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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1958
Page
5
Monday is the filing deadline for Democratic Primary offices with races broad across the county except one. The piece notes voters face choices and emphasizes the value of candidacy and campaign effort amid opponents and sunlight on public office competition. It also mentions Cancer Crusade contributions and a lighthearted oddities note about a Siamese cat.
A new feature in The Enterprise will begin next week titled Mystery Farm of the Week. Aerial photos of local farm and ranch homes will appear without owner names until after publication. Owners must identify their photo in person to receive a complimentary print.
The Blackwell Lions Club sponsors a Western stage show at 8 o'clock to raise funds for the Gonzaloes Home for Crippled Children and other civic activities. Eddie Garvin and His Seven Saddle Pals join the County Boys and other Western artists. admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
H. A. Springer travels to Dallas this week to attend a Ma sonic gathering and receive his Scottish Rite degree.
Mrs H O Whitt has returned to her home after undergoing surgery in San Angelo and is making a good recovery.
Bronte High School junior class presents the three act farce No Boys Allowed at 7 30 PM tonight May 2 in Bronte School Auditorium. The event features between acts musical numbers by the school rhythm band and Moore twins June and Jean. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students. Proceeds help the class publicity drive.
Bronte High seniors Jenny Parker and Gene Sherrod won first place in the Our Ideal Military Man of the Future contest, earning Army and Air Force selections. Robert Feil placed top five in the Army Division. Winners will parade in San Angelo on May 17 and attend events May 16 17.
A state study to estimate costs for a Kickapoo Creek flood control project is tentatively set for late June or early July. State officials say survey crews are busy but will be scheduled as soon as feasible. Local interest runs strong in Bronte, with engineers promising to curb Bronte flooding and save soil and water, funded mainly by federal sources with possible local support from Coke County.
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