Weisers Visit Tylen Home Of Davis Family
The Clarence Weisers of Tylen visited last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Davis.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1971
Page
3
The Clarence Weisers of Tylen visited last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Davis.
Two children request gifts in letters to Santa Claus including a Barbie doll with clothes and accessories a bicycle a doll brush and outfits for a doll and a doll house. Denia and Becky sign their wishes with affection.
The Bronte Senior 4-H Club meets in December with Mrs Fay C Roe and Miss Diane Durrett presenting potential Christmas items. Officers include Susan Arrott as president Linda Carper vice president Gin Snead secretary and Debbie Bryant reporter.
Mrs Rockey Thompson reports on the Here’s Blackwell Methodist WSCS meeting held December 20 at Mrs L W Sweet’s home with a Christmas Story program led by Mrs Bill Perkins. Attendees listed include Mrs W Y McRorey and others. next gathering set for January 10 at Mrs Bobby Sanderson’s home. Facilities underlined include Milission Friends School attendance and church events. multiple visits and guests noted. Baptist WMU program on communication gap. upcoming sermon by Rev Oku.
Euterpean Club members held their annual Christmas party on December 16 at the Oak Creek Lake home of Mrs. Terry Barrett with co hostess Mrs. Bobby Sanderson. Mrs. Therrell Barwick presided in the president’s absence. James L. Clark read "A Christmas Story" as carols and gift exchange took place. A refreshment plate was served to members and guests including Mrs. Isaac Pate and others. Next meeting set for January 20 at the Johnson home with Mrs. Alicorn assisting the hostesses and presenting "The New Year."
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