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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
3
A Jayton Chronicle letter blasts church elders for policing members morals. The writer ridicules old fashioned ministers and celebrates candor against banning dancing bridge games and whiskey. He recalls a pastor ousted for speaking against such limits and urges editors to ignore clerical backlash.
Mrs Alfred Bennett hosted the Junior Study Club on September 28 at Mrs Taylor Shelton home. The Constitution Week program included readings on the United States Constitution and reminders of key articles and amendments. A meat and fruit salad plate and lime drink were served to members including Mesdames James Glenn W H Maxwell Jn Claude Gentry Mrmest Ivey Bill McDonald Cumbie Ivey D R McQueen H C Whitt and Taylor Shelton.
Miss Lavoydia Mann and Miss Lois Walker of Norton called at The Enterprise office Monday. Mann is a beauty culturist and requested stationery printing. Also mentions a mystery play Beware of the Shadow and notes subscription time.
The Enterprise notes tonight’s performance of Clubbing A Husband produced by the Womans Home Mission Society at the school auditorium. The synopsis and cast appear in this issue, and attendees will be treated to ample humor about gender dynamics and domestic life.
The Woman's Missionary Society met at the Methodist church to form a six week Mission Study Class titled Christian ity and Industry in America. Meetings will be held each Monday afternoon with refreshments and a special feature for regular attendees. Reporter notes subscription time.
Community talks emphasize improving communities by uplifting individuals. The piece reflects on collective growth starting with personal betterment within local schools and cities.
The San Angelo NRA Committee invites citizens to an NRA mass meeting at the City Auditorium in San Angelo Texas at 8 PM on Monday October 9 with United States Senator Tom Connally as principal speaker and Congressman R Ewing Thomason to introduce him. The appeal stresses support for the National Recovery program.
Bronte school will resume Monday morning October 16 as announced by H C Whitt secretary. The note corrects reports that school would reopen September 9 and explains the hold due to cotton picking season to aid farm families. Officials hope winter and spring terms will be successful.
A. D. Miller and family relocate to Blackwell where Mr Miller opens a shoe repair shop. Friends regret their departure but wish them well. The issue features Rev Ulmer Bird's Community Talks and hopes for regular articles from him.
Marriage announced for J. D. Luttrell and Miranda Mobley at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Wallace N. Danson officiating. The couple left in their car at 5:30 PM after the ceremony as friends extend best wishes for happiness and future travel.
A teenage West Texas youth faced a moral choice when beer was legalized. He risked his job and dream of college to abstain from selling intoxicating liquor, guided by his church and parents. His steadfast conviction defined a path toward integrity and purpose.
J. W. Rhodes of Norton pays his subscription and says he is anxious to help a paper that will be true to the homes and youth of the land. The Enterprise earns his support with a pledge of fair coverage.
The text discusses GEOCRAPHY and Me Geography at Peo with a focus on boundaries and the King of God. It asserts the timelessness of scriptures and Jesus viewing people as sheep, noting shepherds trained to care for them.
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