17 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
1
The Bronte by Snteene se t Editor and Business Manager is recorded as second class matter at the Bronte Texas post office dated March 1 1918 under the 1871 act.
Dean Inge urges both generations to work for the common good. He laments youth facing contraction and perplexity while calling elders to a complete cleanup from ocean to ocean in economic conditions and moral ideals to leave a better world for the future.
In March 1983 at the editor's home Rankin groom Lloyd Yoeham of Rankin wed Nora Mae Hodges of Meri zon. The couple, accompanied by relatives, planned a pre bridal trip homeward then changed plans to marry during the visit. The reception section highlights church events and the new pastor's welcoming service with vivid parish members.
The Woman's Progressive Club met at Mrs. Allen Butner's Bronte area country home. The program featured Texas history talks by O. H. Willoughby and Lucy R. Wiener, a review of The Raven by Charles Kee ney, a Texas song, a Texas based contest, and games. Five guests attended. Mrs. Cora Collier will host next.
An eight year old brown Jersey cow with a heifer calf at side is offered for sale. The pair includes the mother and calf, suitable for dairy or breeding purposes. Located for potential buyers.
Memorial rendering laments the death of Belva Hudman with faith in heaven. It notes her kindness, Christian life, and lasting presence in family and church, while mentioning local visitors and a clinic advertisement in The Enterprise. It references Dr. Lindley cures and help for medical expenses.
The Hudman and Eubanks families thank friends and Bronte residents for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Eimer Hudman. Appreciation goes to those who attended the service, with church hymns and ministers’ words offering comfort. E. W. Hudman and Son, and relatives in Deming and Las Cruces, New Mexico, note visitors who arrived too late to attend the funeral.
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