21 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
1
Bronte Enterprise announces editorial office details with D. M. West as editor and business manager. It lists second class matter status at Bronte Post Office and registration under federal act of 1918.
Directors of the Coke County Live at Home Fair announce cancellation of the 1933 event due to continuing drought and crop losses. A plan to resume next year is stated, with efforts to sustain the fair’s good work.
A car wreck near West Kickapoo limits of Lown injures two men, Hester and Moore, with Hester suffering a broken leg and arm while Moore loses an under jaw and teeth. Moore’s little girl, present but unhurt, feared. The vehicle left the road after steering gear failed, plunging into a stream. The wreck prompts expressions of regret from the enterprise. the Kickapoo Baptist revival near Bronte proceeds toward its closing night with Rev. Wages of Lubbock preaching to a large, receptive audience.
Whitt secretary of the Bronte school board warns residents that the transfer window to join the Bronte district ends July 31. Those planning to transfer Echolastics should contact Mr. Whitt promptly to avoid missing the deadline and future regret.
Rev W E Hawkins and a Dallas party including evangelist J T Darby passed through Bronte en route to the Tenth Annual Sanco Camp Meeting which began Thursday night. Darby, praised as a capable song evangelist, led a street song service with the group before leaving for Sanco.
Mrs. C. C. Holder and her daughter Miss Mary Louise were seen shopping in San Angelo on Thursday, enjoying a day out and about town.
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