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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
2
The Bronte Methodist Church celebrates that Rev J I Thompson is returned as pastor for another year by the Conference. The church reports all finances paid in full and praise the year's progress under his religious leadership. The editor and Mrs Thompson extend welcome back and best wishes for a prosperous year.
In pastor’s absence at the Annual Conference Sev J F H Phompseon, the Sev. J F H Phompseon was away. Members rendered a program under IL O Whitt director. Miss Kase Nickpatrick played piano. a quartet sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The main feature was a reading by Mrs Cieo Thomas titled The Fin. The event delivered an uplifting sermon and felt like a strong service.
The Baptist congregation voted to call Rev. A B Bradley of Anton as pastor after inviting him to fill the pulpit. His sermons pleased the members and he received an enthusiastic call though his acceptance was not yet known. The church had been pastorless since Rev. Lewis Stuckey left for Hempstead.
About five thousand people attended the Runnels County Singing Convention at Winters First Baptist Church last Sunday. E Gambill of Winters was elected vice president and H W Bigler of Miles reelected secretary. Next meeting set for April at Miles. a birth announced in Odessa.
The Bronte Enterprise records its publication details with WES T. Publisher Manager notes. The notice includes state and out of state subscription rates and archival filing information under federal act dates.
W. R. Rees from Lubbock stopped by early this week to see Mrs. Rees and her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Knierim in their home.
Mrs Addie Fletcher posts her farm and forbids hunting trespassing or gathering wood on the property. Warning to stay off and that trespassers will be prosecuted.
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