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Newspaper

Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

2

More School News Focuses On Student Hopes And Skills

The report highlights students L. C., Coy McNeill, James Leonard, and Mitchell Robinson. L. C. pursues merchant transportation interests and tennis. Coy excels in baseball and enjoys history. James aims at mechanical engineering and acting. Mitchell leads in literature, baseball, and tennis and dreams of aviation.

L. C James Leonard James Mitchell Robinson Mitchell

Norton Sophomore Poem Chooses Poet Laureate

At Norton high school a two day class convention selected Imogene Taylor as poet laureate. Her winning original poem is a playful gallery of classmates from Maggie Mae to Ada Patton, praising talent and ambition while noting personalities and future fame.

Imogene Taylor Norton High School Miss Taylor Maggie Mae Ella Mace Joyce Roper Phyllis Roper Wanda Fickling Marjorie Tackett Joan Conger Elizabeth Clifton Ada Patton Norton

Imogene Taylor Poem Signed by Marguerite

A brief poem notes Marguerite who shuns touch and warns that the verse may fail. The lines acknowledge authorship by Imogene Taylor and signature Iimogene Taylor.

Marguerite Imogene Taylor Iimogene Taylor

In Memoriam for I M Setser Elder Resident Remembered

We extend sympathy to Janila V. Pansy and Stuart Setser and family at the death of their father I M Setser. He was one of the oldest residents and a long time benefactor, beloved by all who knew him.

Janila V. Pansy Stuart Setser Errin Milles Eardfather I. M. Setser Mr. Setser Nim

Oak Creek Community Notices and Family Visits

Miss Opal Hyder visited in Wilmeth with sister Mrs. KE L Follis last week. Marvin Phillips and family and Mrs. W M Phillips visited Miss Addie Fletcher of Bronte Sunday. G D Luckett shopped in Ballinger and Winters Thursday. Lon Bahlman returned to school after illness. Mrs Otto Bahlman spent Saturday with Charlie Gideon. Mrs L L Ballew and son Arthur attended church at Wilmeth Sunday. Lillian Ballew visited W M Tubbs. B L Follis and family visited Oscar Hyder Sunday night. Mrs Dean Cotton visited Mrs Paul Gentry Friday. Jim Savage and family of Brookshier visited J D Bland. J W Stewart and family spoke with J D Bland Sunday. Virgil Maberry of Waco visiting mother I A Heath this week. Had MecKown visited G D Luckett Sunday. G W Palmertree family moved to Fort Chad ce. Heath and Taanite Were visitors in Frank Heath home San Antonio Sunday. J M Vaughn family visited Mrs M E Vaughn Sunday. J M Vaughn made a business trip to Ballinger Friday. Had and Jim McKown families visited Ballinger Monday. Jim Gray Had Bill Lou and Mrs Jean McKown attended cousin's funeral in Williamson county Sunday. J W Rahiman’s axe cut Melvin’s eye while cutting wood. Mrs J B Mackey shopped in San Angelo Tuesday.

Opal Hyder KE. L. Follis Wilmeth Marvin Phillips W. M. Phillips Addie Fletcher Bronte G. D. Luckett Ballinger Lon Bahlman Otto Bahlman Charlie Gideon L. L. Ballew Arthur Lillian Ballew W. M. Tubbs L. Follis Oscar Hyder eDean Cotton Paul Gentry Jim Gray Had Bill Lou Jean McKown Williamson County J. W. Rahiman Melvin

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Reat Memoriam Oak Creek Heath Frank Heath San Antelo J. M. Vaughn Jim McKown J. B. Mackey San Angelo
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