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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
5
The Bronte Enterprise states that any reflection on the character or standing of persons, firms, or corporations is not intended and will be corrected upon notification. The publisher signs the note.
An anonymous letter from Uncle Huie Huie of Hog Creek laments rising highway fatalities caused by powerful cars and reckless drivers. He suggests harsher penalties like car storage, notes gender differences in wrecks, jokes about driving signals, and ends by hiding his mailbox before the election.
An advertisement for a funeral benefit plan promises to cover family funeral expenses with no medical exam. It urges early enrollment, compares to making a will or buying insurance, and claims low weekly costs save hundreds. Responds with a coupon to request information from Clift Funeral Home in Robert Lee Texas.
Ann Harris daughter of Dr and Mrs John R Harris was guest of honor at a Park swimming party and weiner roast Saturday night with eighth grade classmates in attendance. She leaves Tuesday for El Paso to attend Radford School for Girls, accompanied by her mother and brother Rex who will join them later in the week.
R. J. Millikin spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Millikin. He is stationed in the army at Fort Hood.
Mrs Willie Burwick and families hosted guests from Chester Texas Amarillo Sweetwater and more visiting relatives in Blackwell Several trips included Midland San Antonio Yuma and Boise as kinfolk gathered For the 1960 61 Nolan County United Fund the Blackwell Girl Scouts and Brownies will receive 100 to support their work and camp next summer
The James family held their family reunion at the Community Center Sunday with 75 to 100 attendees. Many relatives from nearby towns visited, including the McIntosh and Cook families, and plans for a wedding shower for Robert Feil and Dorothy Zimmerman were announced.
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