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Newspaper

Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1939

Page

3

Sweetwater Cotton Oil Company Aids Farmers

The Sweetwater Cotton Oil Company aided local farmers by hiring J R McCann an entomologist to inspect cotton fields and advise on pest disposal. The community thanks the company for providing this service to protect crops in the Bronte Fort Chadbourne Blackwell area.

Sweetwater Cotton Oil Company J. R. McCann McCann Bronte-Fort Chadbourne-Blackwell Sweetwater ‘Cotton Oil Company

July 4 Quiet Holiday In Bronte Town

July 4 in Bronte resembled a quiet Sunday. Businesses closed all day and only a ball game showed any holiday activity. Many residents left town while others picnicked by the river with family and friends.

Bronte

Mrs Commie Hallmark Improves After Illness Brief

Mrs Commie Lee Hallmark has shown slow but steady improvement after a week of illness. Family and friends hope for continued recovery.

Kiker Family Holds July Picnic on Colorado River

The Enterprise reports a Kiker family picnic on the Colorado river at the K Mayes farm southwest of Bronte. Ongoing arrangements and barbecue were led by Buck Ivey Walter Phillips and Ches Kiker with many Bronte and nearby residents attending.

Kiker Colorado River Orb Riker Orbie Ray Bethy Joyce Ben Dennis Rotan Rube Compton Bud A. J San Angelo

Santa Fe System Car Loadings and Weekly Totals

The Santa Fe System reports carloadings for the week ending July 1, 1939 at 27 644, up from 25 543 the prior year. Receipts from connections total 5 409 vs 4 749 in 1938. Total cars moved 33 053 vs 30 202 in 1938. The system handled 33 985 cars in the preceding week.

Santa Fe

Brunson Family Visit Ends in Mineral Wells Return

Mrs. R. L. Brunson and daughters Corine and Catherine visited relatives and friends in Mineral Wells. They returned home on Thursday.

R. L. Brunson Corine Catherine

Miss Fay Lowry Returns Home To Bronte Beauty Shop

Miss Fay Lowry returns to Bronte to live and work with her sister Miss Lucy in the family beauty shop. Friends express happiness at Fay’s homecoming after a period in Rankin where she worked as an operator in a beauty shop.

Miss Fay Lowry Bronte Miss Lowry Rankin Miss Lucy Miss Fay

Bronte's Bank Report Shows Healthy Finances

The Enterprise reprints First National Bank financials under Comptroller call. Deposits near 295,212 dollars with about 130,000 dollars in loans indicate strong liquidity and limited demand for credit, suggesting sound assets and little paper asset risk.

First National Bank

Honoring Mr and Mrs J T Blankenship at Valley View dinner

Mr and Mrs Lee Hallmark hosted a dinner at their Valley View home to honor Mr and Mrs J T Blankenship of Houston who return home next week. Guests included D Rogers and Paul of Bronte Mrs James Rogers Stanton Ollie Hallmark Dallas and many others from Abilene Houston and Robert Lee.

J. T. Blankenship Houston Lee Hallmark Valley View Blankenship Chas. Rogers Paul Bronte James“Rogers Stanton Ollie Hallmark

Dickens Visitors Call on Mrs. Good’s Parents

Mr and Mrs Harold Good of Dickens visited over the weekend with Mrs Good’s parents Mr and Mrs S A Riker and other relatives. Mr Good works for the highway department and needed to be at home Monday morning to return to his job.

Harold Good Dickens Mrs. Good S. A. Riker Mr. Good Highway Department

Brown Family Reunion Near Mineral Wells

The Brown family held a July 4 reunion near Mineral Wells Texas attended by 95 relatives from Monahans Bronte Weatherford Fort Worth and other towns. Activities included swimming ball games and singing with a barbecue lunch featuring goat salads pickles tomatoes cakes pies iced tea and coffee.

Brown Mineral Wells Texas Happy G. Burton Weatherford R. L. Brunson Bronte Dad Brown Brad Monahans Eweeninton Abilene Ranger Caddo Ft. Worth Bluff Dale Breckenridge Graham, Norton Huckaby

Bronte Mail Schedules Change For Star Routes

Beginning Saturday July 1 Bronte star mail routes received material changes Mrs H E Smith of Robert Lee becomes new Bronte Robert Lee carrier Ballinger Bronze route remains with M M Evans Mail to Bronte now arrives 7 46 am from Robert Lee and returns with San Angelo mail Bronte timing shifts cause slower Robert Lee replies but overall impact to residents is small

Star Mail Bronte H. E. Smith Robert Lee San Angelo M. M. Evans Ballinger Robert

Infant Buried of Bradshaws at Bronte Cemetery

The infant Lavonia Beth Bradshaw, born July 4 at Era Hospital, was buried in Bronte Cemetery. Both sets of parents and the minister were unable to attend due to absence in Bronte.

Bronte Beats Sanatorium Nine in Tight Local Clash

Bronte’s Leroy Scott and Luke Scott sparked a 12-12 tie through nine innings before Bronte pulled ahead with Marquis Corley’s pitching and timely hits by Buford Walton Williams and Turner. The Sunday win followed a tense Tuesday extra inning defeat at the local field.

Leroy Scott Luke Scott Marvin Corley Buford Walton Williams Turner Sanatorium Bronte Fighting Ball Club Leroy Scott Eubanks Nfo Wee Proadornur Williama If Miccnesoa Nostongaahs Hil Turner c Nesta Corley P HE Scott Cocotuedbedone Das Williams If . ci Corley J. Ab Surner C. Eiciltielectiona de Scott Luke Sianiesanertonag Oes Cumbie M. Corley Dan Scott

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Commie Lee Hallmark Santa FE System Bronte’s Bank Mrs Watt Wil Aquedageee Ericessersssmereens Meick
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