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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1955
Page
1
A reader expresses gratitude for flowers sympathy and kindness after the death of a mother. Names include Guy Strickland and family Mrs Roy Robinson and Mrs James Thomason and J E Mitchell family acknowledge support during illness and death.
E J Smith of Bronte will serve as the delegate to the Texas state convention of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society March 17 to 19 at the Cactus Hotel in San Angelo. Delegates attended an open house at Concho Camp No 66 and city officials hosted the event with remarks by Mayor M D Bryant. Principal speaker Howard M Landgren, national secretary from Omaha, will be joined by J R Sims national director and Woodmen field manager and R E Miller of San Antonio, former Woodmen vice president.
Bronte schools students work on entries for the Interscholastic League Literary events. Events include essay writing declamation and storytelling set for a date about two weeks away.
Daily admissions list names from Bronte area hospitals for March 9 through 15 including Mrs Dock Larkin Jim Williams Denise Williams Regina Garcia Bonnie Pugh and other patients. A daughter born at 9 20 p m weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces named Debra Lynn. Several patients were dismissed or admitted across Winters Blackwell Norton Ft. Chadbourne Lone Star Camp and related addresses.
The Bronte W H D Club met on Wednesday March 16 at Mrs. O R McQueen's home. Nine members attended. A round table discussion followed a reading of minutes. Mrs. W W Whalen won the floating prize. The next meeting is April 6 with Mrs. Oden as hostess. Russell M McMeans made Sul Ross College Dean's Honor Roll. Arnold Ball and wife visited Midland and Abilene last weekend.
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