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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
2
OPA announces spare stamp No 11 in ration book No 4 becomes valid April 1 for ten pounds of sugar. Stamp No 53 expires March 31. The new stamp remains valid through September 30, with a second ten pound stamp to be issued July 1 if imports arrive. No separate canning stamps this summer.
Mr and Mrs W G Cresap Mrs Glenn Waldrop and two children were Abilene visitors last Saturday.
Special shampoo and set for 60c per manents at reduced prices. Mrs Bud Bell offers contact via phone 6 Bronte. Also baby chicks available from Ray and Supply with R.O.P. sired English White and other popular breeds. We sex the breeds and provide supplies at Bon 004 Hutching Ave Temes.
Visiting here Monday were Mr and Mrs Hi Brisco of Robert Lee E H Mough W W Rook and D R Gartman of San Angelo John Allen left Tuesday to go to New Mexico with his brother Joe who is moving out there to live on one of Marvin Simpson s ranches He will be gone a day or two Mrs W H Campbell is having some inside painting done on her home and Leo Prine has almost completed his garage and wash house Mr and Mrs J M Gartman and Mr and Mrs H J Gartman visited in San Antonio last Sunday The Jack Lassiters visited the T A Gartmans Sunday Mr and Mrs H L Reid and children visited the E Arbuckles Sunday There are still several cases of flu going the rounds Mrs L S Bird has returned after spending a few days at Blackwell with her son Rev U S Bird and family Visiting here last week were Mr and Mrs L B Mauldin and baby of California Mrs Ruby Mauldin Thomason and son of Abernathy and Mr and Mrs John Pettit and Granny Morehead of Colorado City Miss Effie Carwile is staying with the Paul Goods at Robert Lee
A. J. Martin of the Recruiting Station San Angelo Texas declares that enlistment in the Army preserves schooling eligibility under the GI Bill of Rights and offers mustering out pay. He urges eligible young men to contact the local Recruiting Officer in Room 320 Post Office Building, San Angelo, Texas. The opportunity ends with the war’s termination.
Also in an Angelo hospital are Mrs. Ben Tubb and Dr. J. K. Griffith, both of Robert Lee, who were taken over there the first of the week.
Bronte High elected new pep squad officers led by Kat Wrinkle as head cell leader with Robbie Tomlinson and Dorothy Walden as assistants. Majorettes elected include Dorothy Stephenson, Doris Nell Adair, and Juanelle Blake. Sponsors named are Dorothy Martin and Jean Duncan.
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