Community News From Blackwell and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Rush Rotan and sons of Midland visit Blackwell relatives while Elmer Turner moves to Roscoe with his house after taking a garage job. The WHO Club picnic is a grand success with candidate speeches.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Rush Rotan and sons of Midland visit Blackwell relatives while Elmer Turner moves to Roscoe with his house after taking a garage job. The WHO Club picnic is a grand success with candidate speeches.
The July 4 barbecue at Hayrick drew about 200 attendees from Bronte and beyond. Guests included W. G. Cresap and J. W. Byrd, who traveled far, while family ties and local memories highlighted the event. Warren B. Rice, son of Lester Rice, was killed on July 4 in California.
Highlights report tearworms and flea hoppers in Nueces and Aransas counties with widespread boll weevil presence in eastern Texas. Notes heavy infestations in Cameron, Jim Wells, Nueces and Aransas. Recommends DDT-sulphur mix, calcium arsenate dust, or a calcium arsenate and sulphur blend for control. Warns against DDT mixing with lime or alkaline material.
Doc. Leonard claims his large scratch came from a rooster upset by feed shortages and rain. Judy Lynn Coleman has returned to Bronte with her parents after time in Tacoma, happy to be home. Mrs. H. O. Whitt recovers well from a tonsil operation.
Notice posted by Mayor Noah L. Pruitt invites the public to a Monday 5:00 P M hearing at the city hall Bronte to consider the fiscal year 1946 1947 budget. Also ad for sale 160 acre farm at west end of county by O E Allen Bronte.
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