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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
2
In heartfelt thanks the family of Mrs. John Cornelius expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors in San Angelo Bronte and nearby towns for their support after the sudden death of their mother and grandmother. They praise thoughtful words flowers and sympathy and wish blessings on all who comforted them during their sorrow.
Miss Gladys Glenn of Abilene subscribes to The Enterprise to stay connected with the old home town. The note praises weekly paper visits and the desire to follow Bronte area happenings.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hudman and children were in Kerrville and nearby areas last week returning Friday. Mr and Mrs E P Hallmark came back from Las Cruces New Mexico where they lived for a time. They report L C Hudman and family also there wish to return to their old home town. Weekend guests included Mrs Geo Thomas and Mr Thomas.
The note thanks the friends and residents of Tennyson Bronte Fort Chadbourne and Bourne for kindness and financial aid after Friday’s fire that destroyed the home and belongings. Also reports the birth of a boy to Elmer and Mrs. Modgling on June 16 1939 and wishes for Pa Modgling’s recovery. Eva Key returns from Clyde visit.
Donald Rippetee visits his parents Mr and Mrs Hite Rippetee at Lipan and plans to return to his work at the Bronte Pharmacy in the latter part of the week.
Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson and their son Billie Douglas were pleasantly surprised by a reunion with the J L and Ira Stephenson families during a visit en route to Houston Texas Robert and Ira were old school mates and Mrs Simpson and Mrs Stephenson became acquainted when Tia worked for Hueco Cattle Co near El Paso Mrs Simpson who was reared in El Paso enjoyed her first visit here. the meeting tied memories from Hueco Cattle Co days to a Texas journey.
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