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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
4
The notice lists rates for Classified Ads and Cards of Thanks with per word charges five cents for the first insertion and three cents for subsequent insertions, a 50 cent minimum, and a 50 cent blind ad fee. It also notes a one dollar and nine cent ledger minimum and specifies display and classified ad deadlines.
The Gibbs Family expresses sincere thanks for the beautiful floral pieces cards and expressions of sympathy shown after the losses of Wesley's father and brother.
Bronte's Senior Little League team won two games last week. They defeated the Winters Mets 18-17 and beat the Winters Angels 9-7. The club holds a 3-1 season record and will host Robert Lee Thursday night and the Winters Astros next Monday at 7 30.
A group of G A s Acteens and sponsors from First Baptist Church will travel to the Heart of Texas Baptist Encampment in Brownwood. The encampment runs Monday through Friday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Wilkins and family of Lubbock visited their parents Mr and Mrs L L Wilkins and Joy Lynn on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilkins and family of Fort Worth also spent a couple of days at the Wilkins home.
The list shows students earning A or B honor rolls across grades twelve to four. Highlights include A recipients Susan Cumbie Paula Landers Nell Champion Diane Arrott Nelson Coulter and Leah Barbee among others with many B honor roll names such as Lynn Lawdon Dix ie Versyp Dawn Cumbie Rebecca Brown and Kim Glascock.
Several members of Division 58 Licensed Vocational Nurses Association will attend the June 17 to 19 workshop at the Hilton Inn in Waco. Attendees include Mrs Brady Mills and Mrs H C Murtishaw of Division 58, plus Mrs Martha McAllister, Lot tie Farris, and Estelle Hampton, with Mills and McAllister at the board of directors meeting and others at the President's Council on June 18.
Mr and Mrs C D Stewart moved from Blackwell and are living in the Leslie Lammers rental house. Stewart plans to seek employment with J L Brunson as he settles in.
Miss Ida Lee Parker presents piano students in a recital at First Baptist Church Bronte starting 2 30 p m. Programs feature Bach to contemporary music with Becky Morris performing seven pieces and Larry Hooper four. Public invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers and Mrs. L H Hardy spent the weekend in Lubbock with Mrs. Rogers aunt Mrs. Hattie Bradshaw. Mrs. Bradshaw, 87, is in Methodist Hospital after a fall caused a broken hip. They also visited Mrs Bradshaw's family Ce cil Bradshaw and daughter Trannie and Mae Peeks in Lubbock.
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