West Texas Girl to Lead Electric Cooking School
Mrs. Bonnie McDaniel, noted Chicago bon vivant and West Texas native, returns to Bronte to open a one day electric cooking school on April 22 at 2 30 pm in the Texas Theatre. She represents Edison Electric Appliance Company and will teach Bronte women how electricity simplifies cooking with Hotpoint ranges.
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Big City
Bonnie McDaniel
Chicago
West Texas Utilities Company
Texas Theatre
McDaniel
Edison Electric Appliance Company
Hotpoint
Bronte
icDaniel
Coke Song Meet At Kickapoo Baptist Church
The Coke County Singing Convention held its spring semi annual session at Kickapoo Baptist church three miles north of Bronte in the Union community. Attendees came from across the county and beyond. FE Law of Winters directed the program with extensive vocal music. Next session will be at Lanco on the second Sunday in July. The Union community provided abundant food for lunch.
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Coke County
Kickapoo Bapptist Church
Union
Bronte
FE. Law of Winters
Silver
Lanco
Methodist Ladies With Mrs Percifull Meet for Prayer
The Woman's Missionary group of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs Percifull. The gathering included prayer and devotional exercises as part of their ongoing church activities.
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Mrs. Percifull
Methodist Arch
See Percifull
Mrs. R. E. Cumbie Re-elected President of P T A
Mrs R E Cumbie was re elected president of the P T A at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the home economics dept after a tea. Officers named include vice president Mrs Lewis Stuckey secretary Mrs John Clapp and treasurer Mrs H C Whitt. The group voted to form a cub scout unit and heard a district meeting report with an 84 percent rating.
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Dorothy Ruth Wylie
Robby Eubanks
Vanna Ruth Caperton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
America
Lamar Chapman
Lewis Stuckey
Ed Cumbie
E. Cumbie
John Clapp
H. C. Whitt
Waldo Fletcher
Cub Scouts
San Angelo
Joe Hudman Dies at Caddo in Sudden Illness
Joe Hudman died suddenly at his home in Caddo on Sunday afternoon. Relatives reported the death and relatives from here attended his funeral Monday afternoon. He was the son of early West Texas pioneers Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hudman and had lived in Caddo for many years. The Enterprise expresses deepest sympathy to the family.
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Joe Hudman
Caddo
F. C. Hudman
Arnie Allmark
Elmer Hudman
W. P. Hudman
West Texas
B P Hudian Makes Business Trip to Worth
B P Hudian traveled to Worth on a business trip with plans to meet clients and discuss local opportunities. The visit appears numbered among routine professional engagements recorded in the local page.
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B. P. Hudian
Art ‘Worth, Wed
Faculty Members Render Program at Bronte School
Members of the Bronte school faculty presented a song program at the chapel hour in the school auditorium on Wednesday morning. The program included a quartet with Marian Baze Waldo Fletcher Mrs Bowden and Lillian Kiker a trio with Bowden Kiker and Leonard a duet by Martin Baze and Fletcher and a solo by Fletcher.
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Bronte School
Marian Baze
Waldo Fletcher
Walter Bowden
Lillian Kiker
Elizabeth Leonard
Martin Baze
Woman's Progressive Club Meets for Reading
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Carrie Williams hosted the Woman's Progressive Club at Mrs. C. C. Glenn's home. Members contributed favorite books or magazines, held a business session, then heard Mrs. Glenn read and Mrs. R. E. Cumbie review The Jules. Guests and members shared a tea course.
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Carrie Williams
Woman’s Progressive Club
C. C. Glenn
R. E. Cumbie
Jules
Mmes. L. T. Youngblood
Lewis Stuckey
Ed .Cumbie
Clint
Mrs Clint Wilkins Hostess To Society Meeting
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clint Wilkins. Mrs. R. L. Hayley gave the devotional and Mrs. Frank Keeney led the first lesson in Things We Should Know. A business session approved sponsoring a cooking school starting April 22. Refreshments were served by the hostess to James L. I. Youngblood, Charles Keeney, J. B. McCutchen, Frank Keeney, R. L. Hayley, R. 2. Cumbie and Lewis Stuckey.
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Clint Wilkins
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
R. L. Hayley
Frank Keeney
James
L. I. Youngblood
Chares Keeney
J. B. McCutchen
R. 2. Cumbie
Lewis Stuckey
Miss Lottie Ivey Makes Weekend Visit To Holden Institute
Miss Lottie Ivey surprised friends with a Friday arrival for a weekend visit. She teaches at Holden Institute in Laredo and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. O. Whitt. Many friends were glad to see her again.
Evans presides star route meeting in Ozona district
M. M. Evans star route carrier for Bronte Ballinger mails and state director of the Star Route Carriers Association of Texas presided at a district meeting in Ozona on Saturday night. He reported a meeting marked by enthusiasm as 21st district committee man. Rev. Lewis Stuckey, Bronte Baptist pastor, returned Friday from a trip to Giddings and Rosebud where his mother is ill. friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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M. M. Evans
Bronte-Ballinger Mails
Star Route Carriers’ Association of Texas
Star Route Carriers
Ozona
Mr. Evans
Lewis Stuckey
Bronte Baptist Church
Giddings
Stuckey
Rosebud
Local W O W Team at State Convention Parade
A large portion of the local Woodmen of the World Camp travels to Abilene for the State Convention. The local team will march in the 2 PM parade and be recognized for a March membership drive that yielded 62 new members, one of the best showings in the state. Team members: F C Hudman captain Loyd Holman A G Taylor Jack Simpson Charley Kirchman Charley Fletcher Pat Beavers Vernon Muston George Wrinkle Leonard Fletcher John Boone Melvin McKinney.
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Woodmen of the World
Abilene
The
Woodmen
F. C. Hudman
Loyd Holman
A. G. Taylor
Jack Simpson
Charley Kirchman
Charley Fletcher
Pat Beavers
Vernon Muston
George Wrinkle
Leonard Fletcher
John Boone
Melvin McKinney
Sullivan to preach at Fort Chadbourne Baptist Church
Rev. Ben Sullivan, resident of Fort Worth, will preach at the Fort Chadbourne Baptist Church on Saturday night Sunday morning and Sunday night. He is the son of the late Rev. Ben Sullivan, a pioneer West Texas preacher who served Bronte and Fort Chadbourne for years.
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Ben Sullivan
Fort Worth
Fort Chadbourne
Bronte-Fort Chadbourne
Sullivan
West Texas
Bronte
Pranchey
Mrs J Mickman Recovery Seen From San Angelo Sanitarium
Mrs J. Mickman who has been in a San Angelo sanitarium for some time is thought to be on the road to recovery now, which will be good news to the friends of the family.
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J. Ft. Mickman
San Angelo
Bronte Broadcast Makes Big Hit Across Radio
Bronte achieved a historic broadcast via KGKL San Angelo with a mayoral address by R E Cumbie and a Bronte High School band under Martin Kaze. WBAP Fort Worth shared the program, praising Bronte and inviting the world to listen from the Colorado river valley. West Texas Butane Gas Company leaders Gay Copeland and Vaughan Miller praised the show and community cooperation.
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Bronte
West Texas Butane Gas Company
San Angelo
KGKL
R. E. Cumbie
Duke of Windsor
Bronte High School
Martin Kaze
Colorado River Valley
Wbap of
Fort Worth
Messrs
Gay Copeland
Vaughan Miller
3Ronte
Mrs. Sims Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Mrs A G Sims, ill for a week, is thought to be slightly improved. Friends express hope for her full recovery and return to health.
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A. G. Sims
San Angelo Update on W H Ma Well Condition
The status of W H Ma Well in a sanitarium at San Angelo remains not improved, prompting concern from many friends and the family to inform that the situation remains grave.
Pity the Preacher Critique Sparks Town Debate
In Bronson Kansas the Pilot prints a friend’s tale about a preacher facing endless scrutiny. The satirical piece targets pastors and their wives, judging hair, experience, family size, choir roles, sermon style, and social visits. It ends by noting universal fault finding.
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Coke Song Meet
Woman's Progressive Club
W.O.W
W. H. Ma
Bronson
Kansas
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