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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1934

Page

3

Miss Lou Wilkins Writes From Seminary Hill to Home Folks

Seminary Hill writer Miss Lou Wilkins praises Bronte and Fort Worth mission work in a letter to Home Folks. She extols Ralph Holder’s mission, describes his sacrifice, and urges prayers and support for spreading the Good News to 13,000,000 souls in need.

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Class in Dramatic Art Misses Jacklyn Grannis

Miss Grannis, an instructor in Dramatic Art, arranged for a studio in the school building with classes linked to regular work. The Enterprise welcomes her, noting her prior teaching in Del Rio and her lineage as granddaughter of "Once Bill" Masterling, a West Texas newspaper figure.

Jacklyn Grannis San Angelo del Rio Miss Grannis Bill” Masterling West Texas Grannis

Mournful Car Wreck Claims Ralph Scott Near Fort Smith

Ralph Scott died in a Thursday night accident near Fort Smith Arkansas when a truck forced his car off a sharp curve. The other occupant, a boarder from Kilgore, escaped with injuries as the Ford plunged down an embankment after a brief pursuit and an unknown truck fled the scene. The coroner's post mortem ruled the death accidental and the surviving passenger was later questioned and acquitted. Scott's mother Mrs Ma Seat and family were notified.

Ralph Scott Fort Smith Arkansas Mr. Scott Scott

Chicago and Illinois Scenes From A Travelogue Visit

A travel narrative describes Kansas City's park and a Soldiers' Home, Missouri zinc and lead mining near Joplin, and Springfield and the Lincoln Highway. It praises Chicago locations art institute aquarium Field Museum and planetarium. boasts 114 degree heat in St Louis and notes about 750,000 attendance and Stevens Hotel with 800 rooms.

Kansas City Joplin Missouri Springfield Abe Lincoln National Highway St Louis Ilinois Chicago Art Institute Heaven Aorta

Bennett Couple Seeks Address Change for Old Home Town Letter

Alfred and Ruth Bennett write from Woods Cross Utah, dated September 11 1984, asking the editor to forward their Old Home Town paper after relocation from Salt Lake City to work on a Locomotive Springs highway project. They describe Utah sights and locate Mrs Simmet Caperton in San Angelo.

Alfred Bennett Woods Cross Bennett Rockies Utah D. M. West Bronte Texas Locomotive Springs Salt Lake City Alfred City Tabernacle Brigham Young O. K Ruth Bennett

Mrs W H Rutherford Dies in Rockwood Texas

Mrs Loduska Caroline Rutherford wife of W H Rutherford died at the family home in Rockwood Coleman county on September 13 1934. The funeral at Rockwood Baptist church was followed by interment in Stockwood cemetery. Surviving are her husband ten children twenty eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The family had resided in Rockwood forty six years after moving from Hill County in 1877.

Loduska Caroline K Rutherford W. H.rutherford Rockwood Coleman County Stockwood Rockwood Baptist Church Rtev C. V. Carrol Brownwood Sanity Iktev Bruce Rutherford San Antonio Walter Rutherford Melvin Dolph Rutherford Dale George Iain Lbert Jack Rutherford Rookwood Laura Price Grosvenor Maude Stewart Florence Carter J de Texas Hill County The Baptist

Bronte School Opens 1934 35 With Record Attendance

Sunday night opening exercises drew an overflowing Bronte auditorium marking a first on Monday departure and stressing religious worship to launch the new session. Rev. Stuckey led worship and Rev. Dunson delivered a sermon as Supt. Owen and the board watched. Dr. J. D. Leonard spoke on enlarged programs and facilities while H. O. Whitt discussed school board goals.

Bronte Bronte School Owen Lewis Stuckey Wallace N. Dunson Youngblood J. D. Leonard H. O. Whitt Whitt

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