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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
3
W H Rampey of Wilmeth in Rummels County states by telephone he is a candidate for Representative of the 92nd district. He plans to issue a formal announcement with his platform soon. Rampey ran in the 1986 special election to succeed HL O Jones and made a strong showing.
County Agent II 8 Smith urges every county farmer to sign a work sheet immediately. He stresses the importance and asks readers to help neighbors who have not yet signed, acting promptly on his directive.
Brontes Bank presents its financial statement to the Comptroller of the Currency, detailing the bank’s condition and the status of its affairs. The report notes that at least some of the people connected with the bank are involved in the disclosed condition.
Sam Todd of Gustine and Saint Todd Jr of Comanche County visited Bronte to inspect the Geo. McQuistieun Drug Company stock after the death of Mr. McQuistieun. R. de Cumbie advertises the stock for sale. Todds may pursue a purchase, and Bronte welcomes them as potential new citizens praised for the town’s appearance and people.
Postmaster R R. J. Epperson and Stevens Market owner Nd Stevens visited Santa Anna Saturday afternoon and underwent minor surgery. They returned home last night and are reported to be fit and fine, much to the relief of their many friends.
The article notes that these diggin's are not yet ready to go to the poor house or on relief, highlighting concerns about readiness and possible aid. It discusses financial strain on workers and communities, with emphasis on job security and ongoing efforts to secure support.
A disjointed church program lists the Minneobo Minnesota choir directing, Mrs. Walter Bowden guiding, and Helen Abbott assisting. The event features Nathan Johnson’s quartet and selections including Love a Little Cottage and When We All Get to Heaven, with a closing benediction.
Rev. AJ VY. Bradley, recently appointed pastor of the local Baptist church, has initiated several improvements to the church and plans for enlarging its facilities. The effort aims to broaden the church’s work in the community and extend its religious outreach.
The article chronicles the life of Rev. Bradley born in 1907 in Coleman County. He studied at Wasted Miptist College then served churches in Roaring Springs Anton and later took the pastorate at the First Baptist Church in Breate. In 1929 he married Miss Pesad faissant of Vernon and they have a daughter Wanda Pera.
A local theatre invites patrons to the Silver Peak Auditorium for the play Three Days of Grace this Friday night. The ensemble lists Constance Lircoke Mildred De Moss and a cast of Bloodworth Yeater Cleone and others in a period stage production.
The editor and his wife visit the Possum Kingdom dam project on the Brazos River near Graford in Palo Pinto County. They explore Graford, praise the Chamber of Commerce, and describe Graford as progressive with a strong Anglo-Saxon, American Texan community in Keechi Valley.
J N Key and Joe Spoonts of Ballinger were Bronte visitors Thursday. Key, a prospective candidate for representative from the 92nd district, has long been active in Runnels county politics. He has served as mayor of Winters and lived in Ballinger for five years. He said he is not yet an avowed candidate and is touring the district to gauge sentiment.
Bronte Future Farmers of America plan an on river barbecue by the bridge replacing their annual banquet. Members await a night under the stars as they celebrate and share a meal with local residents.
Crawford and Faris Wrecking Shop announces its services through a Ballinger firm known to readers in Runnels and Coke counties. Manager Gene Crawford is presented as trustworthy and promises a square deal with prices that speak for themselves.
A religious reflection cites Psalms 126 about sowing in tears and reaping joy. It discusses sorrow for the lost, urges heartfelt crying over sin, and notes historical hardship when seed meant survival for families. The piece blends scripture with exhortation on faith and sacrifice.
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