14 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary notice referencing The Bronte Enterprise and WE. D. M. Publisher Manager in Bronte Texas. Mentions second class mail status and a date in 1918 under federal act. Contains garbled OCR and lacks clear event details or names.
Two Bronte High School graduates, Misses Helen Elizabeth Abbot and Geraldine Bell, attend San Angelo College. Abbot was valedictorian of the 1938 class and Bell graduated in 1937. Both were members of Bronte High School's choral club and pep.
Miss Abbot, active in the College Mixed Chorus, Music Club and Hooferettes, also joins the College hiking club and serves as secretary of the International Relations Club. She received honorable mention at the close of the first semester.
Mr and Mrs W D Latham thank friends neighbors and the people of Tennyson for their kindness during their baby's illness. They express gratitude and cherish the friendships formed.
Notice declares all farm and ranch lands legally posted and forbids hunting fishing wood hauling or any trespass. Stay out.
Millions of Americans will travel to the 1939 New York World's Fair, seeking free exhibits and entertainment. Visitors will enjoy free displays, fireworks, and pavilions from 62 foreign nations, with paid admission only for ground access and some performances.
Mrs. Brooks Browning and baby Beverly Kay visit Hamlin as her father battles illness. The latest reports show the father improving. Higginbotham Bros. & Co. promote Red Edge Wool Sacks Fleece Twine and Harmless Marking Liquid from Winters Texas.
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