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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
7
Omar Burleson reflects on returning lawmakers concerns about inflation crime schools and war. He contrasts American doubts with Soviet and Chinese resolve, urges recapturing innocence and listening to centuries, not just the hour.
Six McMurry College students from Abilene joined visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Sanderson over Labor Day. Names include Lee Butler Maisie Bell Gayland Beights Steve Marth Bobby and Gary Harris along with accompanying relatives from Fort Worth Arlington San Angelo Bronte and Blackwell. Mrs Noah Pruitt Jr. returned from vacations in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia.
R. T Caperton provides two phone lines, 473-2501 and 478-5611, for contact in Bronte, Texas.
The '69 Study Club will start its new club year with a salad supper on Monday Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. in Mrs. Martin Lee's home. Members should bring a salad and pay dues. New yearbooks will be presented by Mrs. Don Bailey, yearbook chairman.
Local society notices list numerous weekend visits and holiday gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. David Gulley of Sulphur Springs spent the weekend with the Wrinkles and attended the Turner reunion. Robert Gallaway of Texas Tech visited his parents in Lubbock with Gary Young. Several families from Houston Baytown Pat Canadian Bronte and San Angelo hosted and joined gatherings, including the Ragsdales and Browns. Brown homecoming events near Ozona and Eldorado are noted along with visits from families in Waco Lubbock and Lubbock area relations.
First Baptist Church schedules a revival from October 4 to 10 with evangelist Bob Perrin of Dublin and music director Don Jones of Stratford in charge.
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