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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
3
Classified blurbs list new home options with 3 bedroom brick veneer layouts and 1200 square feet, low down payments, and monthly prices. Also advertised are paint and varnish supplies, medicine and insecticides, anti freeze, fast film developing, a lakefront private lot for sale, and requests to contact Mr and Mrs Harlin Lee and Frank Keesee for property details.
The Whitts express appreciation to friends for cards gifts visits and acts of kindness while in the hospital. They say they will always be remembered and sign their names.
Fourteen beginners finish a two week ten lesson swimming course Friday at Bronte County Park pool. Rex and Ann Harris teach while Aubrey Denman notes an intermediate course starting Monday to offer one or two morning classes if enough enroll.
The family of the late Lee and Willie Baugh gathered at Ballinger city park on July 14 for their annual reunion. Ten siblings, eight attending, with about 50 relatives from Stanton Big Spring Snyder Santa Anna Dermott Brownwood Norton Bronte Texas New Mexico and Arizona shared a barbecue and photos. Next year’s reunion is planned for the same time and place.
Sheri Pitcock led Unit I with blue ribbon for a white brown and gold cotton print skirt. Other Unit I winners included Kathy Brown and Sally Richards. Unit II blue ribbons went to Barbara Steelman Cynthia Robinson Robbie Janet Smith Sharon McCutchen Red ribbons to Sharon Walker Janet Thomas and White Blaine Fikes. Unit III blue winners were Kaye Roberts Marilyn Wallace Red winners Kathy Service Nancy Trimble. Senior blue went to Barbara Blaylock Ida Lee Parker. Adult leaders were thanked for their help.
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