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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
1
The Bronze Fire Department plans a larger water tank equipped truck for rural fires with limited water supply. Firemen work to raise funds and seek contributions from property owners and supporters to purchase the vehicle.
Two churches in this area advance toward completion Bronte's St. James Catholic Church and a Baptist church at Tennyson both near finish most exterior work done and interior finishing and decorating underway. The Tennyson church replaces a fire destroyed house of worship while Bronte church will serve Catholics replacing St Isidore mission built by a San Angelo contractor with most exterior work finished.
Meeta Clifton and Mittie Clifton of Bangs traveled to Bronte to join family and friends for funeral services honoring their uncle Claude Clifton.
Mr and Mrs J W Martin and Dorothy Ruth and Frances Glenn are on a vacation trip to Corpus Christi.
Mrs Mangum Sikes of Center Point visits the R W Rees home as they travel from Center Point where Mr Rees attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Dee Richardson who died Monday. She accompanies him home.
Mrs. R. C. Lasswell was installed as president of the Diversity Club in a candlelight ceremony at the home of Mrs. T. F. Sims Jr. Other officers for two years include Mrs. J. W. Martin as vice president and Cecil Kemp as parliamentarian. The group voted to cancel summer picnics and plans a yearbook committee.
Mr and Mrs Brady Mills and daughters returned from a vacation to Austin and San Antonio. Their July 4 plans include a family reunion in Lubbock and an overnight visit in Midland with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Frazier and girls.
Mrs. R. C. Lasswell and her daughter-in-law Mrs. Bobby Lasswell of Midland flew to Washington D C for a week with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bradberry and Lita Kay. The group then toured New York Niagara Falls Canada and the New England states before driving home to Midland Texas.
The message stresses sleep as essential as air and food and warns that chronic sleeplessness harms health. It urges seeing a Doctor of Chiropractic to diagnose causes of insomnia, notes tension and backache as possible factors, and claims chiropractic adjustments support overall health and relief of tired muscles.
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