2x4s and 2x6s offered at reasonable price. Contact C. E. and LeDrew Arrott for details.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Jesse Black and family included Mr. and Mrs. Don Ray Brewer of Sweetwater and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sanford of Zephyr. Also at the park for a picnic Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McShan and Michelle Dale.
A brief district update highlights present supervisors and ongoing soil conservation efforts led by the district. It notes leadership, priorities, and upcoming meetings within the local agricultural community.
County leaders and the Coke Soil Conservation District highlight multiple Great Plains Conservation Program plans across Coke County. Projects span Webb and Durham properties near Tennyson, Foster Price lands west of Robert Lee, and Quisenberry farm east of Bronte with deferred grazing, range seeding, brush control, and pond works. Green sprangletop thrives alongside blue panicum and sideoats gram.
Dona Fay Bagwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bagwell, arrived Monday June 29 at Bronte Hospital weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. She has a sister Toni. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sharp of Bronte and Mrs. Charlie Bell Bagwell of Fort Worth. Father in the Air Force stationed in France.
Mr and Mrs Malcom Braswell and children of Denver City spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Bill Braswell.
Local families and relatives visit across Blackwell and nearby towns. Names include Ragsdale Ware Whitaker Sweet Reaves Henson Harris Hipp Glass Raney Smith and Clark. Events cover weekend visits healing in hospital travels to Taos and a Pandale fish fry with multiple households mentioned.
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