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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1957
Page
7
The scene shows Raymond Patton of Abilene speaking to a group after the meal, taking a central role in the discussion during the evening event.
Mr and Mrs W W Ivey and Beth left Tuesday for a short vacation with friends in the Fort Worth area and will return via Gonzales where Beth will have a five day check up. It will be known after the check up whether she returns to Bronte for school or remains at Gonzales for further treatment. She spent the summer months at home after months of treatment at the polio hospital. Betty Jo Glenn visited Bronte with her mother Mrs C C Glenn over Labor Day. she now lives in Abilene.
A law effective September 1 requires all state anglers to hold a fishing license costing 2.15 dollars. Licenses available at White Auto Store in Bronte. Exemptions include ages 17 to 65, owners or residents fishing on their property, trot lines without reels, and commercial fishers. Salt water anglers now require licensing. out of state fishermen are treated as residents.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Alexander and Eddie Wayne visited Mr and Mrs Monroe Alexander in O zona to see the Webster family over Labor Day. Mrs Webster is the daughter of the Alexanders. J L Alexander is spending a week with his parents before the fall term at the University of Texas at Austin where he will be a senior student this year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hughes of Bronte spent two weeks touring five states Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Texas on a family visit route. They saw relatives in Parons Kansas Lowell Arkansas Pine Bluff and Mrs. Hughes grandparents home then attended a Golden Wedding celebration for her parents E A Bough in Stanton last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Nicholas from San Angelo visited Claud Beavers and Mary Phillips last weekend. Ben D. Snead and daughter from Lubbock stayed with his parents B. D. Snead. Stanley Phillips visited Bronte with his parents while employed by Pool Well Servicing Co. Wayne Bridges returned home after a 10 day stay with his grandmother Nora Bridges.
Charlie Knierim of Bronte faced misfortune on a house moving project near Blackwell. Workers trying to burn out wasp nests inadvertently ignited paper and left flames to rekindle, burning the building after an hour and 45 minutes of teardown and 19 minutes to burn.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Mackey express gratitude to all who contributed to the premium on their first bale of cotton in Bronte this year.
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