Personals Story: LOCALS from Bronte June 1951

Contributed by Brenda Scott Hines
Sep 2013
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The Bronte Enterprise 
Bronte, Texas
June 22, 1951
 
LOCALS

Mrs. Kate Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Gleghorn spent Sunday visiting relatives
in Cherokee and Menard.
 
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Waldrop and son, Lyndon, and Mrs. J. A. Waldrop are in
Hallettsville this week where they are visiting relatives and London is
entering the State High School Boys Rodeo being held in Austin.

Mrs. B. D. Snead and Billy Doak spent Thursday night with the J. T. Thedford
family at Edith.

Doris and Montie Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Webster of San Angelo
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Alexander and family.
 
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Murtishaw received a recent letter from their son
Sgt. Floyd Murtishaw, in Korea.  The letter which was dated June 10, said
that the 35th regiment, of which Floyd is a part, recently drove back the enemy
in a rugged northeast Korean battle.  Floyd is still alright and hopes to be
shipped back to the States about July 25. He has spent about a year in the
Korean fighting.

Mrs. L. H. Reeger left Monday night for Austin, after receiving word that her
sister was ill there.  She will go to Freer and lulling for a visit with
relatives before returning to Bronte.
 
The Ben Oglesby's spent Sunday in Westbrook. Margie remained for a few days
visit there.
 
Among out of town visitors in Bronte during the week were Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Hudman of Iraan, Henry Hudman and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hudman of Abilene,
and J. B. Hudman  and son, Victor, of Post.  They visited Mr. Elmer Hudman who
is in the Karen-Gayle hospital and also visited Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Tidwell
and family.


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