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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1944
Page
2
The report shows 64 lambs sold averaging $32.04 per animal and bringing in 156 lambs at a top price of $16 with an average of $12.56 per animal.
Eight keys on a long brass key ring missing somewhere near the post office. If found, please return to Mrs. Maggie Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wrinkle Shonvine in San Angelo request efforts to locate the set and return them promptly.
Mrs. George Phillips hosted a supper Tuesday night for her son Charley who, with other registrants, left Thursday to enter training. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips and son Stanly, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beavers, Mrs. Gertrude Gray and children Jim mie, Mary Ann and Barbra Joy. They travel to Fort Sill Oklahoma for assignment.
Edward G Robison and Glen Ford join Marguerite Chapman for a two day engagement on Friday and Saturday outlining a public appearance and schedule of events.
On Saturday afternoon March 11 1944 Miss Ruth Stevens of Bronte became the bride of Wilbur Olson in a ceremony at the home of Rev. Harry Hames pastor of the Robert Lee Baptist church Rev Hames officiating The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Stevens of Bronte The groom is in the service and on furlough visiting relatives in San Antonio with a small party traveling there today
The Olive Seed Store in San Angelo marks one year since W. E Olive bought the Monroe Seed House at 30 E. Concho and renamed it. The seed business shows steady growth as Mr Olive expands stock and advertising while pledging improved service. Mrs Jay Latham returns to Dallas after visiting relatives in Tennyson and with her parents Mr and Mrs D J Corley.
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