Bronte School Dominates Coke County Interscholastic Meet
Bronte High and affiliated Bronte Grammar teams swept the county meet held in Bronte on March 24 and 25. J. B. Parrish led Bronte Senior High with 19 1/4 points while Dwain Leonard topped Bronte Junior with 18 1/4. Bronte Grammar captured major events totals including 87 in track and field and 60 in tennis.
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Bronte
Enterprise
Bronte Literary Fev
Ort Oan
Escec
Susggyeennoni
Jr. High
Cece
Bronte Sr
Bronte Jr
Bronte Grammar
Junior Study Club Meets at Mrs McDonald in Bronte
The Junior Study Club gathered at Mrs. Fred McDonald’s home with Mrs. Ernest Ivey presiding. Programs featured Mrs. Exnect Ivey and Mrs. Homer Good discussing ways housewives earn pin money. A dessert with Easter motifs followed. shared among members and guests including Nell Lowry and many Bronte residents. Athletic results list numerous Bronte competitors taking top places in yard dash events, hurdles, relays, and field events.
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Fred McDonald
Albs. W. C. McDonald
Ernest Ivey
Exnect
Vey
Homer Good
Nell Lowry
Mesdame O. R .McQueen
H. O. Whitt
Ci. Smith
Alfred Bennett
McDonald
Mason Hayley
Eo. Us Study Club
Hucw
Marcu Co
Elizabeth Leonard
John Clapp
Messrs
Mines
Charlie Baker
Barrett Mackey
Taylor Shelton
J. B. Mackey
W. L. Maxwell, Jr
Cumbie Ivey
George Thomas
Royen Hayley
A. G.taylor
Lucian Bryan
Jack Morrison
W. CL. McDonale
Large Congregations Hear Dr. Sandefer on Prohibition
Sunday crowds in Coke county heard Dr. J D Sandefer of Simmons University argue against Prohibition and the 18th Amendment. The Abilene educator, described as a noted university president, urged decisive action against legalized liquor and condemned politicians who profit from misery.
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J. D. Sandefer
Coke County
United States
Texas
Rec
J. J. Sandefer
Abilene
O Simmons University
Bronte
Robert Lee
Sundefer
South
Sandefer
Brants
Local Youth Event And Rousing Debate At Club Meeting
Junior group party members and guests gathered at the Study Club with a formal salad course and decorations. Speakers argued against proposed 3.2 percent beer laws, noting Dr Sandefer's demonstration and urging statewide support to abolish legal booze in Texas.
Not Dead Just Away The Poem Of Grief By James Whitcomb Riley
A newspaper note reflects on Riley lines about a loved child lost. It quotes a gender adjusted version of the poem and frames it as comforting for grieving parents after the recent death of a baby. The piece honors gentle memory and solace from literature.
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James Whitcomb Riley
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