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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1953
Page
10
Bronte Enterprise lists its second class mail status at Bronte Texas with post office date March 1 1918 under the 1879 act and cites subscription rates per year for Coke and adjoining counties 2002 with a disclaimer that no reflection on any person firm or corporation is intended and will be corrected on notification.
The passage states a misdemeanor conviction may result in a fine not exceeding 100 dollars with each day of use or operation of the equipment constituting a separate offense. The ordinance was passed October 7, 1953, approved by Mayor H. O. Whitt, and attested by City Secretary Jerry Proctor.
The city council of Bronte Texas enacts an ordinance regulating the storage handling transportation and storage of manufactured and liquefied petroleum gases. It forbids wholesale gas storage within city limits and incorporates Railroad Commission of Texas Division III rules with penalties for violations.
The hospital log lists patient admissions and dismissals by date from October 7 to October 14. Notable items include the death of Mr. H. E. Thorn on October 9 and births on October 14 for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Portis Robbins, with multiple residents from Robert Lee Winters and nearby areas admitted or discharged across the period.
Bronte band and pep squad assisted the Longhorns at the Trent football game. The band formed at the north end, the pep squad at the south, then joined midfield to form a megaphone before marching off. They practiced week for Hobbs game stunts tonight.
The Band Mothers Club met Tuesday night October 13 with 18 members present. Mrs John Coalson was elected president and the officers include Mrs Charles Phillips vice president Mrs Lum Lasswell secretary Mrs Garland Spencer and Mrs Wade Rees reporter. The group aims to support band activities.
The group aims to raise money for needed band instruments and supplies. Each member must prepare a fundraising idea for the next meeting. Mothers of band members are invited to assist with projects. The next meeting follows the PTA meeting.
A high school welcomes Dorothy Fretwell a transfer from Arkansas. Grade school adds Charles Allard Robert Littlefield Sandra Sue Bond Steve Littlefield Patsy Terry and Linda Terry as new students.
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