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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1955
Page
10
Christmas lights brighten windows across town as families prepare cheer. A home tree reflects a child’s growing joy, while plans to welcome grandchildren before a February departure to Germany add sentiment to the season.
The Diversity Study Club met on Thursday December 1 at Mrs. Robert Forman’s home to explore Indian Affairs. Speakers covered the lives, customs and festivals of various tribes, with roll call naming an Indian tribe. Plans for a Christmas party were made and a list of attendees was read by the hostess.
Cathy Bryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Bryan was honored on her third birthday with a party at her grandparents home Mr and Mrs G D Luckett last Sunday afternoon. Guests included Steve Williams Gordon Dorsey Johnny and Ginger Murtishaw Cindy Bryan and the honoree with refreshments and party favors of balloons and kitty cats.
Mr and Mrs Luther McCutchen hosted a farewell family dinner Sunday for their son Marlon who left Thursday for army duty. Guests included Buck Ivey and wife from Robert Lee and numerous relatives from San Angelo Ro tan Norton and Bronte sharing congrats and best wishes.
Instructions describe baking a cake pan at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes then cooling. The icing mix includes 2 cups sugar 1 tablespoon white Karo dash salt 3/4 cup sweet milk boiled until a creamy sauce forms. Remove from heat add 3/4 stick butter beat to spread on squares.
Mrs. W. J. Gideon hosted the Progressive Study Club at her home on Thursday December 1. The program centered on Indian Affairs with tribe names recited for roll call and talks on Taos and Texas Indians and their festivals. A meal of chicken salad coffee cake and whipped cream followed.
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