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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
4
The page mixes listings for sale items and services with a controversial opinion column. Items include a 1955 Ford V8 pickup for sale with overhaul, Winchester 300 Magnum, hay hauling, and a weight loss ad, plus a request for a live‑in caregiver. The OpEd argues for gradual progress toward Negro equality and criticizes minority influence on elections.
A note thanks friends for support while in hospital. Gratitude expresses appreciation for gifts flowers cards visits and prayers to Tad Richards.
Coach Cecil Toliver announced that practice for all prospective players will start August 14. Work on Stephenson Field includes repainting metal fixtures with aluminum paint and restoring turf. Barbee noted fertilization and watering to ready the field for the September 15 home opener against Robert Lee. Toliver Raughton and Walter will attend the Texas Coaches Clinic in San Antonio next week.
Justice of the Peace Pete Nutter warned boaters in Texas about illegal life belts that strap around the waist and do not rise over the shoulders. He cited recent cases and said fines were issued. Authorized life preservers must be cushion or Mae West types marked Coast Guard Approved with one per person aboard.
R. J. Millikin son of Mrs. Willie B. Millikin of Bronte completed work for his masters degree during the first six weeks of this summer at Stephen F. Austin State College in Nacogdoches. He now returns to Floydada where he teaches in the public schools.
A group of Bronze boys attended the Brownwood Junior Golf Tournament in Brownwood on Wednesday. Participants Keith McCutchen Steve Williams Ronald Cooper Danny Cooper Jake Golson and Otis Rolls were accompanied by Clint LoW. The older group played 36 holes and the younger 18 holes, with four age classifications. They paid their own expenses and a $1 entry fee. The same group plans to enter a Brady tournament on August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Conradt and Mrs. Callie Branham and Mrs. Willie Burwick returned from an Arizona visit taking Mrs. Gus Kellis to Prescott. They spent two weeks and visited the Grand Canyon and Baghdad where they saw the Gilbert Kellis family.
Mr and Mrs E F Glenn and Laura and Marla Thompson returned Monday night from several days camping trip in Colorado.
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