Sorosis Study Club Joins Federated Women’s Clubs
The Sorosis Club in Bronte became the area’s newest Federated organization after organizing as the Junior Study Club on Oct 8 1946. It joined the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in 1947 and has sponsored community projects such as traffic safety and park beautification.
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Sorosis Study Club
Area
Sorosis Club
Bronte
Diversity Club
W. H. Maxwell Jr
Junior Study Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bobby Vaughn
Bill Clark
J. B. Arrott
Allen Bryan
Norman Porter
William Fletcher
Bronte’s Old Business Rows Fall To Progress
In Bronte from the 1933 Enterprise, two of the town’s first business buildings are being torn down. Dr. R R McCleskey wrecks the A D Miller Shoe Shop building to reuse the lumber for a home garage. Mrs A G Thomas’s two story corner hotel building at Main and Railroad will be salvaged for her Church street home.
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Bronte
R. R. McCleskey
A. D. Miller
Dr. McCleskey
A. G. Thomas
Main
Railroad Streets
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