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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
16
A collection of handwritten notes to Santa Claus from several children. Each child asks for gifts such as dolls, dresses, a drum, a bicycle, a chemistry set, a racing set, a color television, and toys for siblings. Expressions of thanks appear throughout.
Mrs J A Carter presided at the annual Christmas party and noon luncheon of the Woman's Progressive Club last Thursday. Mrs Annie Wilkins gave the in vocation and Mrs Willie Mae Glenn reviewed The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke. Attendees included Edna Butner Carter Cora Collier Linton Crow R E Cumbie W C Duncan Genie Fort Mattie Glenn F S Higginbotham Olive Keeney J D Leonard J W Labenske Mable Myers A N Rawlings M Russell Emma Sims L E Smith Wilkins L T Youngblood and Glenn.
Members and their husbands of the Zeta Delta Home Demonstration Club attended a Christmas party Saturday night at the Arrott Cabin. Gifts were exchanged and games including 42 and 88 were played and cards were enjoyed. Attendees included J. B. Arrott Wayne Arrott E G Collins James Carroll Wayne Dunnam Curtiss Feuge Bob Moore Dolan Mackey Benny Corley Martin Lee Elroy Butler Cecil Toliver and James Lee. The club plans a regular meeting January 3 at Mrs Wayne Dunnam’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sweet of Blackwell will spend Christmas with their daughter and family in Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fancher and Mrs. W. C. Duncan will visit Lubbock with the Bobby Duncan family. Virgil Morley and family of Abilene plan Christmas Day with his parents, the W. L. Morleys. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Irwin of Lubbock will spend part of the holidays with Myrtle Keeney, and Mrs. Keeney expects to host some grandchildren during the holiday period.
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