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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
4
Classified notice offers a two bedroom mobile home for sale. Contact Carroll Robbins at 473-5251 for details. Listing ends 13 21p.
Turbulent weather moved through Bronte late last Friday afternoon with high winds and heavy rainfall. Reports indicate 7 to 1 inches of rain in town, most during intense showers, with marble sized hail causing little damage.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Caperton depart Saturday for Hawaii on a National Life and Accident Insurance top agent trip. They will first visit Nashville, then fly by charter plane to Hawaii and return to Nashville the following Friday.
Miss Pruitt, a Bronte High School alumna with 11 years of piano study, majorette, band and cheerleader roles, has visited 46 states plus Canada and Mexico. Her Miss Waco talent is a medley themed mix titled Were All Born Free So Be All You Can Be, linked to pageant sponsor Beverly Hills Lions Club.
The TEL Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Cora Collier's home Wednesday afternoon with 15 members present. Refreshments were served, co hosted by Mrs. Ben Peters and Mrs. Gus Wahrmund.
An adult volleyball tournament will be held in the Bronte School gym Friday and Saturday with ten women’s teams and eight men’s teams. Games start 6 30 p m Friday and 10 30 a m Saturday. No admission fee and the junior class runs the concession.
In National Library Week observance the ’69 Study Club will sponsor a Book Parade on Saturday April 14. Entrants gather at the school at 10 a.m. with judging at 10:30 a.m. The downtown parade follows. Contestants read a book and dress as a character. Three divisions for boys and three for girls with prizes. Division I covers kindergarten and first grade, Division II covers second and third graders, Division III covers fourth through sixth graders.
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