Bronte Schools Open With 362 Pupils For Year
The Bronte schools began the 1939 40 session on September 11 under favorable conditions. Superintendent Covey and faculty registered pupils, with Rev. C R Hardy delivering the opening address. New teachers include Mrs Dooley Miss Duckworth Mr Teague and Mr Horn.
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Bronte
B. B. Cévey
C. R. Hardy
Methodist Church
Covey
Dooley
Duckworth
Teague
Horn
Maine
Bronte Schools
Bronte School Home Making Dept Hosts Open House
The Bronte school home making department held an open-house on Wednesday Sept 6 from 2 to 5 pm with exhibits in laboratory and tenement departments. The cloth exhibits featured reuses linens and a bedroom project while foods showcased student canned goods and kitchen items.
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Bronte School
Juriel
Bank Adopts Life-Size Photographic Accounting Machine
The First National Bank of Bronte showcases a Recordak system under President L. T. Youngblood. The device photographs checks and instruments to life-size images, ensuring an unfailing record and eliminating confusion in transactions.
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First National Bank
Bronte
L. T. Youngblood, and Associates
Discussion of Old Age Pensions in Bronte
The Bronte Community Service Club plans a public talk by a leading West Texas expert on old age pension legislation. The event aims to inform residents with unbiased explanations of the bill’s favorable and objectionable features. It will be held at the school house Auditorium on September 25.
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Bronte Community Service Club
Bronte
West Texas
School House
Corey Service Club
Whitt
School Home Ec Girls Complete 34 Projects
Bronte High School offered summer homemaking projects under Mrs. Marie B. Wilson. Twenty-nine girls completed 34 projects including canning, yard and kitchen/improvement work, making clothes and furniture. Canning totals reached 3832 pints with meals prepared. group projects added curtains and reupholstered furniture. Open house shows Sept. 6. Names of the 29 participants listed.
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Bronte High School
Marie B. Wilson
Doris Alexander
Montie Alexander
Elizabeth Baker
Helen Beaty
Ivanita Braswell
Corine Brunson
Darline Brunson
Wilma Caudle
Lucille Cole
Ruby Dell Eldridge
Charlene Ensor
Charlene Lasswell
Evona Liles
Joy Luckett
Ruby Geraldine Mitchell
Jenelle Moore
Fannie Murphy
Muriel Murphy
Wanda Muston
Gladys Palmer
Marjorie Percifull
la Vada Rogers
Thelma Rosser
Christine Vanzandt
Sarah Vanzandt
la Vera Williams
John R Ellis Noted Civic Leader of San Angelo
The editorial lauds John R Ellis as a longtime San Angelo civic leader with wide friendships and a strong record of city development. It praises his readiness to support projects benefiting the community and calls him an asset the city may be proud to have.
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San Angelo
Ellis
John R. Ellis
Religious Services on the Street in Bronze
A street religious service will be held on the main street in Bronze Saturday afternoon the 16th led by Rev. C R Hardy of the Methodist Church. The session lasts about thirty minutes and begins around 3 30 P M before the drawing. The notice invites all to attend citing Rev Hardy’s belief that any gathering is a suitable place for worship. Uncle Wint Pruitt, recently operated on at Winters hospital, is doing well and expected to recover fully soon.
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Bronze
C. R. Hardy
Wint” Pruitt
Winters Hospital
Teed Cope Honored for Civic Service in San Angelo
The piece lauds Teed Cope for public and civic service, longtime residence in San Angelo, and a successful business career. It credits him with developing the city and district and promoting meritorious civic projects, noting the community’s fortune in his leadership.
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San Angelo
Teed Cope
Cope
Teed
Frank T. Gerald Celebrated As San Angelo Pioneer
The town honors Frank T. Gerald founder of Gerald Paint and Paper Co who has long served the community. His dedication to San Angelo and his firm’s customer trust are noted with pride and respect by local citizens.
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City of
San Angelo
Frank T. Gerald
Gerald Paint & Paper Co
Gerald
Bronze to Meet Veribest in Concho Basin Playoff Opener
Bronze will face Veribest Sunday afternoon in the Concho Basin League playoff opener. A best of three series decides the pennant with the third game at the venue drawing the larger gate. Veribest has been strong in the season's second half. Bronte manager Bill Wrinkle urges all fans to attend.
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Bronze
Veribest
Bronte Boys
Bill Wrinkle
Bronte
Brennan Family and Melody Ann Return to Madison Visit
Mr and Mrs Will Brennan and their son Jimmie visit Madison Illinois with Mrs Carson Tester and Mrs Rutherford of Oak Creek The Brennans son is named Melody Ann from KMOX radio fame Brennan works at the St Louis post office The editor notes reunion with Miss Beyrle and baby Jimmie but not Mr Brennan
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Will Brennan
Jimmie
Carson Tester
Madison
Illinois
Brennan
Tester
J. H. Rutherford
Oak Creek
Melody Ann
KMOX
St. Louis
Local Woman Showed Faith in Community Tribute
Mrs. M. E. Collard of the Concho Mattress Factory is honored for her 54 years in San Angelo and 40 years in business. Her leadership and optimism helped promote development, drawing people to make the city a trading center. The tribute credits her guiding genius behind popular services offered by her company.
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San Angelo
M. E. Collard
Ofers
Meet the ads in this issue it will pay you.
Local page notice invites readers to explore advertisements promising earnings. The brief urges engagement with the issue’s listings as a potential income source.
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