THE BRONTE ENTERPRISE RKONTK, TEXAS, SK IT EM II E li 18, 1868 Vol. 35 No. 38 Typhoid Shots Free | Bronte Tangles with Robert Till Tuesday; Cases Reported at Anson New Sprayer Tried Out Lee Tonight; Defeat Ira 18,to 0City Health Officer Dr. John R Harris reported Thursday that By BILLY ALEXANDER the longhorns early in the first take over only to have the Bull he has received an unofficial re dogs intercept a pass. Here Wednesday Night period after the local lads took port that there are 14 cases of The Bronte Longhorns ramb In the fourth period, the Long led over the Ira Bulldogs last1 over on a punt by Ira Steven- typhoid fever at Anson, north The scourge of flies, mosquitos were right surprised to see the horns again drew blood when east of here. for joint use here and at Rob Friday night y a score of Id-0 ^ son elided the drive of 55 yards and other insects shouWi improve dense white fog rolling around Stevenson tossed a pass to Smith ert Lee. Coke County commis The Longhorns did their scoring when he went over from the one Dr Harris said that he would here, for Bronte win privileged here Wednesday night. The ma from the fifteen yaid line The sioners agreed that half of the in the first and last periods The foot line The try for extra point like to urge all person* living to be the first user of the new chine does put out a teriffie try for conversion was missed j cost would come from county local gndsters had one touch- was no good on a running play, in thu. aiea to take typhoid shots graying machine which arrived amount of the bug killing mist funds, while Bronte and Robert on a kick down called back because of From then on the Longhorns He said that persons may receive the first of the week The spray and is capable of covering a one- Lee will pay one-fourth of the backfield in motion. I m k ball. The Longhorns would Again in the fourth quarter, them free of charge at the lo ing was done Wednesday night. block area from any spot coat each. The first blood was drawn by and Bulldogs played neck and Bronte made another TD after cal hospital, providing they be Some local residents said the* The spraying was purchase*! a hard drive Arbie Phillips end gin taking the series of three in Mayor H O Whitt explained ed it with a 20 yard jount for jections nut later than Tuesday, last week that the machine will OVER a n PERSONS ATTEND THE the score. The try for extra point Sept 22 After that date, the us LUBBOCK COUPLE GIVE FLAGS TO cost Bronte a little over $500 was blocked ual charge will be made for the He said that cost to hire a ma BAPTIST ASSOCIATION MEETING In the second period Phillips shots LEGION: AUXILIARY VOTED IN chine to spray the town one time Quite a large number of local made another touchdown, only The George Scott Post of tne have long been interested in the costs $250, so "we’H have our Some 200 messengers and visi residents have already taken ty to have it called back because American Legion received as a work nf the organization They money back in a couple of spray tors attended the Runnels Bap phoid injections, Dr Harris re of backfield in motion gift last week the post colors were ir Bn nte on Memorial Day tist Association's Forty-Sixth An ported but everyone should take ings,” he added. Late in the fourth quarter, the and a national flag of matching of this year, along with Mrs. nual Session, which convened at them Danger of a typhoid epi A great increase in flies, mos the First Baptist Church here. Longhorns stopped an uprising size The flags are a gift from Kathryn Se"tt, mother at George of the Bulldogs when Arbie Phil demic was stressed after the Mr. and Mrs Roy Watson of quitos and other insects has been Monday evening. Sept 14 The Scott, to attend Memorial Day noted here aince the flood last lips recovered an Ira fumble on flood which swept through here Lubbock Mrs Watson is a sis c^emonicn opening session was at 6 45 pm last month. month. Many residents have when the Board of Executive the six yard line When the ter of the late George Scott, for A E Bell, Jr commander of game ended the Longhorns were whom the local post is named complained that they have to officers met and the women over the local post said that the flags sleep with air conditioners on to again on the march, having car Mr and Mrs Watson, who are Runnels and Coke counties met Plans In Making have with them poles for carry keep mosquitos away for their Women's Missionary ried the ball to the 50 after Phil active members of the Allen lips recovery of the Ira fumble Bros Post Auxiliary in Lubbock ing. leather carry belts and rain The Bronte Lions Club spear Union. For Homecoming headed the drive to raise funds The Longhorns are 'ooking for covers A cabinet for storing the Out of town speakers appear used in graying the town. ing on the program were Rev ward to the game tonight when Saturday, Oct 17 colors will be built right away. Clifford Nelson. Brownwood, the they travel to fy>bcrt Lee The Coke Uountv *SUS The Bronte Ex-Students As The Legion in a meeting Tues trict Sixteen Baptist Mission Bronte boys ate in tip-top con day night voted to work toward 1153 Debut of Band dition and will be ready to take sociation committees have been Enters Contest ary. speaking on “Mobilizing Our busy the past few days sending on the Steers. Let’s all go over the organization of a Legion Membership f o r Stewardship out invitations for the third an The Coke County Soil Conser And Pep Squad to Study " Rev. C E Buchanan, to Robert Lee and give the boys Auxiliary »f tiie post An aux nual Homecoming, which is set vation District has entered the Dallas, spoke on the Denomina a lot of backing Game time 8 Oh iliary his.-' never been inexistence for Saturday. Oct 17, at the national Soil Conservation A Be Tonight at R. L. tional Objective for 1954 and wards program sponsored by the here and members expressed the Bronte High School Bronte's band and pep squad 1955. A layman. Elliot Kemp, Go .dycar Tire 6i Rubber Co of WORK STARTED ON union that such an organiza will make their first ippearance Ballinger, brought a forceful per DR. EVAN A. REIFF Ea: F Glenn, president of the Akron. Ohio, it was announced tion would be a great help in of the season tonight at the Rob sonal stewardship testimony. The RANK REMODELING association made the following today by District Chairman C statement in connection with the carrying out the work of the ert Lee and Bronte football sermon for the evening was de Work has begun toward get N Webb, ot Tennyson Homecoming this year ' We are gome The game is being played livered by Rev. Taylor Pendley, ting things in shape to move and poet. anx.' us to have every one attend Members of Coke County Dis at Robert Lee. Dallas Superintendent of Associ- remodel the First National Bank At the same meeting, Marvin this program as we know that trict will compete against other Thomas Knox is the new band ational Missions. He was pastor in Bronte Leek was e ected adjutant, re you will enjoy seeing your old soil conservation districts in the at Wingate some eight years ago. placing J L Alexander who re teacher and has about 15 mem The firm is planning an exten friends If you evei attended the state Non-partisan judging com Tuesday all day sessions found signed and m ved to San Ange bers enrolled at present. How sive tcmodeling and enlarging Bronte School, taught in the mittees, selected from Texas' ever. he expe ls that quite a few nearly 200 messengers and visi lo. program Business will e carried Bronte School, or have been a outstanding exponents of the soil tors attending most of the day more will start taking band soon. on upstairs while the work is go tru.-tee if the Hronte system, conservation movement, yvill de long sessions of reports from the New officers elected for the ing on. you and *<>ur wife or husband termine the state's outstanding Training Union, Brotherhood, HIGH SCHOOL hand are Jo Dell Walton, presi are extended a moit cordial in district for the period July 1, Women’s Missionary Union. Sun dent . Ruby Overstreet, vice pres FIRE TRUCK IN NEW PLACE vitation.” 1953, and April 30, 1954, on a day School, Evangelism and Dis basis of total points scored in CLASS OFFICERS ident, Rita Mc
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AUTOMATICALLY The Bronte Enterprise BRONTE PHARMACY Camels; 24 waitsing and dancing STATE MttfiiON DAY The Bronte Enterprise September 18, 1963 Lunchroom Menu Shrine Circus to be horses; three troupee of tiny fid AT FIRST BAPTIST 88 get horses; troupes of performing iMkiig Backward land Carlton, Noah Pruitt, Ivey at Abilene. For Next Week At San Angelo dogs and all sorts of trained wild The First Baptist Church of fTakad lt*la the lasua of Sapt. Eubanks, J W Vanzant, J. B. John Caudle and Mrs. Josie and domestic animals Monday. September 11 Bronte will join some 1,427 oth II, l i t i , is Yaars Ago.) Olivas, Glen Ivey and Horace Lambert were married at Win B»**.-f and gravy, m.uhed pota Vast truupea of aerial and ar er Sunday Schools throughout The Rrr.nte school had its for Liles. W W Mullins was the gate. toes, string beans, sliced toma enic thrillers will include the Texas in receiving a special Mis mal opening with 339 for the football coach and the team toes, bixcuits and butter, peaches Flying Malkoa, monanchs of the sionary offering for State Mis firat day. In the high school 124 played the following schools: Ed Mrs. Mary Phillips returned and cookies and milk, air; the Leecoe, high wire bicy- registeied, making 215 in the en, San Angelo, Talpa, Wingate, home this week after an extend cliats; the Zoape Troupe of bare sions, known as "The Mary Hill Tuesday. September 22 grades The school had a schol Robert Lee, Mentzon Lakeview, ed visit with relatives in Hous back ndera; Victor it Claona, aer Davis Offering” in Texas Bap Beans, barbecue potato salad, astic list of 496 Milas and Norton ton and Rotan. ial maniacs; Guiterrec Troupe, ptfklos, bread, cobbler pie and tist Convention work Sunday The faculty for the term con College students from Bronte wizards of the wire; Senor Mo milk. (l . School will begin at 10 am. The sisted of the following teachers: included Norman Kiker, R T CARD OF THANKS rolli. slack wire thriller; Ameri- Wednesday. September 23 281 memfeert are urged to be B B Covey, superintendent, W Caperton and Frank Sayner, who |can Bel fond TVoug>v of Whirl Roust and gravy, mashed po present and visitors are always W Mullins, principal; Miss No attended Texas A&M Misses I want to thank my friends wind acrobat*; the De Wayne tatoes, English peas, sliced toma r cordially welcomed Vetal Flor vice Whitaker, Mise Mildred Cly- Modelle and Mozelle Higginbo for the nice sunshine box May Troupe of teeter board experts; toes, biscuit and butter, apricots ; w es is Sunday School superinten burn, Miss Mary Roach, Miss tham returned to Denton to en God bless you. Mrs. Mary Clark. 20 funny clowns headed by ”Kin- dent roll at TSCW while Farris Muck 38-ltc and milk. * +' ■i v v Juanita Ming. Miss Joan Vandei - ko“ with his miniature car; the In the morning worship ser fond. Miss Maurice Roper, J T ey entered the University of Thursday. September 24 24 I .add* re ties, the Hollywood Enroll now. Price School of Hamburger steaks, buttered vice at 11 o'clock, the message Henry. Mrs George Thomas. Texas at Austin aerial ballet and a delightful ar will be delivered by the pastor. Mist Nell Lxiwry, Mrs Hull. Mrs Dancing, Phone 245 potatoes pork and beans, let ray of features to please the mul Jimmie Eubanks entered Ok- tuce, biscuits and butter, dough Rev. Maynard R Rogers A solo Lucy Warner, O C Brinell and lahoma at Norman and Elbert titude of circus lovers. will be sung by Miss Carolyn nut and milk J H Hamblen Stephenson and Johnnie Clapp lot Ufc. ll<»prtalizatiuo and Several colorful spectacles will Kemp accompanied by Mr* C Bronte's football team in 1938 entered junior college at Arling Friday. September 2S Pulio Insurance, Sac be presented with hundreds of fl Holcombe had the following players: Rob ton. Misses Helen Abbott and Steak and gravy, mashed pota people and animals, with elabo The Training Union at 7 pm toes, string beans, sliced toma ert Brunson Edward Cumbie, Geraldine Hell entered junior B. D. SNEAD rate affects The performances will present the program on "Ob Louts Bridges, Percy Suggs. Glen c o llie at San AngeJo Junior toes, rolls and butter, jello and are scheduled afternoon and serving Christ's Commands ” Ev milk. Simpson. Winston Modgling Cumbie and Winnie Dean Modg- At First National Banl night on Friday. Sept 25, and ening worship service as at 8 Paul Rogers, Noel Pamfull, Le ling enrolled in Hardm-Simmons Saturday, 24, at 2:30 and 8 15 o'clock, with Pastor Rogers Dancing school on Monday. p m and a Sunday matinee per preaching on “God’s Law—The T Tuusday, Wednesday and Thurs formance only on Sept 27 The Second Commandment " day afternoons Across from the circus will be located at Guinn school. Field, where box offices and gates will open one hour earlier. Tickets are offered at popular Local News The big all new 1953 Shrine Mr and Mrs Russell Bennett LOOK!HAROAIN! low prices to all It will be a Circus is coming to San Angelo and children left Ttiursday for great circus and the only big and there will be tons of per Denwer City, where they will show coming to this territory TWO BEDROOM HOME forming elephants, funny clowns make their home Bennett has this year Plan now to take the 3 piece bath, kitchen cabinet by the score and 46 all star fea taken a job with Earl's Conetria kids. and sink Hot watar heater, ture acts appearing in the gi tion Co there two large closets and linen gantic 2't hour big top extrava he’s in business closet. Two base plugs each ganza. filled to the brim with Diversity Uluh Has First Mr and Mrs Bon Spoonts room. Asbestos siding. Sub spine tingling thrills to delight Meeting in Rees Home and children of Priddy ar.d Mr floor and hardwood on top. oltkters and youngsters alike and Mrs O S Nicholas of San for himself... Delivered to your location for Heading the conclaves of stu The home of Mrs Wade Rees Angelo were guests over the $2495.00. pendous arenic artists will be was the scene of the first meet weekend in the home of the two Misa Dollv Jacobs with her per ing of the year for the Diversity ladies' parents. Mr. and Mrs C Club It was held Thursday ev E Bruton The Spoonts have He's a lineman... CACTUS LUMBER forming military elephant, also the world's only performing ening Mrs. Cecil Kemp, presi about 1200 pullets on their farm His paycheck is signed "General Telephone.” dent of the group, greeted mem near Priddy that have just brgun COMPANY twin—baby pachyderms "Tillie But actually he's working for hims' if. and Millie” with their tiny cous bers. Mrs R C Lasswell dis to lay 2113 North Chadbourna St. cussed the programs planned for in 'Baby Dumbo;” the world's Mr and Mrs. Noel Perafull Like many of our employees, he owns stock .. San Angelo. Texas Dial 1139 only her of performing Andes the year, and Mrs Robert For man distributed the yearbooks and Gay at Abilene were down shares in his Company's profits and success. Mountain Llamas and Arabian Sunday visiting his parents, Mr Refreshments of tuna salad, And in one of America's fastest-growmg ritz crackers, hot tea and cof and Mrs Jess Perciful! Mrs Prrcifull said that her mother, WE RE HEADQUARTERS FOR fee we.c served to the following utilities, his |Ob is secure... his opportu tits members: Mines C. E Arrott, Mrs Slaughter, formerly of Rob ert Lee, who has been ill, is feel for the future many and bright J Arnold Ball, Charles Boeeking, Vetal Flores. Robert Forman, D ing much better and is viaiting Ui ’ll K Glenn. J T Henry, Che< Hol in Colorado General Telephone ( ompany combe, Cecil Kemp. R C Lass- Mr and Mrs T G Stlm4>augh Any time you feel tired and hot. drop in at our fountain well, J B Mackey. O R Mc will have as their Sunday morn f for a delicious, refreshing drink or sundae. Wa know how Queen, Ernestine Powell. J R ing guests, Rev and Mrs W E of the Southwest to lake ’em just right so you'll like 'am. Rasco, Maynard Rogers, Collins HawIBns and Frank Hayes of kL ZENITH TV HEADQUARTERS Sayner, Otis Smith. T F Sims. Jallas Rev, Hawkins i* to One of the Great Tel■ hone try ■ * Jr., H A Springer. George preach at Sanco in the Sunday Systems Serving America ( a ir 0 CENTRAL DRUG Thomas. A S. Whatley and the morning service The 14 oo*rattn{ comoaniet in th* Ofocisl Telephone System serve hostess. J O Bagwell, who has enroll ate; ed at Texas A AM at College Sta tion, was home last weekend for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Bagwell
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Yet they're Internsn low- You're money ahead when you buv a rtl prurd truth line’ Chevrolet truck . . you're money ahead BANANAS 12?4c while you drive it and you're ahead again LETTUCE You'll tov# on operation and upkeep! when you trade tl m’ That’s because Chev WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Chevrolet Advance Design trucks are built rolet Advance Itesign trucks traditionally to haul your loads lor less! Two great command a higher resale value. SIMS FOOD STORE Caperton Chevrolet Co. PHONE 41 BRONTE, TEXAS POSTED NOTICE held in the strong trade Fat member of the board of trustees, Enroll now for thechildren'* liimb* $15 to $18, lower grade* PTA HAS FIRST introduced the 18 teachers of the Notice is hereby given that all classes in tap, ballet and acro $8 to $15. Stocker and lender Bronte school faculty. properties owned or controlled batic. Price School of Dancing, Iambi cashed at $10 to $15 MEETING OF Refreshments of punch and by O. R McQueen are posted ac L E T ' S TAIX M STO CK. Slaughter yearling! sold from $10 Phone 245 . cording to law, and all trespass cookies were served by Mr*. to $13. Old wethers drew $tf to NEW YEAR Royee Fancher and Mr*. J. T ers will be prosecuted. $7. Slaughter ewes sold from $5 The Bronte Parent-Teachers Henry. O. R. McQueen anxiously uwattrng developments Association held its first meeting A spokesman for the organi 38 4tp on wheat field pastures Looks of the year Tuesday night in the zation urged all parents to take like lots of wheat will get up school gymnasium A number of an active interest in the work SHOP BRONTE FIRST to $6. being done by the PTA. Dues Dr. Rubi<» Rosson Many sheep and cattle men are parents were present along with to become a member may be but grazing will dupend on whe all of the faculty members. turned in to any of the officer For ther more rams come or not this The group was lead In singing of the PTA. OPTOMETRIST DEPENDABLE IVStKtM I T E D 6 0 U L D Y month. There could be lots of "Ameru a" by Coach E L. Yoe*, See stock feed in the wheat belt if accompanied by Mr*. Chet Hol moisture conditions improve. combe The devotional was giv BROOKSHIRE WINTERS L. T. Youngblood en by Rev Maynard R Rogers, Hrmilc. T r u i Fort Worth—Cattle and calf I tw to government programs. and Mrs. D K Glenn, past presi BROWSINGS pi n es broke sharply at all raj-1 At F ■t Worth Monday, good Hospital News dent, introduced the new presi By Mrs. Herbert Holland or market centers Monday a> the ice fed cattle were scarce, Sept. 9. Russel Denson of Rob dent, Mi' J D. McEntirr New season’s largest uttering, nearly I from $18 to $21 50. with Mr and Mr* Arthur MoGufftn ert Lee and Mrs. Melvin Lass- ffk-ers wore installed with the 150.000 cattle, arrived. Grassei . | pi; ii mod um grosser* large- of Eden visited Mr and Mrs A ALEXANDER’S well admitted. Chester Roy Der ceremony being read by Supt America's Favorite Circus fat cows and Stockers suffered $10 to $15 50, and some J I. Carroll. Foy L Moore, a J Essary Wednesday. Mr. and rick admitted and later dismiss the biggest declines. liry bi mi dow n to $8 Fat cows Mrs Homer Holloway and son, ed. Arthur Wrinkle and Roger CAFE The downward swing of price- I to $1 1 50 and canner* and cut- Carl, of Coleman visited them SAN ANGELO Dale Lancaster of Blackwell dis THE In Sjh Angelo Oilers Ymi followed the sharp rise of the rs $« tu $9 50, s »me high yield- missed. Mrs. Georgia Mae Nixon of 3 GALA DAYS A 2 NIGHTS Sen Food ami Tutv Lunch** previous week when virtual star g Br .hma> and Western cut- Itronte Enterprise Arlington visited the James and < STEAKS. MEXICAN E«K)I) vation runs of livestock brought :he higher f.gurc Bulk Sept 11: Mrs. Joe George Hurlin Lee families during the GUINN FIELD I Wilkins, Mrs. Lora Richards and Published W**kly By )tun Yitur Eriemi« at about by the 1 arbor Day holiday ew $ to $12 weekend. Twice Daily. 2:30 8t 8:15 P.M. Mrs. Ben Oglesby admitted. E BEN OGLESBY had lifted prices sharply in all Good fat ca ses $13 Mr and Mrs Herbert Holland RAIN OR SHINE ALEXANDER’S categories. $17, fen heavies $17.50 Plain J. Brice uf Robert Lee and Stan spent the weekend at Croes Suspension of the drouth dis d me L 'u butchers $10 to $13, ley Westbrook of Tennyson dis Plains visiting Mi and Mrs Hei FRI. SAT. In Angelo, Cemcbe & ( h«»l 7 to $10 Stocker steer missed. aster feed program in many bert Holland and family. Mr SEPT. SEPT. counties last week helped cr> $10 to $16.50, few Sept 12: Rocky Ivey admitted and Mrs. Dee Foster of Bag stalize the thinking of many cat si oker steers and year- and Mrs. L. A. Barnes dismissed Spring were also at the Hollands tle owners that was time to put $11’ >0 Replacement Sept 13 David Baggett. Mike for the weekend 25 26 some cattle in the bank to $12 Cramley, Billy Dai. Labenske ad Mr and Mrs. C. H. Hester of SUN.—MAT. ONLY Many well informed people ml " ' c 1 ■ r g mitted Mrs. E. J Brice u< Rob near Abilene spent Wednesday the livestock and packing bus | s i discussed as the ert Lee admitted and daughter and Thursday of last week with 2:30 P M.. SEPT. 27 ness are anxiously watch.ng the [ •f tl • p>>rk industry— was born at 7:41) p jn , named Mr and Mrs J C. Boatright. BOX OFFICES 8c GATES percentages of slaughte L)f C*J no a a hero' Seems the Judy Mae, weight 9 pounds. 6 Charlie Curtiss of near Math OPEN I HOUR EARLIER and heifers and expre- ■•d* th« Gom- ounces. Mrs. Lora Richards and is. Texas, visited the Bill Alex cern They feel that n 'eally love the lard Robert Herring dismissed anders last week. roads have been made no i.s- g v .ng th*m Sypt 14 Mt< E A Brook BREAKFAST CLUB MEETS ig numbe NINO! of cattle ked b.ds on around sh:re, Cullen Clark, Mrs John The Jolly Breakfast Club met n the basi of present n m re pounds. Late Pa- PARTICULAR * G Key of Winters and Mrs. I. with Mrs. J W. Clark Saturday gur*t, th* cattle pop !atr .it near 16 cents per A Harm's admitted Billy B Hol morning Present were Mrs. Bill SL* , j t m "me time for Entered as second class matter till rising land of BlackwelL Russell Den Willmann, Mrs Wesley Priming, .! ay the East Gar at the IVist Office at Bronte, State DMA Boss Claude A son of Robert Lee and Rocky Iv Mrs Dick Pizer, Mrs. Bert Hes l A-1 DEPENDABLE an gave a fair indicat.on of t Texas, Mirch 1, 1918, under th> ■ death or torture to ey dismissed. ter, Mrs A1 D. Richards and Mrs SERVICE hange of climate in DMA a p’i ■ f s* und of pure Act of March 3, 1879. Frank Reichert. le Department of AgricuiU Sept 15 Mrs Ralph Dunklin at Mr. and Mrs A J Ea*ary vis at t nerally with his statement 1: d 5 cents at FY>rt and J B Proctor W.nters ad Subscription Rates ited the Homer Holloways at eek on the drouth disaster p: M ■ T !>ped at $2* mitted. A son was born to Mr and Mrs L A Barnes at 8 20 Per year, in Coke and adjoining Coleman Sunday ram He said “This is a do. -oiling at seasup's counties ...... $2 00 Mrs. Doxie Lo udder spent «r program, not one aimed ’ lard a m , named Curtis L A Barnes, weight 7 pounds, 4 ounces. Per year, elsewhere $2 50 Wednesday night with Mrs. Her ftp fcei packing sows). Some bert Holland. Billy Jack Gentry, Mrs. Mel ;> to 600 pounds sell to Mrs. James Lee visited Mrs. vin Lasswcll. Mrs Ben Oglesby Any reflection on the efeararter r better. J P Tounget Tuesday afternoon. . d lambs active and and David Baggett dismissed. >r standing of any person, firm or corporation is not intended Mrs. B. V. Hedges spent the it F t Wi rth Morw- Sept 16: Mrs Berta Chew of day with Mrs. J. C. Boatright f last week were BlackwelL Mrs C J Fenwick and will be gladly corrected up on notification Monday. p6*-- of Winters and Mrs. R L Brown Mrs. G. S. Cook is at the bed VI.L NKJV 19.VI lim iTlIN admitted Mike Cromley, Billy side of her mother, who is very Dan Labenske of Snyder and ill in San Angelo. POPULAR PRICES TO ALL C Mrs E J Brice and daughte: uf H ilttg A4t*iSi X* Re| Billy Wayne Hipp. son of Mr Children 50c — Adults $1.00 JJattia/ik SAN ANGELO Robert Lee dismissed. and Mrs. Wornock Hipp, left I mibecah uss In* ludes All Tax P (ssoamn Tuesday for Lubbock where he And SEAT IN CIRCUS Enroll now for the children’s will attend Texas Tech. classes in tap. ballet and acro will give you batic. Price School of Dancing, Phone 245 . FREE CLOSE SHAVES Wty JlsdqJxboAA for 10 DAYS Hr lliii I’ftvisos TO PROVE YOU'LL f ! LOVE THE REG. SIZE CTN. MARKET SPECIALS CIGARETTES $1.99 SW IFTS PREMIUM LB. 5 L B S FRYERS SCHICK“20” SUGAR 15c 19c “ 'Brin g in* government bflfb LB. hn«e' wilt br quite a rhore. \n>- TALL CANS (LIMIT) 2 FOR Ching that top-heavy will hr CLUB STEAKS mighty hard tw idoti!" MILK____ 25c 43c ARM OR SEVEN BONE LB. CAL TOP NO. 2‘ i CAN REACHES 27c BEEF ROAST 27c SWIFT S (SWEET RASHA) OUR VALUE NO. 2*, CAN LB. SALAD PEARS 35c SLICED BACON 69c HOME MADE PORE JACK SPRAT 2 FOR LB. PORK & BEANS 19c PORK SAUSAGE 19c r*R PGU 9 VAN CAMP LB. GROUND BEEF 27c • . . the letter# vtart H im from TUNA 25c FRESH LB. all over the Irrf world come #url» SWIFT'S 2 FOR IN SADDLE-ST1TCHID rummrnli i* the*e (torn render# Don’t pay us a cent! Don’t risk a cant! Just try a of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STEW MEAT 17c Schick ’20’ for 10days in your own home. Within CADDIE CASE, $26.50 MONITOR, an ittientfitumal daily VIENNA SAUSAGE 39c new gpaprr SWIFT S PREM. Cooked, ready lo Eat. I.b 10 days, you must agree it give* you quick, easy, PKG. *Tfc# Wonit * i« muU retd- close shaves-or return the shaver to us and you Ptl tn§ for Uraif hi thinking PICNIC HAMS 15c people. . . .** DREFT OR TIDE ?7c haven't spent a penny Only if you decide to keep it, WISCONSIN STATE BRAND LB. **/ retnrne Let’s all turn out for the big game tonight. The hoys will appreciate it, we will enjoy it. We believe that good sportsmanship is developed through clean athlet ics and urge everyone to support your team. I^et Us Add ... May the best team win. Cactus Cafe The Bronte Enterprise Bob Wilson Barber Shop Home Motor Co. Weldon Pikes Howard Brock Kemp’s Caperton Chevrolet Co Bronte Service Station Bronte Hospital White Auto Store Paul Good Keeney Variety Store Jeff Dean Bronte Pharmacy Gift Funeral Home Cumbie & Mackev Central Drug » The Bronte Enterprise September 18, 1953 The Texas Tech-West Texas I State game will be aired from KGNC, Amarillo; KSNY, Sny- Lubbock by Eddie Barker and | Jack Dale over KFYO, Lubbock; | der and KXOX, Sweetwater TEXAS THEATRE BRONTE. TEXAS SHOW STARTS S:30 P. M. — SUNDAY MATINEE 1:30 P M. Motion PicturM Ar* Your Finomt Entartainmanl FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lti & lit SALE Rosalind Russell, Paul Douglas. Mane Wilson in ' “NEVER WAVE AT A WAC” > Also Cartoon and News SUNDAY & MONDAY, SEPT 30 A 21, Sun Matinee 1 30, 3 07 Mitzi Gaynor. Scott Brady in “ttLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY** (In Technicolor) Alao Cartoon ADMIRATION LB. REG. CTN TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22 A 23 Yvonne DeCarlo, John Ireland in the South Sea Adventure, COFFEE 89c CIGARETTES $199 “Hl’RRKWNK SMITH” ANY BRAND LGE. K lMBEl.L S . 2 NO. 303 CANS tin Technicolor) Also Cartoon WASHING ROWDIER 27c SLICED BEETS 25c KVP 100 FT ROLLS PET OH CARNATION 2 LGE CANS C£aA&ibicd/ Acto- FREEZER PAPER $1.33 MILK 25c AUSTEX Bama Peach or Apricot 12 OZ. >OR RENT — Two nicely fur FOR SA IE Fresh .nfertile egg-' Spaghetti Meat Ralls 2Sc PRESERVES 24c nished apartments also one Graded and guaranteed, James to LBS. ASSORTED 3 FOR 3 room ant bath ..oust, part Allen 38-tfc ly furnished. Call #171, Bal To create the new house, lop. from an original honir<.tead. the SUGAR 95c JKLL0 25c linger, Mrs J R Hash. 33 tie FOR SALE One bedroom suit $40 M White Auto Store, tuners added new rooms, rerooied with rolorful asphalt shingle? K1MBELL S 2 NO. 303 CANS VAN CAMPS and out on asbestos siding. Several new windows were added FOR SALE — Ferguson Seed Bronte 38 tfc VIENNA SAUSAGE 35c TUNA 25c oats, free of Johnson grass $1 Ves B*ix and Coit Butler will Bushel R. H. Sims 35 2tc FOUND- Leather ke y case con taining two keys. Owner may Humble to Air 6 bring fans the Texas AAM Ken have .same by identifying and tucky game direct from Lexing FRESH MEATS AND PRODUCE kXXR SALE — 1#0 acres near (ianu»s Saturday < paying for this ad The Bronte ton and stations K K IJ'. Dallas, Bronte Ed Stevens, Wingate, Humble Oil A Refining Co TENDER GROWN LB. Enterprise WQAI, San Antonio; and Kl'BD. 10 LBS. Route 2. 3# 2tp ion t five k)ck-'>ff Lubbock. will carry it. f < u ■ ! Conferatu-e FRYERS 19c SPUDS 45c FOR RENT — Three room house ROYALTIES — Do you have The Baylor-Cahforiiia game them? Will you sell them? If !< ■ ^.ilurda* ver a netvNak will be described directly from BALLARD 3 FOR LB. and bath Unfurnished In >f nearly 60 radio stations. quire at Enterprise Office so, hat them with me TAYLOR Berkeley by Dave Russell and EMERSON. Registered Dealer A f games will be inter- JiW- Cullinane over .-laiu n WA BISCUITS 35c BANANAS 12%c ■ - U V -11. •• FOR SALE — I960 Model GMC Phone 111 or 2*2 J. Box 17S i i * W.i. • K \!u ' San An! HORMLL LB CELLO BAG K< • ■ . v> at Lexington; Baylor! IVk ton truck Price is right Located in Joe R ost Construc and WRR. Dallas. Cii forma at Berkeley; i * Bronte Tractor Co. 36 2tc tion Building on west side of Announcers Bob Walker and 0LE0 18c CARROTS 13c K i -iio!- ) r.da in Houston; the highway in the north part Eddie Hill will be on hand to T BONE OR LOIN LB. HEAD SOMETHING NEW In Christmas of Bronte. TCU i ■ K.e in Ft Worth. T*\.i batt • I»SU in Hat n bring the Rice-Fb.'i ida game Cards See at Enterprise Of from Rice stadium in Houston STEAK 55c LETTUCE 10c H ug* In another game to be fice. I base all equipmeu* Tor rtrtnuiK over KXYZ. Houston; KTSA. your septic tank* ami cess p***l«t. T<\.. Tech marts FOUND — Ladies wrist watch. San Antonio; and WFAA WHAP, Call me it N - • \N > ■ ; T< \.< State in Lubbock We Reserve the Right to Until Quantities on Any Item Owner may have same by 570. Dallas Fort W'orth L M. Jones 21-0* for the Texas Tarh- identifying watch »nd paying W • Tf v State, Texas AdsM J*>iyi Ferguson and Dave for this ad at Enterprise of K- ■ ■ . m , Urn Florida, and TCU Smith will announce the Tex.is- | fice. FOR SALk «. H auJ 10 f A. i K i I- games will be at 8 LSU game from Baton Rouge motor double gt-s ed wtothnitU ami over WFAA WBAP. 820, Dallas- !'OR SALE—All sti -l waste bas towers IEEPFH SUPPLY IX) p m it. r-Califorma will be at kets, $1 30 The Bronte Enter Robert le * J hi p : and Texa.' LSU will be rt Worth; KABC, San Antonio;! and KWKC, Abtlene Bronte Ice Co prise at 8 05 p m. MHECEEH SERVICE Day and G which can probably be FOR SALE — 20 good registered night Da. phour 10 Night phooa picked up beat in this area are Rambourllet yearling ram* $30 2 HOME MOTOR COMPANY The TCU Kansas fray, which each Half brothers to the ear u D a.it'd by Kern Tips and liest maturing, best fleshing FOR SALE — TwiTused Fng.d- A < i Cl...... from Ft Worth ov- lamb* in Coke County Show sires, water heater, one good i m> KFJZ, Ft Worth. past two years B K Bridges used washing machine. H. A. KKDC. Abi.ene, and KGKL, San A Son, Bronte, Texas [ Springer 35-2tc Angelo. i m m I ts a a a m r i' Now--- WE CAN SELL YOU YOUR TV SET On Easy Terms ( ome In. Tell Us the Terms You’d Like We’ll Finance Your Set for 12 to 21 Months ^ -.lin this year. the Humble Company will bring sou exciting radio broadcasts of Southwest Conference football games . . . but remember this: W e ( an Sell These Famous Makes of TV — A Go to thefifties with / /u mine neither television nor radio gives sou the color, Follow the Humble route to as many A RUA General Electric the excitement, the fun of seeing n football game football games av possible; tune in Humble's with your own tun eyes. So plan now to drive broadcasts of those you just can’t attend. Westinjrhouse Sylvania to as many fix>tball games as possible during the season Admiral Sentinel of l*)5 V On your way. stop for service under the Humble sign. Philco Stewart-W amer HUMBLE CHECK OCR PRICES BEFORE YOt BCY TV fr./~ji We install the set* »e well to your complete satisfaction. Also, we are associated with a service man who ran sen ice your set and keep it in first class operating condition. Another Thing — INSURANCE Every TV’ Set or other appliance we finance is completely insured against Fire, Llightning, Wind Storm and Explosion. Your set will be automatically paid for in case anything happens to it. We are dealers for all Westinghouae Appliances and can finance them for you. Come in and talk over your needs w ith us. We handle I>eep j Freezes. Refrigerators. Electric Roasters— all o f ’em. MUMBLE OIL A REPINING c o . BRONTE PHARMACY PITTMAN and PRUITT