Wingate Edges Bronte In Narrow Football Tilt
Wingate and Bronte staged a low scoring game with Wingate scoring on passes from Clapp to Chisholm and a second score after a 15 yard hook up. Wingate had 8 first downs to Bronte 4 as Bronte fumbled once and Wingate fumbled once. Pep squads performed at the starting line up for Bronte.
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Clapp
Chisholm
W. T. Stephenson
Wingate
Bronte
Eubanks
Glenn
Moore
Todd
Suggs
Lee
E. Stephenson
Sims
Junior Party Skating Night Draws Forty at Rink
Members of the Junior class and guests gathered at the local skating rink Monday night. About 40 Juniors attended with sponsor Mr. J. T. Henry and Miss Grace Ratliff, joined by faculty guest Miss Sybil Ellis.
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J. T. Henry
Grace Ratliff
Sybil Ellis
Organized playgrounds boost recreation period activities
Superintendent Nathan Johnson praised organized playground activities during the Recreation period as new this year under teacher supervision. Three teachers accompanied Mrs Jed Cumbie to San Angelo to hear Mrs Gladys De Silvia Bates review The Nile. P T A meets next week. Mr and Mrs T C Price and Mrs C C Glenn visited San Angelo.
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Nathan Johnson
Jed Cumbie
San Angelo
Gladys de Silvia Bates
The
Nile
T.C. Price
C. C. Glenn
School coaching and activities staff listed
Teams and activities are led by Mr Brinell for high school teams, Mr Holmes for grammar school softball, and Mr Henry with Miss Ellis for tennis. Pep squad and tumbling run under Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Vandeford, and Miss Clyburn, with primary grades overseen by Miss Lowry, Miss Kuykendall, and Miss Clyburn. Fourth and fifth grade boys directed by Miss Roach, while hall duty and tennis assistance are provided by Mrs Warner, Miss Christie, and Miss Ratliff.
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Brinell
Holmes
Henry
Miss Ellis
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Vandeford
Miss Clyburn
Miss Lowry
Miss Kuykendall
Miss Roach
Warner
Miss Christie
Miss Ratliff
Senior Class selects The Ready Made Family play
The Senior Class picked The Ready-Made Family by Jay Tobias with ten characters and a December 16 presentation date. Cast selections will be determined next week.
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Jay Tobias
Sixth Grade Party Hosted by Roommother Before Halloween
Sixth graders were surprised with a Hallowe en party hosted by Mrs. A N Rawlings on Thursday before Halloween. After outdoor play in uniform, they returned to Mrs D Fulls room for punch and cake.
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Hallowe’en
A. N. Rawlings
Mrs I M Cumbie Hosts Progressive Club Meeting
Mrs I M Cumbie entertained the Wo man’s Progressive Club on Thursday afternoon. The program focused on The First Americans with roll call naming a tribe. Indian Welfare was presented by Mrs W J Gideon and Indian arts and crafts were shown by Mrs R L Keyes. A piano piece Indian Lodge was performed by Mrs Cumbie. Refreshments followed for a long list of members including Mesdames Clint Wilkins Hermon Rogge Ld Cumbie T C Price M A Butner Frank Keeney O H Willoughby Carrie Williams W J Gideon Bob Keyes IK S Higginbotham Clint Duncan IT M Wylie Charlie Keeney Mae Wilkins O W Chapman C C Glenn.
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W. J. Gideon
R. L. Keyes
Mrs. Cumbie
M. A. Butner
Clint Wilkins
Hermon Rogge
Ld Cumbie
T. C. Price
Frank Keeney
O. H. Willoughby
Carrie Williams
Bob Keyes
S. Higginbotham
Clint Duncan
IT. M
Holman Family Moves to Bronte Welcome Note
Mr and Mrs L M Holman and their children relocate from Paint Rock to Bronte to settle and Mr Holman, a printer, accepts a position with The Enterprise. The note extends a warm welcome from the community and wishes the family a long and happy stay.
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L. M. Holman
Bronte
Paint Rock
Holman
Enterprise
Will We Have an Adequate American Merchant Marine
Washington whispers predict a bigger New Deal plus a larger merchant fleet as Franklin D Roosevelt’s Maritime Commission bids for the first U S ship. Joe Kennedy is named chair in a controversial move while experts push for millions of tons of new passenger and cargo ships to sustain a growing Navy.
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Maritime Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
Joe” Kennedy Oe
Joe” Kennedy
Rnvetters
Mr Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Henry A. Wiley
USN
Emory S. Land
Navy
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Thomas M. Woodward
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Maine
Permanent Commission
Washington
Commission
United States
Drilling, Rawlings Well to be Completed Now
Bronte area oil efforts regain momentum as Worner Ogden resumes work on the FE.C. Rawlings ranch four miles northwest of Bronte. A Kansas buyer reportedly acquired A G Simonds interest in the well and plans to lease 1500 surrounding acres to drill to 4500 feet, with hope of a 5000 barrel outcome. Uncle Ed Rawlings is praised for backing exploration.
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Yenh
Bronteland
Worner Ogden
Fe.c. Rawlings Ranch
Bronte
Mr. Ogden
Kansas
A. G. Simonds
Interprise
Ogden
Santa Claus
Rawlings
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Woman’s Progressive Club
Glenn R. Lewis
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Stars and Stripes
Franklin D
Joe
Frank
Securities Commission
Wall Street
Syvon
A. O. Strothers
Owens’ Drug Store
Winters
Texas
Mattress Factory
S. Oakes
San Angislo
Edwin A. Dann
Chiropractic
C. H. Elliott
Dann’s Health Home
Pecan Street
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sweetwater
Dallas
Texas’ No
Associated Press
Dallas News
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Austin
Fort Worth
Waco
John Knott
Big Sunday News
Rotogravure
Othis Week” Color Gravure Magazine
Ientlemen
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