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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1976
Page
4
Continuing adult education courses at RL Texas State Technical Institute in Sweetwater offer typing, bookkeeping, and welding. Classes meet two nights weekly with no cost to participants. Interested individuals should meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Room 5 at Robert Tee High School.
The Coke County Rodeo Association will hold a meeting at the Bronte arena at 7 p.m. on March 25. All interested in the rodeo program are invited to attend.
Absentee voting started Monday March 15 for voters unable to cast ballots in the school city or hospital elections on April 3. In city and hospital district elections ballots may be cast at City Hall and for school trustee at Bronte School superintendents office and for county school trustee at the County Judge W. W. Thetford's office.
OES Bronze Chapter 1048 held its regular meeting Monday night March 8 at the local lodge hall. Worthy Matron Mrs. Royce Lee and Worthy Patron Royce Lee presided. A memorial program was presented by Golden Anderson Dorothy Collins Louvenia Rees Margaret Martin and Dorothy Heaner. A social hour followed hosted by Dorthey Pruitt and Margaret Martin.
A March 8 meeting at the New Recreation Center in Robert Lee drew a large Coke County crowd to discuss a rural water system. Engineer William E. Fox and Alton Pyburn outlined plans, and attendees voted to form Coke County Water Supply Corporation with Don Fields as interim board chair. A 30 day sign up window opens for water meters with a $100 tap fee and FHA application.
The Coke County Historical Commission invites the public to a Sunday tour of homes in West Coke County on March 21. The theme is The Evolution of Homebuilding in Coke County, part of Bicentennial commemorations. A school bus tour is planned with car follow options, departing the Coke County Courthouse at 2 p.m. and returning to Robert Lee by 6:30 p.m.
Bronte Chess Club has moved from the Hitchin Post to the Tennyson Community Center. Public meetings stay at 2 30 on Sundays, with all welcome.
Miss Christine Lara daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Lara of Robert Lee completed a six month program at Commercial College of Abilene in executive secretarial studies. The college secured her placement at First State Bank rewarding training with real results and benefits.
Bill Atwood Jr. announces candidacy for State Representative of Texas 63rd District. He pledges to represent constituents, reduce bureaucracy, oppose new taxes and gun control, reform welfare, protect Social Security, and support agriculture. He notes family ties to Bronte area and plans to win in the May 1 election.
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