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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1946
Page
2
Thursday evening 7 30 worship theme from John 7 37 and Revelation 22 17. The message invites all who thirst to come and drink the water of life.
Chalk Dust reports the Carr sisters mourning their grandfather and lists recent weddings as Dorothy Green with Joe Ed Harrell of Tennyson and other pairings with residents of San Angelo Maverick and Tennyson. Librarian Johanne Gassiot takes a part time job at Central Drug while the Annual staff plans press time and voices of William Lee Brown and Roma Jean are highlighted.
The school trustee election will be held on the first Saturday in April at the Bronte School building. Election judge will be Mrs. Frank Keeney. Ballot names include Mack Powell Marlin Mackey W Wrinkle and J D Luttrell Jr.
A humorous note recounts Betty Ruth Crow visiting a West Texas ranch last September and asking why a hornless cow is really a horse. It mentions spring football practice and upcoming Junior-Senior banquet plans for March 28 with invitations sent and gym decorations underway at Bronte Gym on March 18 at 8 15 p m.
The First Baptist Church, led by Rev. C. R. Blake, invites all to Sunday services at 11:00 AM with 10:00 AM Sunday School and 7:00 PM Wednesday Prayer. Last week attendance reached 90 in Sunday School and 101 in preaching. evening worship 58. Wednesday 31. A special Sunday honors Senior Deacons J. J. Williams and W. C. Walton for years of faithful service.
Notice announces a city election at Bronte City Hall to choose a Mayor and four Aldermen for two and one year terms. One seat is vacant due to the resignation of B. F. Bridges. Voters urged to participate and vote for candidates.
Howard Gleghorn has been discharged from the Army after three years of service, including two years overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Foster spent the weekend in Big Spring visiting relatives. The Baptist Church finished a Sunday School Study course led by Rev. L. B. Smith. Beginning this week both Methodists and Baptists will hold prayer services on Wednesdays led by Ed Holden. Local visits include Oates of San Angelo to Willis Smiths and the Smiths to Angelo. A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones was a hang-up success. Brookshire plans to present the senior play Brother Goose on Monday night March 18.
A Tennyson singing convention is set for Sunday March 24 with singers from surrounding counties expected. John Coulson notes it is a country wide affair and new books will be used. Attendees should gather at 10 AM for the domventias and plan to contribute to the county dinner.
Special services Sunday honor J. J. Williams and W. C. Walton for more than sixty years of service to the church. They will be toasted with bouquets and speeches, hymns will feature their favorites, and friends are invited to attend.
Unfinished knee hole desks priced from 10.75 to 43.74 with multiple drawers and bookshelves. Gift Department offers Pyrex flame glassware cookie jars smoker sets and 24 piece tableware. Shag rugs range 2.95 to 19.75. Address 62 64 North Chadbourne San Angelo.
Candidates announce for State Representative 62nd District W H Rampy. For County Judge Bob L Davis McNeil Wylie seeks re election. County Commissioner Precinct 8 W J Eads Robert Forman S A Kiker seeks re election. Precinct 4 Ben Brooks. County and District Clerk T Caperton Willis Smith seeks re election.
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