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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
1
Bronte Texas editor publisher D M West introduces a brief Post Office registration notice dated March 1 1918. The remark marks Bronte Enterprise as a second class matter under federal law.
A Texas health notice reports rheumatic heart disease as the leading cause of death for ages ten to fourteen and second to tuberculosis for ages fifteen to ninety five. It warns of danger signals such as joint pain and swelling and irritability in children. Prevention focuses on early diagnosis, good diet, and avoiding chills, damp or crowded housing, scarlet fever, and other infections.
Saturday November 18 marked the formal opening of Coke County's Frozen Food Locker Plant at Robert Lee. An open house featured an educational exhibit by County Agent T. B. Hicks Home Demonstration Agent Fay D. Crostin and F. B. A. Supervisor Vera Martin with staff including C. E. McDonald and Ruby Pettit. The exhibit displayed cuts of lamb pork beef turkey poultry and vegetables as guests toured the 310 drawer locker plant. Coffee and cookies were served by Croslin Martin and assistants. By day’s end most lockers were rented.
The meeting on November 20 was called to order by vice president Marlene Arrott with Roma Richards acting as secretary. A report on the November 18 meeting at Robert Lee was read by Roma Jean Richards and a committee was appointed to plan next year's program and purchase a Maximum Thermometer for tear pressure cookers.
At a Friday night barbecue sponsored by the Coke County Livestock Association Miss Croslin demonstrated several salad ideas and related items that could be prepared or given as Christmas gifts.
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