The Bronte Enterprise Publisher Editor
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25 Jul 1958
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
1
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A letter writer from Hog Creek asks editor to research how Europeans mark Columbus Day and whether banks close or governments view the holiday differently. He argues Columbus affected Europe and compares it to Napoleon and Bismarck, then shares small local anecdotes before signing off.
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Sheffield of Odessa and C D Shaffer of Dallas visiting Mrs J W Turner. Mrs J R Rasco attended a tea in Midland for cousin Miss Nancy Lee Guyton, who will wed Frank Forsythe on August 9 at Midland Country Club. Sammie Stinebaugh and wife from San Antonio visited Bronte to see his parents Mr and Mrs T G Stinebaugh and relatives.
Mrs. Herbert Holland details social visits around Brookshire including Fort Worth guests the Grants and Cook families and visits by Tohnger Fra cilla Mike Johnson and other relatives. A fishing outing and barbecues in Tennyson Ballinger and Fredericksburg with various families are noted alongside trips to Grand Prairie Hobbs and San Angelo.
Mr and Mrs J P Riley and children of Skidmore vacation with Mrs Wrinkle s family in Bronte Texas while Riley attends McMurry College Abilene to work on a master s degree The party also tours New Mexico and Colorado Roy Lee and Mikey Wrinkle visit from Wichita Falls staying with the Wrinkles in Bronte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson of Melvin and Mrs. Gladys Mae Smith of Robert Lee visited Bronte relatives. A fish fry at C. E. McGuire home drew Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kelly and family Blackwell, Edwin McGuire and family Carthage, Ann Tate and children Waco, and T. G. Stinebaugh. The fish were caught by Adrian and Charles McGuire.
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