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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
4
Card of thanks to Dr Harris and hospital staff and friends for favors while hospitalized. Also note Lackland Hospital remembrance for Capt. and Mrs. Austin Collins. Advertisement offers Avon earning potential $500 to $1,000 during the Christmas selling season with Box 1629 San Angelo Texas.
The Bronte Home Demonstration Club will not meet on Wednesday November 6 instead they join a third cookery class in Robert Lee led by Mrs Fay Roe. They prepare for the county Achievement Day in Robert Lee on November 9 inviting the public. The next meeting is scheduled November 20 with Mrs T C Berry. Mr and Mrs E A Baugh of Stanton visited their daughter and son in law Mrs J F Hughes here last week during Mrs Hughes recovery from surgery. Visitors in the Hughes home included Mrs Baughs sister Mrs W H Capps and niece Mrs Casey Herring of Santa Anna. The Gilmore couple traveled from Stanton to see the Hughes. The ladies are sisters.
Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson and family from Abilene visited friends here last Sunday afternoon.
A Texas county taxpayer argues there is little need for additional farm to market road work and flood control taxes. He notes one dam project is federally funded and urges residents to vote against the tax at the November 9 election.
Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and their family visited in Quannah J last weekend creating a friendly local gathering for residents and neighbors.
At a Monday meeting November 4 Coke County Commissioners voted unanimously to keep the 30 cent Ad Valorem tax in place. They urge residents to approve the tax in next Saturday's vote to fund continuing road services and Farm-to-Market projects, noting that a tax increase or bonds would be less favorable to taxpayers.
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