Bronte Enterprise reflects on community matters
The Bronte Enterprise note states that commentary on individuals or firms is not intended and will be corrected upon notification. It emphasizes responsibility and invites corrections from readers.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1957
Page
3
The Bronte Enterprise note states that commentary on individuals or firms is not intended and will be corrected upon notification. It emphasizes responsibility and invites corrections from readers.
The text lists families visiting Garner State Park for a short vacation including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker and Mrs. J. M. Rutherford with her son Vernon Rutherford. Attendees also include Mr. and Mrs. Willard Caudle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hester of Abilene and O. B. Cook and Jay Cook of Fort Worth.
Bob and Ann Loeffler spent the weekend and early week in Sonora with grandparents Mr and Mrs L M Loeffler. They were picked up Wednesday by Rev and Mrs Lin Loeffler and traveled to San Antonio for a short vacation. They will return to Bronte Saturday stopping in Kerrville to pick up Jackie Grace and Gwen Kirkland from the Mt Wesley summer camp.
Chet Holcombe and his son John were seen in Bronte on Monday visiting friends. They now reside in Denver City where Holcombe works for Atlantic Pipeline Co.
Mrs. Herbert Holland reports ten days of visits and gatherings across Brookshire. Families from Garland Fort Worth Abilene Ballinger Miles Norton Bronte San Angelo and San Antonio joined local residents for dinners picnics and bus outings including a G A encampment at Lake Brownwood and a 42 party at Klattemhoff clubhouse.
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