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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Brown announce the birth of a daughter named Velita Kay born Wednesday at Bronte hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woods of Albuquerque New Mexico and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bown of Brookshire.
Public notice statement detailing second class matter filing at Bronte Texas on March 1 1918 under federal act of 1878. It lists per year rates for Coke and adjoining counties and elsewhere and includes a disclaimer that reflections on any person firm or corporation are not intended and will be corrected upon notification.
Melvin Brown works in San Angelo this week. Grace Hedges spent Saturday night with Willard Caudle.
The Enterprise announces the annual Plains-Caprock Singing Convention will be held Saturday and Sunday June 7 and 8 in Stanton. It is described as the largest convention of its kind in West Texas and invites all singers to attend. Jean Timmons started work at Bronte Pharmacy last week.
Port Anne Sargent, leading lady on First Hundred Years, debuts a bathing suit change with white organdy and blue polka date over a burg lace petticoat and bloomers.
John Holcombe traveled to Santa Anna to visit his grandmother, spending time with family in the town.
J L Carroll received a graduate council report at Sul Ross College regarding his thesis titled History of Bronze Community and the Relationship of the School to the Community. The document evaluated last year’s work and related findings from the study.
The board commended Carroll, noting his thesis as among the best ever received and stating a copy will be kept for reference. The Bronte school will also receive a copy later.
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