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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
2
Rain totals small. .9 inch Friday and 14% inches Monday night. Fort Worth's O B Cook family visited with Bronte residents. numerous relatives from Miles, San Angelo, Tennyson, and El Dorado gathered for weekends, birthdays, weddings, and a 42 party. Attendance included Arrotts, Hollands, Browns, and Poynters. church events and quilting club meetings noted.
Readable text identifies Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Lowery and their family residing in Stephenville, indicating a home location and household presence in the town. The item preserves the names and place without additional details.
4-H girls from Coke County travel to San Angelo Saturday for District Contests in vegetable preparation dairy foods safety and public speaking Parents and leaders are invited to attend Mrs O F Bradham new adult leader for Silver 4-H club and Carol Hatfield serves as club president National Home Demonstration Week runs April 28 to May 4 Clothing class demonstrations last night included belt and buckle hems skirt bands cording continuous placket and flat fell seams Participants completing the training were Mrs Bobby Walker T B Childress S C Gibson Jack Waide and Curtis Blair.
Visiting in the H. O. Whitt home last weekend were their two sons LaMarr of Big Lake and Hubert of Jal New Mexico. On Monday Mrs D C Fleming and girls and Nancy Bonham of San Angelo were their guests.
A wedding dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Jim Manning of San Angelo was held Sunday at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Brown. Guests included W T Green William Douglas Ditmore Ed Hoeckendorf from Midland Duane McCarty J A Howell and families Odessa Roy Wrinkle and girls Muleshoe D T Wrinkle Cisco Pat Hughes Baird Ora Neiman Lubbock and others Bill Hill Woodrow Howell San Angelo Melva Lou Ehleric Eddie Hoeckendorf Keene Doris Manggum Baird and Mr and Mrs William Sharp and children Big Spring who visited over the weekend.
The Coke County 4-H Council sponsors a talent show on May 7 in the Silver Auditorium. Concession stand opens at 7 p m with pies coffee candy popcorn cakes. Winners in senior and junior divisions receive prizes. Entries due May 1 with name age title of number and act. Public invited. proceeds fund 4-H club activities.
Attending the wedding of Miss Alene Dock Walton and Tommy Charles Cline in Tyler were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McDonald, Mrs. W. C. Walton, Mrs. Ruby Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Emerson. The McDonalds, Mrs. Walton, and Mrs. Davenport left Friday and returned Sunday afternoon.
Miss Carolyn Kemp spent the weekend with Angela Anderson in Midland. Angela is the daughter of Homer and Mrs Anderson, former Bronte residents. Carolyn left Friday afternoon and returned Sunday afternoon. Miss Nannie Marie Pearson and her mother Anna Whitfield were in Brownwood for Easter weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Magner and Flora Mai. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bruton with daughter Mrs. E. O. Nicholas of San Angelo went to Priddy for Easter weekend with daughter Mrs. Bon Spoonts and family.
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