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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
2
The article outlines show rules with prize awards on merit and final judge decisions. It notes ribbons from blue to purple and cash premiums if funds allow. It then shifts to a tribute for Joseph Carter, detailing his life, faith, church membership, and funeral reflections by a longtime friend.
The Coke County Commissioners Court approves salary reductions for county officials including the sheriff tax collector clerk and treasurer. It designates First State Bank of Robert Lee as county depository and authorizes bond and road fund actions. Dr N J Smith named county health officer with J D Leonard as assistant and a quit claim deed to Mule Creek school land.
Decorations suggestive of St Valentine’s Day set the scene as Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Higginbotham hosted five tables of bridge at their ranch home four miles north of Bronte Friday evening. High scores went to Mrs. Q. O. Willoughby and Henry Gulley, with Cecil Glenn low. Guests included Mmes and Messrs M. A. Butner Clint Wilkins H. C. Whitt B. Acastia Dee Cumbia Reyes Mm Gletin Cora Collier C. H. Willoughby.
The Red White and Blue theme marked by mini hatchet place cards set by Mrs. Irving Cumbie and Mrs. Cora Collier for a Washington anniversary dinner on February 15. Guests included E A Hawkins Clint Wilkins R E Cumbie Allen Butner O H Willoughby B P Williams L T Youngblood F S Higginbotham Albert Rawlings and others.
Mrs. Maude Grimes opens a beauty parlor in the balcony of City Drug Store after completing a full beauty culture course and earning a diploma. She installs modern equipment including a permanent wave machine and facial chair and invites Bronte area women to visit and see the services offered. Gardners note hints of gardening season.
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