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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
4
The piece highlights the second grade with two girls and four boys. Mary Elizabeth Denton is noted for studying, Mozelle Martin is described as a blonde who enjoys drawing, and the children are shown managing daily routines and play activities with little external help.
Mazeland School reports varied student activity and attendance. Miss Lorie Jackson visits relatives in Bronte. A. G. Koenig and Miss Anna Bell Hash visit Ballinger. Miss Leora Casey and Joe Bulsterbaum wed in Ballinger on March 20 1987. Olton Ballew recovers from influenza. Audra V Ballew hosts a youth gathering. Joe Bulsternbum and Jay T. Moore feature in local updates.
The Coke Motor Company offers late model used cars and new cars with emphasis on reliability and fairness. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect the Ford line for life durability economy and comfort, with Caperton & Ivey of Bronte as associate dealer for demonstrations.
The Rev H F Jamies of Brookshier Beehive preaches over Station KGKL San Angelo Texas every third Sunday from 8 15 to frater Holland visited the Fat Stock Show Fort Worth last weekend
The women of this community formed a sewing club noting a funeral service on Tuesday afternoon March 16. E. A. Nichols, Jay T. Moore and J. T. Gideon traveled to Corpus Christi for a visit. Mrs. E. F. Bryan, grandmother of Clara Para Lee and Charle Bryan, is seriously ill in Abilene. the Bryan family is at her bedside.
Mrs Stan Cameron was elected president of the sewing club at its first meeting to be held in her home on March 24. The club meets every Wednesday afternoon. The item notes the organization and its upcoming gathering.
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