Carl Henlee Dies in Winters at 57
Carl Henlee cashier of Winters State Bank died at his family home in Winters on Saturday afternoon November 5. Interment followed at Winters cemetery. He lived in Winters nearly twenty years and was a member and Bible class teacher at Winters Baptist Church. A respected businessman and citizen, he was devoted to family and community.
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Carl. Henlee
Winters State Bank
Winters
Winters Baptist Church
West Texas
Pastor Arrives in Bronte as New Pastor and Family
Rev Reginald Hardy and his family are due to reach Bronte Saturday from Friona where he preached. The Bronte Methodist women have renovated the parsonage with a new roof fresh paint interior re papering and new upholstery making a ready home for the pastor and family. The Enterprise offers welcome on behalf of the congregation and residents.
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Reginald Hardy
Bronte
Hardy
Death of J. W. Stephenson Brings Deep Sorrow to Bronte
J W Stephenson died in Fort Worth Methodist Hospital on November 10 after years of heart trouble. He was born August 28 1918 and was a member of Kickapoo Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at Kickapoo with notable attendees and choir renditions before interment at Fairview Cemetery Bronte.
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Bronte
J. W. Stephenson
Fort Worth
Fairview Cemetery
Kickapoo Baptist Church
Dallas
Will Stephenson
Christ
C. L. Carrol
J. A. Banaman
McAdoo
Branaman
Glenn Branaman
Levelland
Archie Branaman
Flowers for the Living Honor Local American Legion Picnic
A Bronte Texas note expresses gratitude to West for organizing a community picnic for Doughboys. H O Whitt of the George Scott Post mailed flowers and praised the Legion for the event on November 10 1938, noting a delicious lunch and high class program.
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H. O. Whitt
George Scott
Post, American Legion
The
Legion
O O Legion
America
Kaiser
Mr. Whitt
Bronte
Geo. Scott Post
American Legion
Baptist Tabernacle
la Cafelina
Methodist Church
Penrose Metcalfe
San Angelo
Red Cross Work Emphasized by President and Governor
Smith of Robert Lee County agent sends The Enterprise letters urging publication. The piece extols the Red Cross as a national relief agency proving its value after disasters like the recent New Tingland hurricane. It urges public support whenever the Red Cross calls and notes rising yearly demands for service both at home and abroad.
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Id. Smith
Robert Lee
American Red Cross
Red Cross
New Tingland
New York
Miss Bernice Bannowsky Weds B G Stephenson in Home Ceremony
In Bronte a quiet 2 PM wedding at the Bannowsky home united Miss Bernice Bannowsky and B G Stephenson of San Antonio with Rev D M West officiating. The bride, graduate of Bronte 1938, was attended by Miss Hazel Spiller. best man was W C Stephenson. The couple plan to reside in San Antonio after a luncheon and a silver heirloom cake cut.
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C. J. Bannowsky
Bernice Bannowsky
B. G. Stephenson
San Antonio
Rev
D. IM. West
Hazel Spiller
Junction
W. C. Stephenson
Bronte
Clareta Bruton
the Pines
Chester Bannowsky
J. L. Stephenson
Brooksheir
Army
Camp
Aapy
W. A.’Bannowsky
Kansas ‘City
Enterprise
Ratliff Store Offers Free Elegant Hose to Ladies
The Ratliff store in Bronte launches a unique offer for ladies and others in the trade area. J C Ratliff promotes a plan with an elegant hose incentive at no cost to recipients. Also note Dr H A Swan of Abilene, a specialist, will be in Bronze Monday and invites readers to consult him for treated diseases.
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J.C. Ratliff
Ratliff
Bronte
H. A. Swan
Abilene
Dr. Swan
Red Cross Appeals for Yearly Membership in Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt urges all Americans to join the Red Cross for the coming year. Dues fund continued local national and international service and memberships should be enrolled during the appeal period in Texas and nationwide.
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Red Cross
Franklin D. ‘Roowetelt
Texas
American Reday
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Carl Henslee
HE Audacious
Rascal
B.G. Stephenson
Santa Fe Railroad
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