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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
6
Local visitors and travelers are listed from Brownwood and surrounding towns. Families and individuals attend a youth revival at Tennyson, while others relocate for education and work. A Moon Valley trip highlights a long vacation to Grand Canyon and Las Vegas.
L T Youngblood of Bronte is named Coke county manager for the William A Blakley U S Senatorial primary campaign. Announcement came from Blakleys state campaign manager James H Blundell. Blakley will visit every county in the state.
Oscar Renshaw operates last week’s mystery farm three miles west of Bronte owned by Mrs. James A. Hallmark of Clyde. The 60 acre tract nets cotton on 52.7 acres with extra 63.3 acres on the Fletcher place under lease. Renshaw favors cotton but keeps cows as well. All land is in cultivation except 40 acres with terraces and soil conservation aims for a good crop this year.
The ad touts a convertible with a Safety-Girder frame and Turbo-Thrust V8. It promises enhanced summer enjoyment and notes optional features available at extra cost. Dealer awaits with full facts on specs and pricing.
Mrs. Nora Bridges visited Eden with her family to attend a piano recital featuring her granddaughter Barbara Bridges. The Allen family from Colorado Springs visited Bronte and attended an Allen reunion in San Angelo. The Alexander and Sanker families traveled to Ozona to see Dick Webster and family. Sgt James Sanker on army leave. Sgt Sanker and family await orders after service in Japan. Marvin Corley and Peggy toured Big Spring to visit Jack Sharp family. Margaret Sharp joined them for a visit. Norman Riker and daughters from Carrizo Springs visited over Memorial Day weekend.
Visitors to Mrs. Pauline Conger included her parents Mr. and Mrs. J E Mayben and relatives from San Angelo and Bronte. The B R Muckelroy home hosted further guests. San Angelo and Grand Prairie travelers joined social events hosted by local residents.
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