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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
1
Mr and Mrs C E McKenzie and their sons joined Mr and Mrs J P Tounget and children for a Tuesday evening visit with the Toungets. Also Mr and Mrs Joel Webb of Nolan called on the C N Webbs during the same period.
Floyd Gibsons Saturday update indicates Waydell Webb was taken to a San Angelo hospital Saturday. Mrs. Bert Cornelius visited in San Angelo last week. Families and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown Flora and the Greens, gathered Sunday afternoon. Geneva Curry and Ed mond Finck of San Angelo were supper guests of the Otto Fincks Wednesday evening. W H Fiel and family visited relatives at Hamilton Sunday. Otto Finck visited Macky Lois Roac in a San Angelo hospital recently. J B Deans and family were mentioned in the same social note.
The Bronte Enterprise lists candidate names for office subject to Democratic Primaries in July 1952. Prices include one writeup up to 250 words with extra wording charged at 24 percent per word. subscription not included.
Alanda of San Angelo spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George James. Mrs. Robert Brown and children visited her parents at Baird Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alto Harrell and son visited the L. Y. Harrell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Zach Tounget and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tounget at Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Heckerndorf and Edmond Ray of Midland spent the weekend with Mrs. Sadie Brown. Sybel Harrell and Diane Gilmore were honored with a birthday party at the school house Saturday evening. Refreshments were served. An all-day quilting session at the W. H. Fiel home Wednesday included many local residents. Mrs. Robert Brown will be hostess on Feb. 27.
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