Rippetoe Buys Bronte Drug Store To Run Bronte Pharmacy
J M Rippetoe a pharmacist purchases the McCuistion Drug Company stock and fixtures after the death of Geo McCuistion. The business passes to his daughter Emma Cumbie who sells to Rippetoe because no registered pharmacist was in town. He arrives with wife to operate under Bronte Pharmacy, praising Bronte and planning to expand stock and lease the building.
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J. M. Rippetoe
Hamlin
McCuistion Drug Company
Geo. McCuistion
McCuisstion
Emma Cumbie
Mir. Rippetoe
Bronte Pharmacy
Rippetoe
Bronte
Former Bronte Boy Missionary in China Writes
The Enterprise prints a letter from Miss Lou Wilkins about Rev. Ralph Holder, once of Bronte and now in China, plus his wartime views. Holder urges a boycott to end war, recounting World War I lessons and advocating peaceful means.
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Bronte
China
Lou Wilkins
Hort Worth
Ralph Holder
Miss Wilkins
Raph Holder
C. C. Holder
Holders
Thibetan
Japan
Wess
One Minute Sermon on Sin by Rev A V Bradley
The sermon defines sin as any thought word or act contrary to God's law. It explains sin is conceived in the mind and carried out to action, leading to death as the wage of sin. It contrasts divine law with human law and urges cleansing through prayer as David did.
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A. V. Bradley
David
Stenpee Ng Roy Ay
Tennyson School Dedication Draws Large Local Crowd
The Tennyson community celebrated the dedication of a new school building with formal exercises. County Judge McNeil Wylie and others spoke while Principal P. Rh. Jones led the program. J. B. Arvott welcomed guests as the board, including C. N. Webb and W. T. Green, observed.
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Tennyson
B.D. Dann
McNeil Wylie
Robert Lee
Coke County
P. Rh. Jones
Jones
J. 4. Arrott
Margaret Chick
W. T. Green
2.T. A
J. B. Arvott
C. N. Webb
Former Bronte Man Dies at His Dublin Home
Dublin resident Milt McClosky died at his home on Friday March 2 after a period of illness. The funeral held Saturday at Dublin Methodist Church with service by the pastor. Survivors include Mrs. J. W. McClosky and Annie Louise McClosky. many local relatives attended.
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Dublin
Milt McClosky
Intervert
Miss Beck Here Next Week for Evangelistic Meeting
Rev. A. V. Bradley of Bronte leads two weeks of evangelistic services in Vernon beginning Wednesday night April 6 with Miss Emmalee Beck of Gainesville assisting on furlough from Brazil. Her life story is told as one of hardship and victorious faith, including disinheritance and abuse by her father.
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A. V. Bradley
First Baptist Church
Bronte
Vernon
Rv. Bradley
Emmalee Beck
Gainsville
Brazil
Miss Beck
Rev
Bradley
Rev. Bradley
Teiss & Christian
Ballinger Minister to Preach Two Weeks Evangelistic Meeting
Rev Clarance A Morton pastor of Ballinger Baptist Church announces a two week evangelistic meeting starting next Sunday April 3 in Ballinger. Rev Norton will preach and W H Souther of Fort Worth will direct music. Morton will preach each opening service on John 3 16 inviting Bronze Land residents to attend.
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Clarance A. Morton
Ballinger Baptist Church
Norton
W. H. Souther
Fort Worth
Morton
Bronzeland
Ballinger
Cavalcade of the Bronte Schools by N O Whi
Principal notes long effort behind Bronte Schools progress from a small system to a robust budget with 23.5 credits and expanded courses. He highlights debt management, improved warrants, and a strong faculty contributing to what he calls the best school in Bronte and Texas. He urges community support to sustain high standards.
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Bronte Schools
N. O. Whi
Bronte
Board of Trustees
First National Bank of Bronte
Texas
Witnesses by the way we live and speak
A religious reflection on being incarnal in modern life. The speaker asserts that God enters the world through Jesus as incarnate and through believers living righteously. It emphasizes living as witnesses by conduct in work, home, and social circles.
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Jesus
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