Revival Plans Under Way At Bronte Church
Beeville pastor Rev Robert J Toons joins Bronte Methodist leaders in preparing the annual summer revival meeting. Rev Robert J Kennedy of Beeville will preach and assist Rev J H Thompson. Young people are invited to attend the meetings with local music supervised by Kennedy. The Enterprise editor notes Kennedy is expected to be well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thompson
Bronte Methodist Church
Robert J. Kennedy
Beeville
Thompson
Rev. Kennedy
Pastor Thompson
Kennedy
Rev. Thompson
Enterprise
Peter
Weymouth
Christ
Hell
Texas
Kennedy Fully Described as West Texas Methodism Evangelist
Rev Thompson praises Kennedy as an independent evangelist in the West Texas District. He is a capable preacher and song evangelist, effective with young people. The pastor says the meeting should be community wide and invites all to attend July 7 through July 17.
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Kennedy
West Texas
Methodist Church
Thompson
Kenady
Ernest C Thompson Announces Gubernatorial Candidacy
The Enterprise prints Ernest C Thompson as a candidate for governor. The text notes his prior public service including serving as mayor of Amarillo and his proven record in two public trusts. It frames his candidacy as a continuation of a career defined by service to the people.
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Ernest Thompson
West Thompson
Texas
Amarillo
Bentform Candidates Race Two Wanks In 1929
In the Bentform notice two Wanks were listed. The first pledged lower utility rates and tax relief, promising to reduce the tax rate from 1.86 dollars. He claimed to know every promise and opposed big interests while cutting charges.
E M Davis to Speak at Bronte Address
Hon E M Davis of Brownwood announces he will address Bronte and nearby residents tomorrow Saturday July 2 at 4:30 p m at the First National Bank corner on campaign issues. He invites all to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Davis
Brownwood
Enterprise
Bronte
Davis
Flrst National Bank
J B Glenn Marries Margue Couch in San Angelo
J B Glenn weds Miss Margue Couch Saturday night at 7 80 oclock in the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Jesse Couch San Angelo society notes say the bride is cultured and fair while the groom son of Mr and Mrs J B Glenn of Bronte and San Angelo works in Robertson’s shoe dept in Santo. They honeymoon in Galveston and will reside in San Angelo after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Glenn
Marguerite Couch
San Angelo
Jesse Couch
Bronte
Miss Lottie Ivey Spends Summer in Lamesa
Miss Lottie Ivey travels to Lamesa to spend the summer with relatives. Her friends hope she regains her health on the great plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lottie Ivey
Lamesa
Miss Lottie
Marty
Great ‘Plains
Collier To Serve Another Year As Anson Band Instructor
R. I. Collier is retained for another year as teacher in Anson. His main task remains directing the school band and leading the boys in instrumental work.
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R. I. Collier
Anson
R.L
Renee
Ee Boys
Abandoned Bronte Oil Well Ends Local Prospect
The J. C. Rawlings ranch well near Bronte was abandoned after three drilling attempts. Homer Ogden led the project, securing leases and funding but the casing is now drawn. The Bronte Enterprise thanks Ed Rawlings for the drilling contract and support despite the setback.
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Rawlings
Bronte
J. C. Rawlings
Btil
Homer Ogden
Drilier
Ed Rawlings
Revival at Marie Starts Tonight
Rev A V Bradley pastor of Bronte Baptist church leads a revival at Marie beginning Friday night. The ten day meeting is part of a united effort by all local churches to win the lost to Christ. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Marie
Bradley
A. V. Bradley
Bronte Baptist Church
Presiding Officers Named for Democratic Primary Sessions
The article lists presiding officers for the July and August Democratic primary elections with names and census of their respective precincts including Bronte Fort Chad Silver Edith Wild Cat Valley Valley Mayes Bronte Juniper and others. It notes John Wall has left for Phoenix to visit his sister.
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O. Joe Dodson
Lee Robt
Lee B. F. Bridges
Bronte Bronte
J. H. Moore
Chad
Bert Cornelius
Yson Tn
Yson Preston Barker Divide
Wat'r
Val Claude Parker
Val
View R. Lee Ross Lord Sance
Sance
K. B. Allen Silver Silver
E. R. Conley
Edith Edith H. A. Williams
Wild Cat
John
Wall
Phoenix, Arizona
Lee Brunson Injured In Fall From Grain Wagon
Lee Brunson of the Juniper community south of the river fell from a wagon loaded with grain on Saturday afternoon. An x ray in San Angelo showed a serious pelvic fracture but not fatal. He will remain in a cast for at least two months as friends regret the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brunson
Juniper
San Angelo
Enterprise Candidate Page Offers Voters Final Messages
The Enterprise begins a Candidates Page running each issue through July 22, featuring final messages and appeals from authorized candidates. A lone candidate proposed the idea, and readers are urged to study these official statements as American citizenship carries major responsibility. The page uses a unique copyrighted design with mats and cuts, and weekly personal mentions will highlight candidates whose messages appear.
Bronte School Library Sets Summer Story Hour
The Bronte school library will be open during summer months for extra reading access. It will operate from the 9th to the 24th of each month starting July, seven working days total. Story hour for children is on Saturday July 9 at 2 30 pm, with mothers invited. Mrs. Rome Richards oversees the library.
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Bronte School
Rome Richards
Fourth of July plans at Christoval described by local writer
The writer announces spending the Fourth of July with friend wife at Christoval. They plan riverbank relaxation, ice cream attire, and dinner with Methodist ladies. W. T. McKee, owner of Christoval’s pleasure park, has reserved cabins for their celebration as they await more hometown news.
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Christoval
W. T. McKee
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Robert J. Toons
Ernest C. Thompson
Rev
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