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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
5
The superintendent defends equal rights for rich and poor children in the public school, stressing nondiscrimination as guaranteed by federal and state constitutions. Prof Hardy notes planned athletic yard equipment, praising athletics for moral development and urging citizen cooperation with educators in youth education.
Obituary notes the death of former Bronte resident Calhoun who died Sunday at the local hospital aged 89. Public notice records show burial plans and recall her service in the local community as a longtime public weighmaster for Chadbourne.
Bronte citizen F O Key has purchased eight and a half acres along Kickapoo north of Norton Road to convert into a public city park. He plans to clear undergrowth remove unsightly features plant bermuda and flowers keep pecans and shade trees and open the land for public use. The town praises Key's civic spirit and hopes for similar future efforts.
Rev M S Hancock of Ballinger conducts a tent meeting in Bronte this week starting Thursday night. Hancock proves a capable Bible interpreter and eloquent pulpiteer as attendance grows with every service. The Enterprise does not state the meeting's duration. All are cordially invited.
Neel to lead Bronte second Sunday October all day singing event. Invitation accepted by J D Luttrell T C Price and M M Boynton with locals forecasting Bronte’s largest gathering yet. Picnic-style lunch and cheerful weather are anticipated as townsfolk join the Coke County event.
Reverend W. J. Edwards and family are reported to have returned home after a brief gathering at Bee House in Coryell County. The note mentions their earlier visit and a community event associated with their family.
A local church dispute over its status as a regular New Testament Baptist church in Runnels County is debated at Valley View church. W D Jennings of Miles relays charges, while the writer warns of more attacks on three leaders and promises further review in future issues.
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