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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1944
Page
3
Ready for revival at Bronte Methodist Church as A Hanson and his group of workers finalize preliminary arrangements for tomorrow night’s program starting Saturday.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. R L Keyes home Monday afternoon. Devotional by Mrs B F Bridges from Psalm 137. Mrs B Modgling read New Voices in the Christian World. Mrs Jess Perciful presented The Gospel in a Jeep about chaplains. All reports and pledges completed. Rev F Hanson delivered a closing prayer. Refreshments served to members listed.
Spring arrives as Bronte schools host a stream of poets and poetesses. Readers of the Enterprise are promised poetic productions by the so called poetic dreamers to be featured next week in a new literary segment.
The Edwards Jewelry Company of San Angelo pledges patriotic support for Red Cross work statewide. The Enterprise thanks this progressive company for aiding Red Cross efforts throughout the county.
Buck R. Coleman was hosted by Bronte High School Home Economics Department faculty Monday evening March 13 before his induction into the Army on March 15.
Cumbie Ivey, longtime Bronte resident, has purchased the Coke Motor Company in Robert Lee from J. S. Craddock. The dealership, now renamed Ivey Motor Company, remains the Coke county Ford dealer with strong repair service. Ivey invites old friends and new customers to visit the Robert Lee shop.
San An enco superintendent Dr Hamner will preach at the Bronte church meeting as part of the district. Pastor Hanson urges a strong attendance inviting all to worship God together for comfort amid anxiety and sorrow.
Mrs J L Keeney and her daughter Mrs Jimmie Wilson of Colorado City left Tuesday to visit their sons Edwin Keeney and James Keeney brothers respectively. James is in the Navy and has moved from Rhode Island to Camp Henemue. The ladies plan to stay for several weeks.
Report details 4 H and FFA exhibitors from Robert Lee and surrounding areas at the Coke County Livestock Show on March 6 with sales totals from Fort Worth. Names, weights, prices, and prizes are listed for calves pigs lambs and sheep from multiple clubs and individuals. Continued in next week.
Rev. C. R. Blake of the First Baptist church preached Sunday afternoon at Fort Chadbourne to an appreciative audience.
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