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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
3
A jumble of precinct judges and presiding officials is listed with names such as Walker Bourne van Stephenson and Briscoe across precincts 5 to 15. The text also notes students and royalty from the junior to freshman classes, plus a campus update on Miss Ivey and a football score where the Bronze Longhorns defeated Miles 12 to 0.
A partial OCR fragment notes an unclear event with minimal readable details, preserving only a lone phrase and leaving other specifics obscured.
The Missionary Society met at Mrs. F. S. Higginbotham's home for a regular social. The program included devotional, prayer, a educational talk on educating American Negroes, and a birthday celebration with a cake and four honorees receiving gifts.
Mrs. Clint Duncan hosted the Senior Woman's Progressive Club on October 22. Members responded to roll call with improvement suggestions. The program included "America," Federation News review, American Citizenship by Mrs. J. D. Leonard, and State Federation activities for 1986-37 led by Mrs. R. E. Cumaes.
A Texas radio personality gains wide admiration for her morning show on KMOX aired daily from 6 to 7. Listeners are urged to send her cards and also mail compliments to the station.
A baby girl named Wilma Ann Reed was born on Thursday October 29 1936 to Mr and Mrs Willis Reed. Mother and baby are doing fine and Mr Reed is happily talking about the kind of son-in-law the newborn will require.
Miss Geraldine Bell acted as hostess for the Y W A at her home on Monday afternoon. Mrs Otis Smith gave the devotional. Susie Tannehill sang The Light of the World is Jesus. Mrs Cumbie led the mission study with Lois Lambert and Geraldine Bell assisting. The hostess and her mother served refreshments.
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