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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
4
A brisk classified page shows part time work for teens at Bronze Enterprise, an upright piano sale for 65 dollars, a coin buyer seeking U S Mint coins with a free buying list, a posted no trespassing sign by Nettie Hale Essary, a two bedroom rental listed by Mrs. Charlie Knierim in Bronte, and a thank you note from Mr. and Mrs. H O Whitt. Also a buyer seeking old houses, a sleep aid ad from Hurley Pharmacy.
West Texas cotton farmers celebrate a switch back to the 1965 skip row measurement method for acres. The White House announced last Wednesday that the 1965 program would be restored, with penalties and diversions reduced. Congressman Omar Burleson hailed the decision in a telegram to the paper.
Charter members of the Noon Fiona Club will be honored at a luncheon today. George Thompson of Greetwater, past district governor, will present the program. All charter members are invited to attend at noon in First.
Finis Harmon was elected president of the Coke County Game Management Association at Bronte County Park during the annual barbecue and business meeting attended by about 75 people. LeDrew Arrott was named vice president and Wilburn Millican secretary, with directors Eck Lindsey Jesse Parker Paul Coulter Tom Williams. The event featured a fish hatchery slide presentation by Game Warden R L Flanagan and note of a meeting location shift to Robert Lee next year.
The column debates protest methods amid Vietnam draft demonstrations and suggests martial law style action. It notes Lt. Donald Spiller’s return to El Paso from Army duty and Billy Spiller’s illness, closing with a cheeky Lady Godiva reference about the column’s length.
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