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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1961

Page

6

Our Finest Hour If We Humble Ourselves and Pray

A reflective sermon-style note urges embracing God's word from II Chronicles 7 14 to heal the land and face a defining moment. It warns that failure could be the last hour and ends with a sign off from Lester L Vinson and a cue to read the classified ads.

God Lester L. Vinson

Enduring Liberty and the West Texas Home Front

A reader laments neglect of family and faith in defending freedom. He questions abandoning self reliance, jury duty, and constitutional values to seek state subsidies. He urges citizens to oppose socialism, support school integrity, and back moral public leadership to restore a sound economy.

Land of the Free Home of the Brave West Texas

Highway Safety Budget Okayed for Coke County Roads

The Texas Highway Commission approved 48000 for Coke County in 1962. Four point one miles on State Highway 158 between Bronte and the Runnels County line will be widened and bridges upgraded under G G Lackey Sr. The 1962 program covers 2433 miles across 156 counties with 378 projects. District Engineer J A Sneil noted 46.4 miles in the district at 585000 total.

Texas Highway Commission Coke County J. A. Snell San Angel Bronte Runnels G. G. Lackey Sr San Angelo Highway Commission U. S J. A. Sneil

Mickey Black Promoted to Sergeant First Class

Mickey Black of Bronte has been promoted to Sergeant First Class in a ceremony announced this week by Lt. Col. John Miller of Tarleton State College. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Osmo Black, is an agricultural student and a member of the Tarleton Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Mickey Black Bronte John Miller Tarleton State College Black Osmo Black TSC Tarleton Reserve Officer Training Corps

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