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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1941

Page

3

Jewel Farris Moves to Alex Halmark Farm for Next Year

Jewel Farris will reside at the Alex Halmark farm for the upcoming year. J. D. Luttrell Sr. and son J. D. Jr. traveled to San Angelo on business last Saturday.

Jewel Farris Alex Halmark J. D. Luttrell Sr J. D. Jr San Angelo

Bronte Seniors Stage Ghostly Fingers Play

The Bronte High senior class directed by Vetal Flores presented the play Ghostly Fingers to a receptive audience Thursday evening in the auditorium. Twelve cast members delivered their lines with evident applause. Cullen Clark is visiting San Angelo with her mother Mrs Keeling amid concerns for her brother missing since the Japanese bombing in the Philippines. local merchants decorate windows for Christmas with rivalry between Browning's store and Cumbie Wilkins. Night watchman Fewell Sims notes a quiet season for Christmas. W O Eubanks moved to Robert Lee for a filling station job. The Sanderson brothers and pecan buyers left Bronte for San Saba after their little brother’s pneumonia death. Miss Marl Eubanks visits from California with family in Bronte.

Bronte School Vetal Flores Cullen Clark San Angelo Mrs. Keeling Philipines Mrs. Clark Bronte Enterprise Browning Cumbie & Wilkins Brooks Browning J.B. Mackey Sanderson Bros San Saba

Hitler and the Devil Dialed in a Comic Exchange

A regional humor piece presents a quixotic telephone dialogue between Adolf Hitler and the Devil. The Devil bluntly notes Hitler’s string of misdeeds and suggests no easy way out as Roosevelt’s pressure increases, ending with a bleak remark on American resolve.

Hitler Devil Central Old Satan Howdy

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Philips 66 Gary Edwards Secretary OF Aga'culture A. M. Williams Bronte Country Walter Modgling Canty Bronte High Fewell Sims W. O. Eubanks Robert Lee Eula Holman W. C Cullen Luttrell Marl Eubanks California Ollie Eubanks John Leathers Lester Hoer Don Hitler and the Devil Roosevelt Bill Satan Uncle Sam Hell Sam Wadsboro, la Peter P. Bell U. S United States Texas State Telegram State Daily Star-Telegram Wil Falké
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