WMU Meeting Held at Pruitt Home
The Kickapoo WMU met Saturday in Mrs. Ella Pruitt’s home with Mrs. Ella Holman in charge. Attendees included Mrs. Margaret Stephenson and Rev W P Murchison who led a John 4 lesson. The group planned a quilt for the orphan’s home and noted the Talpa district WMU meeting on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
Ella Pruitt
Ella Holman
Jesus
The
Cross
Margaret Stephenson
Leetha Wrinkle
Eula Holman
Mary Pruitt
Orphan's Home
W. P. Murchison of
Palmer
Mmes
Martha Alexander
Maudie Clark
Altha Best
Pearlie Mae Andrews
Opal Beaver
Vera Mitchell
Johnnie Pearl Beaver
Mary Spencer
Fannie Beaver
Faye Scott
Ida Warner
Ester Warner
Lela Parker
Maggie Wrinkle
Dorothy Faye Scott
Ouida Faye Beaver
John 5
Full Gospel Church Saturday Services Invite
Mrs. J. W. Tammen the pastor invites attendance at Saturday evening services at 7 30 PM with an hour of special singing followed by an evangelistic message. Moments of Meditation quote from Luke 24 6 and John 11 25 are included.
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Full Gospel Church
J. W. Tammen
Galilee
Jesus
John
Oil field workers seek apartments in Bronte
A survey shows a influx of oilfield workers and families into Bronte. Many arrive needing houses or apartments for families with children. New residents include Mr. and Mrs. Don McKee and sons, Grady Childress, J W Nelson, J D Lightfoot, the Swineharts, and the Bill Williams family as more wells open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Don McKee
Joe
Don
Enterprise praised by Railroad Commissioner for March issue
Olin Culberson of the Railroad Commission compliments the Bronte Enterprise in a letter. He praises the paper’s ads, column treatment, headline clarity, print quality, stock, and wide area coverage, calling it a real newspaper for the community.
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Olin Culberson
Railroad Commission of Peans
Enterprise
Sam
Exton Talley
Bronte Enterprise
West
Olin Calberson
First Methodist Church Easter Program At The Bronze Church
The Bronze Methodist Church presents an Easter program in the adult Sunday school at 10 with a quarter before the Easter sermon followed by member reception and a Youth one act play The Way in the evening at 7 30 The church invites attendees Church school at 10 am Morning Worship on Easter meaning Evening Worship The Way Preaching at Hayrick 3 pm
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Alvin R. Mauldin
Bronze Methodist Church
Hayrick
Bronte district voters weigh school budget and board change
The Bronte school budget shows 1946 47 receipts 41 214 31 with 44 441 98 spent leaving 3 227 67 in the hole and 1947 48 estimated receipts 50 923 87 but approved at 54 185 The district valued at 1 120 358 with a 1 00 tax rate maintenance 20 bonds 30 and 23 600 in bonds remaining. three candidates Mrs Vernon Lammers Steve Badley Ed Nunnally urge change and invite scrutiny of a window pasted budget and school affairs while defending incumbents and stressing child welfare.
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Bronte
Willis Smith
Vernon Lammers
Steve Badley
Ed Nunnally
Enterprise
Bronze Enterprise
Vernon C. Lammers
Trust and Obey in Home Business and Church
Weekly sermonette by Rev. C. R. Blake urges placing God in the home business and church. It argues a life of trust in God, questions secular conduct, and emphasizes conforming to God’s plan over human will. It praises choosing God’s path regardless of earthly lot.
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Job
God
Classified Want Ads Big Selection of Furnishings
Advertises fireplace mantles from 42.50, studio couches from 69.50, new and used furniture, bedroom suites at 129.50, rugs 6.95, oil heater, tractors and farm implements for sale, baby chicks, feed, gas range, washer, and real estate listings including a movable 5-room house, all from San Angelo area merchants and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Taylor & Son
N. Chadbourne
San Angelo
Moody-Powell Feed Supply
S. Oakes
Miss Waldrop Hostess to Hayrick Club
Miss Gladys Waldrop hosted the Hayrick Club at her home on March 18 with opening remarks by Mrs. Ray Coalson on A Secure Future. The meeting featured talks on greater attractiveness and home dyeing with commercial dyes and a Weiner roast honoring Mr. and Mrs. Glen Waldrop who plan to move to Sterling City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Waldrop
Hayrick
Ray Coalson
J. W. Lubenske
Glen Waldrop
Sterling City
Mmes. Labenske
Modrell
Glenn Waldrop
Cresap
Orbie Denman
Ray Coulson
Grandmother Waldrop
Mary Dean Cresap
David and
Dickey Waldrop
Jenna Kay Denman
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1948
A list of candidates announced for the Democratic Primary on July 24 1948 including Howell Cobb D C Fisher re election for Congress 21st District Bob L Davis Jeff Dean for County Judge Paul Good re election Sheriff and Tax Assessor Collector Mrs Ruby L Pettit re election County Treasurer Willis Smith re election County and District Clerk Lee Roy Scott and Otis Smith for Commissioner Precinct 2 J P Arrott and Claude Ditmore for Commissioner Precinct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bob L. Davis
Jeff Dean
Paul Good
Ruby L. Pettit
Willis Smith
Lee Roy Scott Otis Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kickapoo
WMU News
Mrs
Texas Theatre
TEXAS
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Bill Sheffield
King OF the Wild Horses
van Johnson
Janet Leigh
Ted Donaldson
Rusty
Malone
Nance Drug Store
Ballinger
Culbrson
EPRI
Monte Peas Cameo
Golden Corn
Yellis
Kimbell
First Methodist Church
C. R. Blake
H.R. Gassiot
Taylor Emerson
Boyd Badley
John Scheere
Ballinger Truck & Tractor CO
Farmall
Claud Dean
Robert Lee
Leeper Supply CO
Williams Hatchery & Supply
Roper DeLuxe Gas
John Harris
C. E. Bruton, Bronte
Enterprise Office
E. Fletcher
Miss Waldrop
Hayrick Club
Howell Cobb
D. C. Fisher
J. P. Arrott
Claude Ditmore
Dial
Dr. Phillips
A W. Beauregard
cRbs Simoms Manager
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