07 Jun 1940
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
1
Austin health official Dr Geo W Cox warns against overexposure to sun and urges restraint for sunbathers. Start with ten minutes daily and increase gradually as skin acclimates, noting personal differences in burn risk and potential for painful results.
Mrs J W Leach and granddaughter Bess Leach traveled Friday to Overton to visit Mr and Mrs Otho Gray. Mrs Enos Akins and daughter remain at home.
Rev and Mrs W Porterfield take Vir ginia Finley Melba Edwards Billie Hartin and Julia Harris to Abilene for a McMurry Epworth League course. Port erfield later attends a Clarendon family reunion. Guynelle Wilson visits Groesbeck weekend at Everett Ellis home. W L Parker Mineral Wells and Laura Conley Palo Pinto with Hunt guests. L Wand Tyler visits Emmett Byron. Wand and Byran sisters. Maurine Robin visits San Diego. Cornelison Engle and children depart for Wood Lake Nebraska. Dr Cox notes meat sunburns resemble first degrees. some reach blistering second-degree stage.
The Enterprise lists for election to office candidates appearing in the 1940 Democratic Primaries: O. C. Fisher seeking re election as County Judge. McNeil Wylie for County and District Clerk. R. W. Smith for Sheriff and Tax Assessor-Collector. Frank Percifull for County Treasurer. Mrs. B. M. Gramling for Commissioner Precinct No 4. Ben Brooks and Sam Gaston for Precinct 4.
Daughters of El Paso visit Mr and Mrs W C Shamblin Sr and their son W C Shamblin Jr has been called into service at Ft Bliss. Miss Geraldine Youngblood and Miss Jeraldine Jordan join the Archeology class at Texas Tech and depart for Old Mexico.
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