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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
1
Vague OCR text outlines subscription rates per year in Coke and adjoining counties and elsewhere. Mentions reflections of statements about persons firms or corporations and corrections upon publication.
The Palmer families held a reunion at the home of Rev and Mrs Do E Palmer in Bronte on Sunday April 2 with many relatives from Texas cities including Brownwood Sweetwater Amarillo Stamford San Angelo and Bronte. The occasion honored Chap larm and Mrs Cooper returning from Japan and they will be assigned to New Orleans.
The Baptist Woman’s Missionary Group met at Mrs. Lake Smith’s home with devotions from John These Things Write We and prayers. Members discussed The Printing Press at Work for God Behind the Bamboo Curtain and Desperate Need of Reading Matter in Europe. Two visitors, Mrs Harwell and Riker, attended. Local moves include Mrs Moragne family relocating from Bronte to San Angelo. Royce Bancher confined with mumps.
Mrs Samp Raney of Big Spring and relatives visit in Blackwell while Miss Copeland sisters from Snyder and Colorado City spend the weekend with the Copeland family. Attendees at a WSCS gathering include Mrs Hasmo and Dyess and Mrs Hanes. Card of thanks from Mrs Charles Ragsdale thanks friends for kindness during illness.
The Hayrick HD Club met Friday at Mrs. FO BL Fletcher’s home with Mrs. B. W. Waldrop in charge. Four visitors attended including Mrs. Fletcher’s granddaughter and daughter, Grandmother Waldrop, and Jeanna Kay Deniain. Members answered roll call with no machine attachments and their use in making children’s clothing. The group sang, and Mrs. J. W. Labenske gave the council report. The club voted to transfer the equivalent of $1 per member to the treasury. A plastic Lump shade was crafted by Mrs. Waldrop. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Deni on May 4.
The Euterpean club gathered in the Methodist fellowship hall on Thursday morning. Mrs. W. O Youngblood led the program titled Friendships in the Bible as Mrs. S. Youense was host.
Roll call featured Friendship quotations and songs such as What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Mrs. Roy Sanders spoke on The Friendship of God and Abram and Mrs. Qwen Colvin on The Friendship of Jonathan and David. A refreshment plate was served to listed members and guests including Mrs. Joe Arledge and Mrs. Raymond Dyess.
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