Rev Rusler to Fill Pulpit at Local Baptist Church
Brookshire residents note Reverend Rusler will lead Sunday service at the Baptist church. Weekend visitors include Mrs. D R Gartman and sons and Dee Foster from Big Spring. Thursday guests at the Harlin Lee home were Mr and Mrs Jim Bowden of Grand Falls and Mr and Mrs Chester Bowden of Big Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusler
Bay Community
The
Baptist Church
D. R. Gartman
Dee Foster
Big Spring
James Holland
Harlin Lee
Jim Bowden
Grand, Falls
Chester Bowden
Howard Gleghorn
San Antonio
Community social notes and visits in Ballinger area
Mrs. T G relatives visit Mr. and Luther of J 2. Lou Manning of Ballinger visits. Prayer services held at Miles Baptist church. Mrs. Marcus Davidson from Mies visits Holland and Clark. Canasta games at J C Boatright home with Ste phenson Hedges Arrott and others. Guests of the Stephens ons, including Gleghorn Arrott Hedges and Grace Hedges, played canasta. A J Eysary visits Homer Holloway in Coleman. George McQueen of Coleman visits Don Walker. Walker then travels to Ft Stockton. James Walker family, recently moved from near Abilene, to work for Holland. Harlen Lee and boys visit Bridges near Bronte. Carlton and Ronnie visit Franklin Thomas. Ronnie stays with grandparents and travels to Big Spring. Less Webb visits San Angelo. Jolly Breakfast club meets with Dick Piser. Holland jewelry display in San Angelo. Holland family attends Red Cross drive supper at Central Hotel Ballinger. Howard Greghorn and a San Antonio guest honored at a Brooklyn Baptist church wedding shower hosted by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G
and Luther
J. 2 Gelp
Jimmy Bob
Mervin Stephensons
Messrs
Mmes
Howard Gleghorn
James Arrott
Dee
Jodie Hedges
Cathy
B. W. Hedges
J. C. Boatright
J. B. Arrott
Grace Hedges
A. J. Eysary
Homer Holloway
Leland Carlton
Ronnie
Franklin Thomas
Big Spring
Elton Gilliland
Chloe
Less Webb
San Angelo
Jolly Breakfast Club
Dick Piser
Hollands Jewelry
Bill Willmann
Dexie Laudder
Bert Hester
Herbert Holland
J. W. Clark
al D. Richards
Wesley Prinzing
Central Hotel
Ballinger
Red Cross
Gleghorm Mug Staghen Register Memes
An OCR fragment notes a gathering with about 80 attendees. The text mentions names or terms like Gleghorm Mug Staghen and Memes, but details are unclear and partial.
Bronte Weekly Briefs March 6 1928 News Items
Clytus Smith suffers a fractured arm after a bridge crash between Bronte and Robert Lee. Walker Good buys Ss J Townsend grocery gas station and store at Tennyson and assumes management. L E Davis patents a washing machine and plans its manufacture. Walter Scott and Faye Mitchell wed at Rev. Rosser's. Cedar Mountain rabbit drive starts at Charley Taylor's with dinner at J P Johnson home featuring barbecued calf and goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Clytus Smith
C. C. Smith
Bronte
Robert Lee
Walker Good
Ss. J. Townsend
Tennyson
L E. Davis
Walter Scott
Faye Mitchell
W. H. Rosser
Cedar Mountain
Charley Taylor
J. P. Johnson
Fort Worth Visitors Stay With Ben Oglesby Family
Mr and Mrs Paul Berthelot and their sons from Fort Worth visited for the weekend at the Ben Oglesby home staying through a brief family visit in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berthelot
Progressive Club Meeting Reviews Gown of Glory
The Progressive Club met at the home of Mr. F. Ss. Higginbothem last Thursday evening with Mrs. C. C. Glenn as speaker. She reviewed Gown of Glory. Eighteen members attended along with visitors from Robert Lee including Mmes. Palmer Leeper Frank Mc Cabbe W. B. Clist Freeman Clark Marvin Simpson and R. L. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
F. Ss. Higginbothem
C. C. Glenn
Robert Lee
Mmes. Palmer
Leeper
Frank McCabbe
W. B. Clist
Freeman Clark
Marvin Simpson
R. L. Reed
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20Th Century Studios
Central Drug
Bronte, Texas
Gleghorn
Howard Greghorn
Brookshire Baptist Church
Mmes. B. Vv
Alexander
Angelo
Concho
Chad
Harry J. Loveless
D. C
Texas
Roadmaster
Buick
Underwood Motor CO
Ballinger, Texas
Hutchings & Tenth
L. T. Youngblood Bronte, Texas
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