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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Floyd Bagwell and their sons return to their Bronte residence after several months near Novice where Bagwell worked in oil field labor.
The W M A of the First Baptist church sponsored a Sunbeam group picnic in the park. Attendees included Johnnie McIntire Barbara Gray Sandra Ward Charlene Ward Elaine Glenn Jimmy Ed Mackey Joanna Kay Denman May Frances Brock Vicky Brock David Denman Dana Eubanks Beth Ivey Loretta Jones Rudy Phillips Rev and Mrs Rickles George David Jimmy Rickles Mrs Nedra Brock Mrs Denman and Mrs McIntire.
Texas is 25th among states in average teacher pay with the typical classroom teacher earning about 2960 dollars annually. New York and California pay more, while Texas argues inflation has eroded relative salaries. The Texas State Teachers Association seeks a starting salary rise to 3000 dollars, up from 2403.
The column lists visits and travel among families across Texas and nearby states. Names include J T Sanderson, Elmer Turner, Tom Russell, Desmond Ragsdale, Johnny, John Patterson, P G Dabney, Johny Saunders, James Saunders, Mrs. Wallace Jones, Delos Alsup, Henry Alsup, R T Whitehead, Bronte Hospital, Choyce Ragsdale, Tuscola, Cecil Louis Smith, Midland, A W McKee, Camp Roberts, Earl Lackey, Lucille Coleman. It notes eye surgery, major surgery, a fish fry, a homemaking class, and travel to Dallas and Colorado.
This item invites readers to a figurine painting demonstration and asks them to bring a covered dish for lunch. It notes social visits from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman and sons of Coahoma and mentions Reverend Bill Brown of Qzona delivering sermons at the Blackwell Church of Christ starting Friday night July 30.
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