Sunday Visits and Church Events Highlight Local Page
Mrs Otis Smith and Jean visited Merizon and Mrs Smiths sister Mrs Pete Rampy. A Wil meth Baptist delegation led a Bronze Sunday Training Union at First Baptist with 15 in the five week study course led by Rev C R Blake. The editor launches San Angelo Art Week at KGKL 3:00 pm on American Art Week sponsorship by the American Artists Professional League chair Mrs W S Douglas. Various locals including Frank Keeney Will Price Betty Jo Glenn Anna Lee Price and Dwain Leonard are listed with visits and moves. A Kickapoo Baptist social honors Rev L L Griffin as he moves away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Smith
Jean
Merizon
San Angelo
KGKL
American Artists Professional League
W. S. Douglas
I. M. Cumbie
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ed Classey
C. R. Smith
Sweetwater
Smith
Frank Keeney
Angelo
Will Price
Kingsland
Jake Hallmark
Betty Jo Glenn
Big Spring
Cecil Glenn
Betty Jo
Big Spring Herald
Anna Lee Price
Goodfellow Field
Bronte
Dwain Leonard
J. D. Leonard
J. L. Keeney
Jimmy Erwins
Hamlin
Wayne Percifulls
Midland
Deema Clark
F. L. Clark
Condie Wylie
Clarks
Frank Kemp
Ballinger
Cecil Kemps
Carolyn
Frank Kemps
Cecil
Norton Notations Honor Rolls and Local Football Results
The first six weeks honor roll includes Rita Butler Janice Roper Jerry Underwood and many others. The Norton Eagles beat Bronte 30 to 0 while the Longhorns defeated the Eagles. Several attended Winters Coleman game and Robert Lee defeated Christoval. A Baptist youth Halloween party was held with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Butler
Janice Lynn Roper
Jerry Underwood
C. J. Robinson
Bobby Hill
Ethel Hoelscher
Francine Hoelscher
Janet Minzenmeyer
Doyle Ford
Lavern Hutton
Peggy Cope
Patricia Mackey
Virginia Hoelscher
Wyvonne Robinson
Ray Nell Stark
Jeanora Simpson
Betty Sue Willis
Mary Lou Hoelscher
Shirley Cope
Mamie Murphy
Juannelle Chapman
Roger Bryan
Martin Gottschal
Otto Gottschalk
Frankie Taylor
June Hensley
Mary Louise Ellis
Burl Ford
Mary Ellen Mitchell
Wendell Cope
Edward Redman
Norton Eagles
Bronte
Longhorns
Eagles
Winters
Coleman
Kenneth Talley
Margarite Mathis
Robert Lee
Christoval
Nealon Carter
Robert Hambright
Keith Corley
Donald Lee
Norman Wertenberger
Bill Mitchell
Lowell Corley
Cecil Wayne Patton
J. S. Yarnell
Joannelle Chapman
Betty Sue
Ruth Henderson
Mar Ellen Mitchell
Nell Hambright
Yvonne Bryan
Calvin Bryan
Charlene Carlton
Milton Shelburne
J. A. Henderson
Curtis Patton
Jeanora
Jo Alice Simpson
Scott Barrett
Lenorah Fowler
Audine Curry
Elwood Hambright
Dalton Crockett
Neil Stewart
Betty Shelburne
Bro
G. K. Coley
Jim Hambright
Clarence Lee
Sly Sayings By Cy Sledge At State Fair Debate
Local column notes Cy Sledge weighing attendance at the State Fair as debate over whether to attend centers on female visitors and racing crowds. Banks report that people save less money, with talk that prices won’t drop next year. Debra ruefully calls stock market chatter silly amid sharp talk of crime and black market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkker
Mirias
White's Auto Store Opens in Bronte
C E Bruton opens White's Auto Store in Bronte with Mrs Bruton assisting. The new shop, Cosden products agent, offers motor oils and a broad selection. Grand opening runs today and tomorrow with a formal after-event planned next weekend and a free drawing for merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bruton
Bruton
Cosden
Brutons
Bronte Enterprise
Robert Lee
Lance
Tennyson
Blackwell
Brookshire
Norton
Maverick
Ballinger
Abilene
Angelo
Sweetwater
White
Bronte
Baby Troy Mack Scott Arrives in Bronte Family Event
Troy Mack Scott was born on Wednesday October 9 to Mr and Mrs L K R Scott of Bronte. He weighs 8% pounds and is welcomed by relatives including Mrs Scott formerly Miss Fairy McWilliams daughter of G M McWilliams and J L Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Enterprise
Mrs. Briton
Waxed paper uses span daily life and kitchen tasks
A reader recalls waxed paper’s many everyday roles from lunch boxes to fridge storage and table top use. The writer mentions discussing curious facts with a friend about the material’s versatility in home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Es
Blackwell Social News Highlights Visitor Ties
Mr. and Mrs. H Lafferty and son of Los Angeles visit Blackwell. Sul Ross Home Coming guests attend Alpine event with Mrs. F K Turney and Mrs. John Rogers Simpson. Local family and church activities include a Methodist night, WSCS Week of Prayer, and canning kitchen supervision by Mrs. Cecil Smith. Rev. R Murray resigns from the Baptist Church. Bronte Enterprise subscription urged for local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lafferty
Los Angeles
California
Blackwell
Charles Ragsdale
Jack Stuart
Sul Ross
Alpine
F. K. Turney
John Rogers Simpson
Frank Youree
Roy Sanderson
Abilene
Bettie Sanderson
Methodist Church
C. A. Long
Sweetwater
WSCS
Mmes. Austin Jordan
T. A. Carlisle
J. A. Oden
D. T. Hunt
Bateman
Enid
Oklahoma
R. Murray
The
Baptist Church
J. W. Reynolds
Eastern Star Grand
Houston
Dallas
Bronte Enterprise
Curious Clippings and Etymology Notions Shelf
A miscellany notes haywire clips on chickens in a magazine clip and Dallas luck in ads. It recounts place name origins like Florida from Pascua Florida feast of the flowers and Massachusetts from a day, plus Connecticut from a river and Idaho from an Indian word gem of the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood Springer
Haywood
Frank Keeney
Dallas
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Massachusetts
Indian Name. It Was Named After A Day and Means “Near the Great Hills
Connecticut
Idaho
Mountains
Reverend Leonard Muston at First Baptist Eden Texas
The Rev Leonard Muston of First Baptist Eden Texas will conduct a Sunday School revival next week and will be absent from his regular pulpit Sunday night. Sunday School begins at 10 00 with preaching at 11 00 and an evening service at 7 00. Pastor C R Blake invites all to attend both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo M. Muston
C. R. Blake
First Baptist Church
Eden
Texas
Methodist Church Bronte News Update and Welcome
Rev Geo B L McCrary returns for another year at Bronte church. Services listed including morning worship at 11, evening at 6:30, and youth fellowship. A barbecue for about 100 attendees welcomed the pastor and family back from the Annual Conference. Parsonage family happy to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Tennyson
Bronte
Tennyson Topics Show School Circus Visit and Local News
Tennyson residents report children staying with relatives in Angelo and Temple for health checks. The Tennyson school attended a circus in Angela with a bus trip, and a community program and cake walk raised funds for the school play. Local families visit kin across nearby towns including Comanche Dallas and Sterling City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Athey
W. T. Greens
John Athey
Jackie
Temple
Angelo
Jack Corley
Brenda
Marvin Corley
Bennie Frank
Bronte
Tom Green
Fred Conger
Barney Westbrook
Big Lake
J. M. Stewart
Gene
Carol Anderson
Clarence Derrick
Zack Tounger
Pat
Billie
Jerry Don
Greens
Comanche
Ruth Armstrong
Derrick
Dallas
William Jessie
Loerrick
Henry Teplicek
Clarence Mareek
Rowena
Albert Carper
Sterling City
Robert Brown
Floyd Gibson
Della
Tennyson School
Angela
J. W. Laatham
Late Dum
Poramie
Lora Bell Brown
Russell
Ola Sue
Tom Greens
Ho A. Hlowell
Stewart
Bessie Stewart
Roor. Caldwell
Zach Lpanger
Mars
Bert Gomelins
Par Green
Lloyd Gibson
Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Nunnally
American Art Week
Jeff Dean
J. T. Henry
Devil's River
Jeff
J. T
Gil
Chet Holcombe
R. W. Rees
Centerpoint
Albert Rees
Kickapoo Baptist
Kickapoo Baptist Church
L. L. Griffin
Clayburn Webb
Bobby
Wanda
Pat Beaver
Warren and
Dean
J. W. Warner
W. E. Wrinkle
Wilburn
Cullen Clark
Royce Dean
George Wrinkle
Loretha
Joyce
Truman Parker
R. L. Wrinkle
Francis Seltz
Bobbie Earl
Bernice Francis
Dorothy Scott
Noah Pruitt
Garland
Richard
Monroe Alexander
Eddie Roe
Billy
W. RB. Stethe
A. L. Krinkle
Juanita
Billie Charles
Eula Holman
Uncle Sam
America
Milyou
U.S. Treasury Department
Norton Notations
Betty Jo Shelburne
Debra
Troy Mack Scott
E’s HE Blackwell
Ruby Lawton
Manta
Batteria
Leonard Muston
First Baptist
Geo. BL McCrary
Coke County
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