BRONTE SCHOOL HOLIDAY - 1926, Coke County, Texas

Submitted 15 Jun 2000 by Mary Love Berryman - marylove@tyler.net

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1926 - Bronte, January 5 - After a two week cessation, during which the
teachers attended institute at Ballinger and took their Christmas 
vacation, school work was begun again Monday morning.  So far, the 
school under the superintendency of Prof. W. R. Hardy, has been very
successful and it is predicted that altogether the term will be one of 
the best in the history of the Bronte schools.

Among the students returning to their respective schools after spending 
the holidays at home are Mildred Hayley, Lillie Hayley and Ruth Brown
to John Tarleton; J. B. Hins to Simmons University; Holliday Hayley, to
McMurrey College; Lamar Chapman to Texas Christian University; and Reid
Wesse to Baylor College; Miss Laura Wylie also returned to John 
Tarleton Sunday evening to resume her work a Art director in the 
college.

Sourch Unknown - Copied from a newspaper clipping in my grandmother's
(Ethel Pearce Hayley) scrap book.