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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1938

Page

4

Euterpean Club Meeting and Local Social Notes

The Euterpean Club met at Mrs. Will Young bloods home October 20 with co hostess Mrs Roy Hamilton. A health program featured a 30 minute talk on communicable diseases and various performances. Local social items report Rebekah Lodge attendance and a Baptist pot supper with games. Mrs Robert McFarland’s mother is seriously ill in Sweetwater and a boy broke his leg at school needing treatment.

Euterpean Club Will Youngblood Roy Hamilton Arnold Richards Leroy Stone Jack Steuart Frank Youree Austin Jordan Joe Smith Emmett Bryan Richard Copeland Clarence Harris Joe Oden Arnold Richard Cecil Smith Roy Sanderson Willie Shamblin Jack Stewart, Jr Robert. McFarland Sweetwater

Reunion of School Chums Recounted by Mrs Lindly

Mrs. Lindly hosts Mrs. Anna Cannon of Seagraves visiting from out of town. The two, once school friends from 1893, share reminiscences, Christian baptism memories by Rev. Brittan, and note joys and sorrows over the years. Mrs. A J Jones cares for her father in Bradshaw as Mildred Childers travels to Clovis NM.

Joe Lindly Anna Cannon Seagraves G. I Brittan Baptist Church Boonsville Wise County Texas Bro. Brittan Plainview

Three Coke County Girls Enrolled at State College for Women

Denton Texas October 27 three Coke County girls Misses Modelle and Mozelle Higginbotham of Bronte and Bryce Stewart of Robert Lee are among 2700 students at Texas State College for Women. Final counts confirm the school as the largest residential women's college in the United States with students from 220 Texas counties and seven foreign countries.

Coke State Teachers College For Women Denton Coke County Misses Modelle Mozelle Higginbotham Bronte Bryce Stewart Robert Lee Texas State College For Women United States Texas

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Blackwell News Mrs Chas. Ragsdale Rebekah Lodge Delos Alsop Artie Thompson Berry Smith Sweetwater Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Association The Baptists and Friends Howard Pressler A. J. Jones Mildred Childers Miss Vera Clovis New Mexico Brantley Jas. H. Craig Chiropractor & Masseur Jordan N. Main St Planters Gin Company A. F McQueen Banner Ice Station Royce Hayley West Texas Utilities
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