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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1949
Page
2
The county superintendent announces an auction date November 26, 1949 at 10:00 AM for a Bardtt bus with terms offered. Prospective bidders may view the vehicle at Green Mountain School. Proposals may be secured by contacting the County Superintendent, Robert Lee, Texas.
Reading like a local notice, veterans and families are advised to contact Newman Reker at once to complete admissions for the agriculture program. Delays may require vet approval from the administration after initial application.
Marlene Attott ot Bronte won one of the cash prizes at the Make It Yourself with Wool contest held last Monday night at the San Angelo College auditorium. She placed fourth in the junior dress division with Martha Weddle of Bhickwell taking first prize in the wool dress for senior division. Magelle Thay of Bhickwell earned second prize in the wool dress division.
The item lists the Ch Te aa Ch Te aa Baptist Church with Pastor V. D. Price. It presents a church notice or notice of service with names and leadership detail for the local congregation.
Church of Christ invites attendance for Bible study led by Minister Hible and sermon on Hypocrisy at 10 50 am. Evening services planned. Wednesday Bible class at 7 00 pm. Tuesday Ladies Bible class at 7 30 pm. Personal invitation extended. City unknown.
A surprise birthday party for Jarvis Moragne at the Moragne home featured guests in costume, apple dunking, prizes for dunking and contests, and refreshments for Mr. and Mrs. Murtishaw the Motagnes and other attendees.
Bronte Lions Club president Steve Badley said dismantling the old Planters Gin building is going well moving machinery to the seed house and removing tin and rafters. Vocational agriculture students led by J T Henry haul material while gratitude is expressed to Norman Riker Mack Barbanks and local sponsors for equipment loans.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Lloyds of Altus Oklahoma, hosted Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schults of Rising Star for a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Keeney. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Bivins of Traan, Robert Lowry and Gene Keeney of San Angelo.
The county 4 H Club committee met last Saturday in the home demonstration office in Robert Lee. Io na Mae King was elected representative to the Ladies Home Demonstration Council. Five club girls from Robert Lee and Bronte will serve. The annual 4 H banquet was discussed but a definite date not set. Arnold Ball left Wednesday for New Mexico for the rest of the week.
Mr. T. W. Casey of Robert Lee was injured in a Friday morning two car crash about six miles south of Robert Lee. Four people were involved. Mrs. Casey was hospitalized in San Angelo in satisfactory condition. Both cars overturned and were heavily damaged.
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