4-H Club Observes National Week With Bronte Party
The 4-H club girls marked National 4-H Week with a Saturday night party at Bronte City Hall from 6 30 to 8. Mrs H A Springer sponsor explained club goals mottoes and colors while Mrs Alfred Taylor led games. Members and the Bronte Junior home demonstration club provided entertainment and refreshments. Mrs James Scott and Mrs J O Raney assisted.
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Bronte
H. A. Springer
Alfred Taylor
Bronte Junior Home Demonstration Club
James Scott
J. O. Raney
Party Enjoyed by Sixteen Members with Refreshments
About sixteen members attended the gathering and enjoyed light refreshments. The concise report notes a small social event with a friendly, informal atmosphere.
Hospital News Snapshot From March Admissions and Discharges
A sequence of hospital notices records admissions and discharges across March. Names include Mrs. Walter Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gibbs and daughter, Miss Addie Fletcher, Mrs. Sid Evans Jr., M. B. Meek, Leslie Childs, Jessie Ray Ensor, Dave Adkins, Gard Mills, Ben Spoonts, Joe Ash, and Jer ry McShan, with transfers to Sweetwater and San Angelo.
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Walter Phillips
C. H. Gibbs
Ira Coppedge
L. D. Hull
Otto Finck
San Angelo
Addie Fletcher
Sam Jay
A. S. Eubanks
Sid Evans, Jr
M. B. Meek
Sid Evans
Leslie Childs
M.B. Meek
Robi. Kirchman
Antonio Martinez
J.T. Campbell
Als. Fubacks
J. C. Strickland
Jessie Ray Ensor
Hollis Ensor
Sweetwater
Dave Adkins
J. Ty Campbell
Robert Kirchman
N. J. Taylor
Gard Mills
Clark Howell
Ben Spoonts
Ed McAuley
Leslie Chiles
Jerry McShan
W. B. McShan
Joe Ash
Future Homemakers elect officers
The Homemakers of America met March 14 1949 at the school and elected Marlene Arrott president for the coming year. Other officers were Doris Adair vice president Dorothy Walton secretary treasurer Benneta Muston social chairman and Norma Gentry program chairman. The group reviewed their creed and organization song at the meeting.
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Homemakers of America
Marlene Arrott
Doris Adair
Dorothy Walton
Benneta Muston
Norma Gentry
Airmaid hosiery and Airmate socks tied to Bronte agency
Bronte Pharmacy becomes exclusive agent for Airmaid hosiery and Airmate socks and ties in Bronte. Airmaid brand sales restricted to this outlet, establishing sole local distribution.
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Bronte Pharmacy
Bronte
Airmaid
Airmate
Pharmacy Unveils Display Case For New Merchandise
Drug stores nationwide showcase a new display case highlighting recent merchandise. The Pharmacy announces the upgraded presentation aims to attract shoppers and boost sales with expanded product visibility.
Smith Mauldin Vows Read In Robert Lee
Miss Wanda Mauldin daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Mauldin of Robert Lee and Willis Wayne Smith son of the county clerk and Mrs Willis Smith were married March 2 at the Robert Lee Methodist Church by Rev Ross Welch. Attendants were Olene Snoddy and Royce Smith. The couple will live in Robert Lee where Smith is employed at the Robert Lee State Bank.
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Wanda Mauldin
Jim Mauldin
Robert Lee
Willis Wayne Smith
Willis Smith
Robert Lee Methodist Church
Ross Welch
Olene Snoddy
Royce Smith
Smith
Robert Lee State Bank
Funeral Attended for J W Turner in Wellington
Mrs J C Lammers and family attended the funeral services for J W Turner in Wellington last Thursday. Turner, a brother in law of Mrs Lammers, had visited Bronte on several occasions. He left behind five surviving children, 35 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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J.C. Lammers
Vernon
Leslie
John Coatson
Juanetta
J. W. Turner
Wellington
Turner
Red Cross Faith Restores Woman’s Hope After Hard Time
A speaking of renewed faith in the Red Cross as a force for recovery. The narrator recalls a period of unemployment and despair followed by a turning point when Red Cross kindness offered encouragement and belief that she could recover and rejoin work.
Electoral College reform gains momentum in Congress
Rep Ed Gossett cites growing support for the Gossett Lodge amendment to modernize the electoral system. Opponents fear partisan harm, but backers argue it would reduce minority influence and favor a stronger two party system. Brookings endorses the plan, while Texans in Washington pursue related public and Mohair program efforts.
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Ed Gossett
Wichita Falls
Gossett-Lodge
Ferguson
Michigan
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Gossett
Brookings Institute
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