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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
2
The Bronte Enterprise lists staff roles Publisher Editor Society Local News Editor and notes postal matter status for Bronte Texas since March 1 1918. It states corrections will be made upon notification and that the paper does not imply endorsements of any person or firm.
William Jessie Green was honored with a birthday party at the Tennyson school house on Thursday night September 1. Cake and punch were served to a large number of community members and gifts presented as he prepares to study Business Administration at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Numerous local visits and gatherings are noted, including relatives and friends from Houston, Long Beach, Grand Prairie, Granite Shoals, San Angelo, Abilene, and Bronte, with several households hosting guests and sharing meals.
The statement explains enrollment rules for Bronte Schools, noting the law allows admission only for those over six and under twenty-one. It cites a recent first grade class of thirty, with one withdrawal due to a birth date. The piece includes a quote from Willard Goslin praising student achievement and community involvement in a strong school system.
An advertisement claims ITCH-ME NOT stops itching and kills germs on contact within 15 minutes. It offers a 40 cent refund if not satisfied and promotes sale at Bronte Pharmacy today.
San Angelo Methodist District workers and pastors meet at Angelo Heights Church on September 14. Dinner at 6 PM, missionary Rev Bill Kent from Bolivia speaks after supper. From 7:30 to 9:30, group sessions cover Evangelism Missions Education and Finance with district superintendent Rev L Eugene Harris leading the board discussion. Attendees from Bronte expected.
Abilene September 7 The second annual Abilene Reporter News Soil Day will be staged September 13 on the J P Howle farm eight miles northwest of Abilene in Jones County. The program focus is soil conditioning and demonstrations aim to promote soil and water conservation and fertility improvement. Farmers from all sections of the Southwest are invited to attend.
Mrs. Bob Coleman was in town this week visiting Mrs. T. F. Sims Jr. and relatives. The Colemans recently moved to Winters from San Angelo. Sunday guests were Mrs. Sims's sister and Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hayley of San Angelo. Out of town for Labor Day were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson who traveled with Dublin friends to Pedras Negras, Mexico.
Robbie and Nancy spent the weekend with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wilson in Winters, creating a brief family reunion recorded in local notes.
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