19 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
1
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Public notice records second class matter at Bronte Texas Post Office under congressional act of August 12 1871 with March 1 1918 date.
The piece argues taxpayers should demand strict economy in state administration during the forthcoming campaign for legislative offices. It asserts that economy and social security, as voted by the people, should be the legislature’s main task, after which the body should adjourn and go home.
A fragmented newspaper snippet riffs on Thanksgiving with dark humor about turkey, dressing, and uneasy hospitality. The reference to "Uneasy rests the head" evokes shared meals amid uneasy reflections on abundance and gratitude.
A development deal for the Bert Fletcher oil well shows interest. Last week’s showings were good and several parties attended seeking opportunities.
Reports indicate Uncle Joe Lee has been hospitalized in recent days with an unspecified illness. Doctors consider surgery possible to relieve his condition.
The regular meeting of the Farmers Community program will be held Friday night November 1 at the School Auditorium. A good program is promised, including a play and a new car presentation by ten women. Mrs Garland McAulay and Mrs Marshall oversee the entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Griggs and family spent the past weekend visiting friends in Santa Anna and Brownwood. Miss Doris Wheelay at tending Lexus Tech spent Armistice Day with homefolks. Jimmy Tun won a Thanksgiving turkey at the show on Saturday night.
The Maverick School basketball team lost 13 10 to Latcheil last Wednesday. A prior win over Hatchell is noted. Bronte School students are praised for athletics and literature while supporters pledge to back Bronze Teachers despite gaps.
Mrs J H Clark Gray Mc Kown Had McKown and Mrs W F I McKown and Mrs Johnny Richards travel to Comanche County Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wade Carter and family of Norton visit at the home of Mrs Carter's parents Mr and Mrs Had McKown Sunday.
Mr and Mrs A D Dudley visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W Stewart Sunday. Mr and Mrs J C Taylor and Patsy Ruth visited at the home of Patsy Ruths father Starling Gregory in Bronte Sunday. Mrs Bill Cryer visited in the home of Mrs J W Stewart Sunday afternoon.
Rev D M West preached at Oak Creek Sunday morning before a large attendance. The service drew a wide turnout from the community and reflected the period church activities.
Bill Hopps of Norton visited the home of Mr Otto Bahlman and his family Sunday.
Mr. A. V. Rutherford and Mr. Marion Turner were noted as visiting O'Don for an unspecified purpose. The brief item records their presence without detailing events, dates, or outcomes.
A brief devotional verse thanks the Father in Heaven for efforts and blessings. It prays for relief for the afflicted and comfort for the sad, asking faith hope and love to brighten days until next Thanksgiving. Reporter notes the piece as a prayer excerpt.
A brief note says they went Saturday night November 13 and returned Sunday afternoon November 14 after selling pecans.
Mr. Marion Vaughn Jake Vaughn and Velbert ratmertree have returned home from Taho ka. Local family notes the homecoming and thanks friends for support during travel and trip.
The P. T. A. will meet again Wednesday night November 24. The school children will give a short program.
A meeting of farmers occurred Friday night on November 12. Several musical numbers were presented, adding entertainment to the gathering.
Alton Phillips is employed at a Phoenix gold mine, continuing his career in mining. The location confirms Arizona as his current workplace and signals ongoing labor activity in the region.
The fifth grade forms a Citizenship Club with Dewey Luckett as president and Donald Phillips as secretary treasurer. Three best citizens are named from grades four to seven, including Melvin Bahiman, Dewey Luckett, and Johnny Dale Ballew. Upcoming events include a talk by County Doctor on Nov 19 from 2 to 4 pm and a pie supper on Nov 24 to fund uniforms for the rhythm band.
Bundles heads grain at 10 cents per 100 pounds and corn ground for meal toll at one sixth. In city limits on Robert Lee road. Ross Scott and Son 43 4tpd.
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