Sorosis Study Club Becomes Bronte Area Federated Group
The Sorosis Club in Bronte, sponsored by the Diversity Club, organized Oct 3 1946 as Junior Study Club. It joined the General Federation in 1947 and later changed its name in 1952. Charter members listed. four remain active. The club has supported traffic safety, street markers, a football field pole, and park beautification, with a series of presidents and current leadership through 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Bronte
Diversity Club
W. H. Maxwell Jr
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bobby Vaughn
Bill Clark
J. B. Arrott
Allen Bryan
Norman Porter
William Fletcher
Old Must Give Way to New In Bronte Buildings
In Bronte the first business district teardown begins as Dr. R. R. McCleskey wrecks the A. D. Miller Shoe Shop to reuse lumber for a home garage. A two story corner hotel building once owned by Mrs. A G Thomas is also torn down to furnish materials for her residence on Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
R. R. McCleskey
A. D. Miller
A. G. Thomas
Main
Railroad Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Swafford
Sorosis Study Club
Area
Mmes. Louis
Ruby) Bridges
R. T
Zelma
Caperton
Buck
Lynn
Coleman
Clark
Mary Frances
Glenn
Vernon
Bobbie
Royce
Betty
Lee
Joe
Jerry
McCutchen
Jane
Nunnally
Noel
Maxine
Percifull
Francis
Pruitt
R. H
Gladys Mae
Sims
Frank
Mozelle
Sayner
Ww. D
Maxine) McDonald
Hollis
Mary) Stevens
Mary Beth Cumbie
R. D. Garrett
Mmes
Clark Glenn
E. F. Glenn
Royce Lee
W.W. D. McDonald
Frank Sayner
R. T. Caperton
Noel Percifull
R. H. Sims
Grady Baker
Jacob Morrow
KE. F. Glenn
Joe Rawlings
Mmes. Co
E. W. Wilson
Dial
Lake Drive
San Angelo
Discount Mart
W. Beauregard
Enterprise
Stewart
N. Oakes
Sheperson
W. Twohig
Sheperson’s Thrift Shop
Jean’s College OF Beauty
Volney
Bath
Ballinger
South Ballinger
Nettie G. Lusk
Sam L. Williams