Readers urged to send letters to editor after subscription clash
In nearly 13 years The Enterprise faced a subscriber's demand for a refund over an untold offending article. The paper invites letters to the editor on any subject, requiring good taste, reasonable length, and a signed original letter if desired. A reader threatened violence over Democratic promises but did not cancel.
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Charlie Boecking
Bronte Sees Cooler Weather After Unseasonable Warm Spree
Bronte residents woke to cooler conditions after a weekend and early week spell of unseasonably warm weather. Forecasters expect a continued drop in temperatures with relief from the heat.
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Bronte
City Brief Thanksgiving Observance in Bronte
Bronte will observe Thanksgiving with a city holiday next Thursday November 24. Most business firms will close except for some cafes and service stations to aid residents and travelers. The Enterprise will publish a day early to accommodate pre holiday advertising and notices. Advertisers and correspondents should submit copy by Monday.
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Bronte
Enterprise
Palerpelse. Win
Phone Service Restored After Break in Line
Repair crews of General Telephone Co. were busy in Bronte last Wednesday afternoon and night repairing a line broken when a truck hit it Wednesday morning. The outage affected much of the east part of town. General used up to date equipment to complete the restoration.
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General Telephone Co
Bronte
Main Street
General
Longhorns Down Steers and Clinch 2nd in District 6-B
The Bronte Longhorns defeated the Robert Lee Steers 32 to 8 at Robert Lee to finish the season strong under Coach Bob Howard. Bronte seized early control, with Dee Arrott scoring on the second play and Rudy Olivas and Donny Robinson adding touchdowns. Robinson and Arrott led the offense through the game as Bronte built a 26–0 lead by the end of the third quarter, then Arrott scored again in the fourth to reach 32 with final kickoff play ending the scoring. The win secures second place in District 6-B behind Hermleigh, the team that defeated Bronte, on a night marked by strong ground games and big plays.
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Bronte Longhorns
Robert Lee
Dee Arrott
Bronte
Tommy Boecking
Richard Sims
Longhorn
Larry Robinson
Arrott
Longhorns
Rudy Olivas
Robinson
Boecking
Sims
Steel
John Kinsey
James Blankenship
Joe Roe
Olivas
Bronte Lads
Tthey
Jerry McCutchen
Donny Robinson
Arratt
Donald Spiller
Kinsey
Roe
Higginbotham
Anne Ivey
Gene Glenn
Melissa Lee
David Bell
Mary Jane Morrow
Larry Butler
Ann Miller
David Guernsey
Cathy Miller
Douglas McCutchen
Diane Sissom
Wayne Carlton
Josephine Flores
Tony Olivas
Peggy Corley
Jerry Lee Gunn
Linda Taylor
Jack Bailey
Johnnie Sims
Rudy Phillips
Dana Eubanks
Deanie Allen
Winter Festival Set For Saturday Night
The Bronze PTA hosts a Saturday night Winter Festival at Bronte School with a gym based carnival features games foods and a talent show. Queens from primary to twelfth grade will be crowned at 8 30 pm with race closing at 4 pm and coronation after.
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PTA
King of Bronte
Darwin Scott
Matthew Caperton
Odessa trio visits Gentry relatives over weekend
Mr and Mrs Bobby Gentry and their daughter from Odessa spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Gentry in the same area.
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Mrs
Bobby Gentry
Odessa
Charlie Gentry
Clothing Drive Seeks Donated Garments From Bronte High
Bronte High School Home Economics teacher Mrs. Royce Fancher urged continued clothing donations for the World Clothing Drive. Students in Home Making classes repair and mend items already received and plan to pack and ship the shipment soon.
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Royce Fancher
Bronte High School
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Miss Bhs
Miss Allen
James Allen
J. P. Arrott
Senator Kennedy
Longhorns Down Steers
JR. Cheerleaders
Margie Oglesby
Janet Caperton
Tricia Andrews
Theralyn Joptin