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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
5
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oglesby included Mrs. John H. Portwood and children Brownfield and Mrs. Ben Oglesby at Latchbock. Mr. and Mrs. G O Jennings and son of Muleshoe visited them Tuesday night.
A 74 year old Atlanta woman praises Hadacol for relief from nervousness indigestion and sleeplessness. She says she would pay friends if it did not help but claims it helped them and she benefits from the product's vitamins and minerals with a money back guarantee and trial sizes offered by LeBlanc Corporation.
The local conference elected stewards and church-officers for the next year with terms beginning June 1. Names include C. E. Arrott Clifford Clark D K Glenn Dr J D Leonard W O Maxwell Jr Bo Modgling J A Percifull ALN Rawlings Frank Sayner B D Snead George R Thomas Norman Riker W G Cresap J W Labenske Mrs John Chirk Mrs O Meador W L Latham on various boards and trusteeships.
The WSCS winds up the year with a Whitt home meeting of the Methodast WSES. The gathering opened with no prayer and featured a study on We the People eaten at the Ecumenical Clarrehw. Plans were made for refreshments during vacation at Clutch school.
This year’s report lists students by grade with activity notes. Third grade formed a Good Citizenship club and read over thirty books, with 36 pupils enrolled and five parties held. Fourth grade has 32 students with named students, celebrations for Halloween Christmas and Easter, and class officers listed. Fifth grade has 22 moved away from an initial four to leave four, with officers named. Sixth grade shows thirty enrolled, with officers and activities including a spelling and science focus, a bicycle parade, and a hall queen. Seventh grade notes officers and planned science fair, chemistry work, and parties. Eighth grade mentions English sorade sponsor and room mothers, with officers, Halloween events, skating party, and sports achievements.
The text notes a group called the Circuit Leader Quartet of the Methodist Publishing Concern presenting a program at San Antonio Travis Park Methodist Church on May 24 to honor founders including figures like Bishop Francis Asbury and Nathan Bangs. Names listed include James Lamia Ras John Dickins and others.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions events and names with unclear meaning. It references possible local entities and dates but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret. The readable bits suggest a brief community notice or schedule but lack coherent details.
An ad promotes a foot medicine labeled JSE T-4-L claiming strong penetrating power with an undiluted alcohol base. It promises relief in one hour and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Today at participating drug stores.
Officials advocate a county wide dog vaccination drive and require owners to display vaccination date tags. Dogs without tags may be treated as ownerless and humanely destroyed, as part of rabies control measures.
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