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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
5
Uncle Huie parodies modern woes with a rural voice noting a teenage grandson’s “shook up” condition and a columnist’s farcical rope tally. He mocks government waste taxes and fashion trends, reining in with a wry, satirical take on public discourse and inflation’s sting.
Mr and Mrs Amon Morris of Devine Texas visited Mr and Mrs J F Hughes Monday in a small town social exchange reflecting the week’s community ties and neighborly movements.
Thousands of Texas drivers collide yearly with hundreds losing their lives or suffering serious injuries in crashes. The report highlights high risk areas and calls for stricter road safety measures and enforcement.
J C Boatright and T G Gleghorn attended a bridal show for Flora Mae Brown in Tennyson. Herbert Holland and Homer Clark visited Big Spring guests of James Holland and family. G L Cook and Jay visited Paint Rock to see J P Roach. J W Caudle enrolled at Hardin Simmons University in Abilene. The Coburns attended Brown-Flanagan wedding at Ten.
Weekend and midweek social activity centers on Bronte families with Caudle Boatright Clark and Holland clans visiting relatives in Paint Rock Lubbock and San Angelo. A 4 foot rattlesnake with 9 or 10 rattles found near G L Cook home by Herbert Holland.
Chevrolet presents two contrasting models, the luxurious traditional car and the Corvair compact. The luxury model emphasizes silence, space, and refined ride, while the rear-engine Corvair highlights light weight, aluminum construction, airy interior, and independent suspension for a smooth, firm ride. The ad urges buyers to test drive both at the dealer and consider owning both for family needs.
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