Sunday Guests At John Brown Home
Sunday visitors to the John Brown residence included Mr. and Mrs. Arla Van Holden and their son from Garden City, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holden and their daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown with their children.
03 Feb 1950
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
1
Sunday visitors to the John Brown residence included Mr. and Mrs. Arla Van Holden and their son from Garden City, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holden and their daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown with their children.
Rev Charles Hedges of Midland preached at the Brookshire Baptist church and visited Hedges family. Dozens of Brookshire residents hosted and attended gatherings with guests from Big Spring San Angelo Bronte Miles Ballinger and Winters. A 42 party with prizes and hospitality filled the Brookshire schoolhouse and Hollands home.
The Bronte Sr. HD Club gathered January 25 at Mrs. Marshall Sims home to approve county council recommendations and adopt standing rules. Lake Smith demonstrated cutting flower beds and members exchanged gifts with nine members and one guest present.
A second class matter imprint at Bronte Texas marks a 1918 postal listing under the March 3 1879 act. The notice cites filing and approval steps for mail service adjustments in Bronte during the period.
Mr and Mrs J C Boatright and Mr and Mrs T G Gleghorn visited in Miles Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Chester Derrick and children of Tennyson visited Mr and Mrs James Little Sunday night. Mrs Franklin Thomas Harlen Lee and Less Webb attended the WHO club Friday at Tennyson. Mr and Mrs A J Essary visited Mr and Mrs Shipman in Winters Sunday.
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