12 Sep 1958
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1958
Page
1
Uncle Huie from Hog Creek mocks self ignorance and laments low wages for workers while contrasting salaries for a government chemist and a street sweeper with pay for teachers and politicians. He jokes about education, politics, and columnists, noting shortages and salaries and mocking readers who value money over learning.
Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Snyder welcomed a son weighing 6 lb 13 oz on August 30 in a Snyder hospital. He is named George Givins. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G C Miller of Marathon and Mr and Mrs A C Westbrook of Tennyson.
A reader signs off to the editor saying most of his brain work isn’t at home and he must quit to go get breakfast. He notes his wife has cured his crankiness at breakfast by not fixing him any.
Mrs Foy Moore hosted a bridal shower honoring Mrs Tommy Ray Bell with assistants C E Bruton Foy Moore Horace Taylor Albert Grace J R Nelson Rube Collins Sam Spruell Henry Rogers and J A Stephenson. Guests included Dana Eubanks Gwen Kirkland Sally Dailey Wanda Spurlock June and Jean Moore Linda Taylor Linda Jones Norman Porter A M Wynne B A Phillips Albert Bragewitz I I Woods T C Baggett Wade Rees Robert Knierim H M Kirkland S O Jackson Schaeffer D E Faulk Brenda Winters E D Little Neal Baker and Richard Bell of San Angelo.
An organizational meeting at the Bronte School Tuesday elected sophomore officers for the coming year. Bette Blackmon was named president with Deanie Allen as vice president, Jimmy Ed Mackey secretary treasurer, and Grady Beckworth reporter. Douglas Whittenberg, high school science teacher, serves as sponsor.
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