12 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1948
Page
1
Sermonette emphasizes that God is love and that true knowledge of God comes through love. It outlines Jesus as the revelation of divine love, says love is the greatest virtue, and notes God’s unchanging, merciful nature. It urges giving God one’s best love and reassures that God will never forsake.
Abilene officials consider rerouting the highway from Abilene to San Angelo via Bronte View and Caps It to align with U S 277 and 67. The 88.6 mile Bronte route is preferred for its shorter distance and good condition, with state and local officials weighing official approval and routing by the American Association of State Highway Officials.
Charlie Eubanks reports seeing a panther about 30 miles below Rocksprings. The animal escaped after a brief chase. Reuben Blake arrives and jokes Charlie is sad the beast got away. Charlie invites Reuben to join in the hunt. Tony Glenn and Charlie Boecking visited Angelo on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Sanders is in Angela with her mother, Mrs. Coleman, who is seriously ill. McMurry College officials and supporters visit Blackwell. teachers attend a county TSTA meeting at Roscoe. The Baptist Easter revival begins Friday with Rev. P D Tul lingim preaching, morning 10 30, evening 7 30. O Z Porter to attend a health meeting in Sweetwater.
Floyd Modgling asks the Coke County judge and commissioners to publish the facts on the permanent improvement fund. He wants to know how much money is in the fund, whether it was spent or transferred, and where any missing funds went. He urges county officials to inform the public through the newspaper.
Mary Pearl Bear den Coke County HDA announces winners in the Girls Household Division. Winners include aprons for ages 6-7 Vickie McCabe Charlotte McCabe Edna Lee Killam and 8-9 Mary Beth Schooler Joy Walls Ella Moore. Other entries list Susie Jameson Billig Fred Jameson Elna Jameson Nelda Ann Sheppard Esther Allen Bobbie Davison and more in crafts, sewing, and textiles. Poultry entries feature Billie Fred Jameson Susie Jameson Betty Lois Lenora Nell Burson and a bantam pen of hens.
Wayne Martin of Bronte said he surely enjoyed the rodeo. Judge Bob L. Davis visited Lubbock during the week. Mrs. A. B. Storey of North Holly Wood California arrived for several weeks with her sister Mrs. E. L. Nunnally of San Angelo. The two are daughters of the late J. W. Knapp of Water Valley. Mrs. Storey will visit Carl Knapp in Houston and Jack Knapp in Hot Springs Arkansas. Rev. C. F. Powell and Bob Whitehead were in Bronte this week. Will Price has been sick recently.
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