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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1933

Page

3

Second Group of Government Cotton Checks To Bronte Farmers

The Coke county program pays the second group of cotton reduction checks to Bronte area farmers this Friday afternoon at the First National Bank. Sixty checks totaling 14 578 dollars go to listed Bronte residents, with each farmer notified when his payment arrives.

Bronte Coke County First National Bank Trannie C. Wiggle James L. Allison Felix A. Allison Olin T Allison C. F. Neatherlin William H. Mackey Floyd F. Gibson William A. Robbins George R. Wrinkle 4. F William J. Brock George S. Rosser Jesse Young Richard E. Cumbie Ray H. Ivey Urban F. Taylor Tom H. Zil D. McCaleb Thomas F. Sims Farl E. Box Gustavus A. John A. Butner Leanus W. Beaty Pinkney Hallmark Isaac TI. Addison George C. Clark

Runnels Singing Convention Set for Ballinger

The Runnels Singing Convention will be held Sunday September 24 in Ballinger. Fred Bedford president expects a large turnout and invites all interested singers to attend.

Dear West Runnels Coupe Inging Cr Ballinger Fred Bedford

Dr Swindell to Visit Bronte Optometry Event

Dr J A Swindell, optometrist from San Angelo, will set up at City Drug store in Bronte on Saturday September 30. The notice invites all interested to take advantage of this eye care opportunity.

J. A. Swindell San Angelo Bronte

Illness Hits Norton Resident D W Turner III

D W Turner of Norton is seriously ill. The Enterprise notes with regret the illness of the longtime Bronte area resident known as Uncle White. He is a prominent figure in Bronte and West Texas society, and well regarded by many.

D. W. Turner Norton E White Bronte West Texas Uncle White

In Memory of L. E. Bruton

A family tribute laments the death of Luther Bruton and recalls his loving bond. The verses speak of heaven, faith in Jesus, and comfort through scripture as siblings promise reunion in the heavenly home.

L. E. Bruton

Classes Host Picnic At Key Park Unders Frolik

Tun was fast and furious at Key park with Lucy Warner’s Sunday school class hosting L Johnson’s class. Alfred Taylor and I O Whitt led stunts that amused all as about sixty participated in a picnic lunch of delicacies.

Tun Key Park Lucy Warner L. Johnson Alfred ‘Taylor I. O. Whitt

Womans Home Mission Society Program at Methodist Church

The Womans Home Mission Society presents a Monday afternoon program at the Methodist church at 3:30 with a devotional by Mrs. B. F. Bridges and a talk on Forces at work in Japan. Mrs. Jesse Percifull discusses unfavorable forces, followed by Mrs. I. M. Cumble on message support, and Mrs. T. M. Wylie on favorable forces. Mrs. O. W. Keesee reports missionary news.

Womans Home Mission Sociey Methodist Church Japan B. F. Bridges Jesse Percifull I. M. Cumbie T. M. Wylie Missionary News O. W. Keesee

Last Warning on Car Lights Enforcement by Officials

Public notice states a final warning to all drivers to use functioning headlights to comply with traffic laws. Officers Walker Good and T F Sims urge immediate adherence, promising strict enforcement regardless of identity or excuses.

Walker Good T. F. Sims Oflicers

Hostess to Junior Study Club Meeting

Mrs. Charlie Baker hosted the Junior Study Club on Wednesday afternoon September 18. Mrs. Ernest Ivey led the business session, a resignation from Mrs. Homer Good was accepted, and Scrap Book Editor was named Mrs. Clytus Smith. Plans for a club play were discussed by Chairwoman Taylor Shelton.

Charlie Baker Ernest Ivey Homer Good Clytus Smith Taylor Shelton Texas H. C. Whitt Gee. Thomas Bronte R. 5. Walton O. H. Willoughby Nell Lowry Merdames Alfred Bennett Cumbie Trey J. B. Mackey Bill McDonald

Coke County Irrigation Plan Sent to PWA for Funds

The local steering committee led by Robert Kelvin RR Hickwan Fred Roe Robert Lee and Wendland submitted the Coke County irrigation project application to the PWA for funding. The Enterprise awaits official details while Fort Worth hearing news is not yet available. The San Angelo Standard notes 1933 as a banner year for West Texas needs.

Coke County PWA Robert Kelvin EL. Hickwuan Leate Fred Roe Robert Lee Wendland San Aggeelo Weit Fort Worth San Angelo Standard West Texas

Norton Gins and Leadme Merchant In Co operative Campaign

Norton’s two gins Codth Gloun and Farmers Gin Co op and ALG Chapa, the largest mercantile establishment in the town fifteen miles east of Bronte in Runnels county, launch a cooperative campaign to win cotton and trade locally. Cecil Glenn notes new machinery upgrades for farmers and the gin. The Farmers Gin Company reports plant overhauls during summer restoring efficiency. A C R Chapman, Norton’s general mercantile, promotes gins and pledges top cotton prices and fair merchandise. Residents are urged to read the notices in Tie Beeee Publ.

Norton Codth Gloun Farmers Gin Co.opnans ALG. Chapa Larest Bronte Runnels Interprise Cecil Glenn Glenn Farmers. Gin Company Chapman Tie Bae Ee

Constitution Week Program Featured by The Club

R McQueen and Geo Thomas announce Constitution Week events on September 26 hosted by Mrs Alfred Bennett at Mrs Taylor Shelton’s home. Womans Have Mission Society of the ALthr ist church sponsors notes titled Clubbing a blues bind with Miss Jowse Gideon traveling to Osena for study. Mary laws and Viewinia Younghle travel to Delton with Grey entering Baylor College.

Mary Laws Viewinia Younghle Delton Grey Baylor College

I Thank God For The Men On The Track

A reflective piece recalls Roy L Crawford and Palmer Texas, an aspiring boy and a grown adult who thanks the railroad workers who lay spikes drive ties and keep the engine on track including the section workers and the man at the throttle.

Gou Pam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ballinger DR. Swindell D. W. Turner III Bettye Butner Abilene Simmons University James Hearn Brownwood Howard Payne College Darling Brother Jesus Brother Luther W. Hl. M.S Junior Studs Club Norton Gins Mission Society of the Althrist Church Miss Jowse Gideon Hiss Osena Ozonaish School Roy L, Crawford Palmer, Texas
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