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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
2
The article lists Maverick school officers for 1937 led by President Geraldine Carlton and Secretary Agnes Buckelew. It notes meetings on the first and third Wednesdays with Miss Tankersley directing a health talk and garden planning segment.
Fresh from the sophomore English class at ne moh High School the Enterprise reports on new senior flags tennis hopefuls and county meet teams. It notes extemporaneous speech debate and ready writing start this interscholastic season and lists entrants. Ill students are named with wishes for a speedy recovery. Parsonages are under construction by Methodists and Baptists. Local social visits include Mr and Mrs Carl Lewis hosting guests and W E Williams visiting in Brownwood.
WILMETH reports bad weather blocked Friday attendance at Mazeland School during mid term. Pupils mostly perform well and anticipate a strong playground ball season. J P Drake improves after asthma treatment at a San Angelo hospital clinic. J R Broadstreet returns home from school ill. Floyd Lee Turner suffers tonsillitis and misses the whole week.
Local residents report family visits in Winters and Bronte. Gentle weather slowed church services while Ted Dudley recovers in San Antonio. A new baby girl Peggy Jean joins Marvin Tubbs family, and Womack family moves to Bronte.
Miss Lera Mae Bahlman visits Miss Margaret Webster at Wilmeth. R R Bahlman secures work with W M Haupt at Maverick. Bill Cryer moves to the R R Runkle farm on Oak Beasle Ballew is visiting and will return on the 18th.
The Tennyson community reports Mr Jones and wife visiting San Angelo on Friday. Mrs Ben Brooks away due to her mother Mrs Cotton’s illness. Roy Stuckey, pastor, preached Sunday. Norton visitors Mr and Mrs B R King. Neal Caldwell bought a Ford and is pasting the teacherage. Several students ill causing absences. Tennyson forty-two boys camped due to cold weather. Mary Emma Hagwood of San Angelo visiting Mrs Charlie Brown. R H and Isaac Howell were Hatchel visitors. PTA to meet next Friday at 7 30 in the auditorium chaired by Mrs Ben Brooks. Elton Kevil and Murl Murphy visited school. Bob Howell bid thirty four with Riley Lathem signaling. School notes and parent concerns follow.
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