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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
1
A column from Bone Enterprise greets readers with wishes for a hopeful year and urges taking up duties and privileges. It notes resolutions are worthwhile and cites a Bronze man who rejects them, claiming he never used the 1920 set he made.
The Larkin family departed to Happy Texas after purchasing land there and paying a year in advance for The Enterprise. The note wishes them happiness and invites return if Happy proves less than ideal, keeping Bronte readers connected to Bronte country.
For sale 8 room residence on 8 acres of ground with terms of sale by bargain. Contact Mrs E Brown at 50 1t for details.
The Enterprise is corrected by Judge J J Sheppard of San Angelo who notes that non support is not legal ground for divorce in this state. He argues marriage is civil and both spouses must perform duties while criticizing early marriage by unqualified young girls as a societal ruin.
Miss Verne Smith of Simmons College Abilene submits an Enterprise notice praising the endowment drive that funded Simmons University. The article lauds President J D Sandefer and faculty for converting the school in September 1925 and notes the $88,000,000 endowment pledge by students, faculty, and supporters.
A compact motto proclaims a Western school identity described as "of the West, by the West and for the West" and appeals to others who embrace this regional alma mater.
Christmas Eve glowing program at the M E Church delighted attendees with a fine tree and gifts. Pastor W E Anderson invites a better year with 10 o clock Sunday school and quarterly conference, while urging unity, ethics, and cooperation in the Bronte community.
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