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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
2
Hon. Frank Dickey displays a 760-item early artifacts collection in his Ballinger law office. The items span prehistoric memorabilia including mortis and rouge cases, with the judge explaining their antiquity and craft. The narrator notes the collection provides entertainment and insight into ancient life.
The old-timer notes fifty three years in Texas with a new warning as spring nears in West Texas. He arrived in 1901 in Coke and Runnels counties and has never seen peach blooms fail by February 28 until this year. The editor awaits what spring will bring in April.
Between 600 and 800 teachers are expected for the twenty sixth annual session at John Tarleton Agricultural College in Stephenville Texas Friday and Saturday March 28 and 29. Presidents of five universities and colleges will speak including H Y Benedict UT W B Bizzell OU T O Walton A M C and H W Morelock Sul Ross. Officers of the association and the executive council members from twenty two counties are listed with Stephenville as host.
Mrs Rawlings hosted a surprise birthday buffet Monday evening February 20 at their Bronte area ranch ten miles southwest. Pink and white decor adorned tables and a two tier white cake with pink candles was served. Mr and Mrs Irving Cumbie hosted with singing and bridge. guests included L T Youngblood O H Willoughby Clint Wilkins Irving Cumbie B P Williams H R Wilkins Cecil Glenn Clint Duncan Allen Butner Mrs Walter Byers Mrs John Clapp Mrs Cora Collier and Mrs Lucy Warner.
Austin Feb 28 Unfilled orders at Texas cotton mills rose in January for the second straight month. Twenty one mills reported bookings totaling 6,292,002 yards at end of January, up 43 percent from a year earlier. January production reached 4,207,000 yards, up 7 percent from January 1932. Cotton goods sales were 3,229,000 yards, down 6 percent from December and 30 percent from January last year. It’s gardening time are you planting.
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