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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
7
A reflective piece argues that life, not death, brings the deepest sorrows. Disappointments, disillusionments, and missed goals are the true tragedies for many, with death sometimes a relief when life has been a tragedy. Weep for the living who err, not for the dead.
The Bronte School welcomed an editor who praised the campus cleanliness, orderly student conduct, and a thriving cafeteria run by Mrs. Ollie Eubanks and six students. About 275 to 300 pupils dine daily with 225 on federal relief lunches, served discreetly to shield payers. The piece credits Superintendent Owen, faculty, students, and trustees for a remarkable program and hints at Bronte becoming a standout school.
The Woman's Progressive Club met on Thursday afternoon November 1 at Mrs Clint Duncan's with 13 members present. Roll call featured a building of note as each member answered. Mrs Youngblood discussed architecture, contrasting past and future building types. Mrs Charlie Keeney presented a paper on notable artists and their paintings.
Announcement notes Mr Gilbert rejoining Concho Chevrolet after a prior exit. He is described as thoroughly sold on the car and invites friends to visit his old place. Also lists school officials and activities from Paint Creek to Bronte with roles in tennis, playground ball, One Act Play, and story contests. Robert Lee School named county meet site for next Spring.
Joe York, the Bronte Texas cowboy injured in the Bronte Fall Roping Contest, sends thanks from Justiceburg after receiving a donation. He notes his leg was cast yesterday and will continue to hurt for a time as he recovers.
The Coke County Interscholastic League was organized at the Robert Lee courthouse on Saturday November 3 1934. Officers include C R Owen director general Bronte Schools and B M Gramling as superintendent of debate. A salad course followed the meeting with one visitor Mrs Lucy Warner.
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