Bronte Post Office Second Class Matter Notation
The notice states the Bronte Texas post office was entered as second class matter at the Bronte facility on March 1 1918 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1957
Page
6
The notice states the Bronte Texas post office was entered as second class matter at the Bronte facility on March 1 1918 under the act of March 3 1879.
Blackwell launches its football season with a six man squad led by coach Bob Godwin and six returning lettermen including Larry Estes and Wayne Estes. The schedule opens September 6 at Water Valley, with district games looming later in October and November.
Sterling Lindsey began Aug 12 as Coke County new ag agent succeeding Jack B. Waide who resigned in July. Lindsey, a Pearsall native, Texas A&M agricultural education graduate, previously taught in Colorado City and served as assistant agent in Coleman and Runnels counties. He and wife Mary Frances Dunt have three children Edwin Sue and Lesa Ann and reside in the John Brown residence in Robert Lee.
Mrs. Mary Walker hosted all her children for Labor Day. Out of town visitors included Clarence and Mrs Doggett and children from Jacksboro, Dwayne Walker from Oklahoma City, John Keeney and Mrs Walker, Horace Griggs and daughter from Humble Camp, C. E. Bruton family, and Randolph AFB guests Walter Glavesson and relatives in Cloud Word home.
The copy promotes Chevrolet cars with phrases like BODY BY FISHER and NO OTHER LOW-PRICED CAR. It highlights SHORTEST STROKE V8 for longevity, STANDARD BALL RACE STEER ING for easier handling, and POSITRACTION REAR AXLE for traction in slippery conditions.
Residents from Abilene Arlington Odessa Abilene Andrews San Angelo Junction and Albany visited families across the area over the Labor Day weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dick Smith and girls Mr and Mrs J D Smith and family and Mrs E J Smith with relatives in Junction. The group also enjoyed time at the Springer cabin on Oak Creek Lake.
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