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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
Earn a good income close to home representing Avon Cosmetics. Pleasant, profitable work quickly puts money in your pockets. Write Box 1629 San Angelo Texas.
Lost: black yearling bull strayed from my place east of Bronte. If you have information contact J. E. Quisenberry Jr., Robert Lee or Robert Forman, Bronte. Also notices of local services and sales appear, including Pittsburgh Paints stock and insecticides and a furnished cabin for sale at Oak Creek Lake. Central Drug Store offers fast developing service.
Blackwell Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lee Alderman’s home Tuesday with Mrs. Terry Barrett leading the business session. Plans for summer programs were discussed, and coffee and sweet rolls were served to members. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Joe Gene Conradt on June 18.
The Bronze Parent Teachers Association commends Dr. and Mrs. John R. Harris for offering facilities free of charge during the Heath TB tests and inoculations for children, enabling the PTA health campaigns to succeed.
Coke County Farm Bureau directors met Tuesday night in Robert Lee with ten present. They congratulated farmers who helped defeat wheat legislation opposed by the bureau and urged letters to congress against the Cooley Cotton Bill. They favored Ellender Bill SB 1458 with 30 cent price support in 1964, 29 cents in 1965, higher national acreage, and 6 percent export subsidy to boost U S cotton, plus plans for a Students Citizenship Seminar slate and a queen contest with age and family farming requirements. Next meeting is July 2 in Robert Lee with a social supper.
Laura Morrow and Marla Rees left Sunday for Cisco Junior College where they are attending a twirlers course. The trip marks a step in their performance training with potential shows this semester.
June White and Kenneth James Hicks exchanged vows Friday at 7 p.m. at the Chapel on the Hill in San Angelo. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L B White of Blackwell and wore a white suit with white accessories. Best man Denzel Fisher of Eldorado and sister of the groom Mrs Bill Hook of San Angelo attended the couple. The couple planned a reception following the ceremony.
Mrs Hicks wore a blue nylon jersey dress with white accessories for a wedding trip that took the couple to Austin Corpus Christi and San Antonio. They plan to settle in Eldorado.
Last week visitors to the J. W. Martin home included P. N. Touchstone of Baytown Robert Forbus of Corpus Christi Mrs Edith Martin Fowler of Corpus Christi and Mr and Mrs Weldon Lee of Cotton Center Also J B Cole of San Marcos visited Bronte and attended the Sance reunion Others were Mrs Dick Webster and child ren of Ozona Mr E L Coppock and Rodney visiting Moran Mrs Coppock recently transferred to Breckenridge by the Lone Star Co and Mr and Mrs A E Bell Jr with children returned from a trip visiting the Ben Bell family in Kermit Mrs Cherry Miller in El Paso and White Sands and Ruidosa New Mexico.
William Clifford Clark died in a San Antonio hospital after birth in Abilene and surgery Monday. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. today in Abilene. Survivors include parents two sisters paternal grandfather Clifford Clark of Bronte maternal grandmother Mrs Willie B Millikin of Bronte and great grandmother Mrs Jim Anderson of Bronte. Father serves in the Air Force at Dyess AFB Abilene.
Mrs. Joe Don Wilkins formerly Danell Dixon Wilkins was among the graduates at the University of Houston Friday night. She received a Bachelor of Science in Education degree. Her parents Mr and Mrs M graduation exercises accompanied by Mrs Annie Wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oglesby and daughters visited Sunday in Menard with the R. S. Weddle family and in Eden with the Walter Dufrains. Both men are publishers for the newspapers in their towns.
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