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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1955
Page
4
The town enjoys rain, a mother’s day visit to Ft Worth, and playful jabs at a local editor. A poem laments the joke, a jello ice cream recipe is shared, and engagements and travel updates from Snyder, Blackwell, and Brownfield are noted along with family welcomes and visits.
The Progressive Study Club met last Thursday at Mrs. O. H. Willoughby’s home with the theme Flowers. Members shared gardening hints during roll call and Mrs. Chas Keeney and Mrs. R. E. Cumbie spoke on yard flowers and pot plants. A salad plate was served to Mmes. Edna Butner Joe Carter W. C. Duncan Claude Gentry W. J. Gideon Mattie Glenn O. K. Wolfenbarger F. S. Higginbotham J. D. Leonard Annie Wilkins L. T. Youngblood Keeney Cumbie and the hostess.
Leroy Scott and Doyle from Denver City stayed Friday night with Mrs. Maggit Scott. Also visiting was her brother W. O. Rogers of Charlotte Texas earlier in the week.
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson’s home featured a fish fry and visits with relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Mitchell of Melvin, Sewell Johnson and family, Don and Carolyn of Waco, Mrs. Willis Smith, Robert Lee, Royce Smith and son James of Robert Lee, W. W. Smith and family, and Bronte residents A. E. Coal son.
Visiting with Mr and Mrs W C Walton and daughter Mrs Ruby Davenport last Sunday were Mr and Mrs J A Caldwell and Mrs and Mrs D D Riker and son Wayne all of San Angelo Mr and Mrs H W Sayner of Snyder and Mrs and Mrs W D McDonald Ronald Walton and Mr and Mrs Taylor Emerson all of Bronte
A nostalgic grocery ad touts Karo waffle syrup as the best tasting. It promises rich flavor that keeps biscuits light and fluffy and urges readers to ask their grocer for Karo in pints and quarts for morning noon and night.
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