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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1959
Page
8
Mrs. Floyd Crunk served as hostess for the Bronte Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday afternoon January 7. Members answered roll call with their best Christmas gift. Miss Carole L. Hooper county home demonstration agent led a program on selecting canned goods by labels.
UNCLE HUIE recalls a Saturday night talk at the country store about a neighbor's wife's appendectomy and a forecast of growing farmers and ranchers as the biggest gamblers. He argues rising prices result from speculative buyers in distant offices while suggesting limited farming to meet true needs.
The Diversity Club gathered at Mrs. J. B. Mackey home for a program themed Living Later Years. Members Cecil Kemp Otis Smith George Thomas and D K Glenn presented a skit while Mrs J E Quinn played piano selections from earlier years. Refreshments followed for a long list of members including Clifford Clark Floyd Crank Glenn J T Henry Kemp T L Morgan and others.
The WSCS of First Methodist Church met Monday at the home of Mrs F S Higginbotham. After the program, refreshments were served to Rev James W Campbell and Mrs Campbell and several ladies including Mrs B E Modgling Mrs T F Sims Sr Mrs Jess Percifull Mrs S A Riker W G Cresap Reed Nelson Leddingham Whittenburg and the hostess.
The hostess served a refreshment plate to Miss Hopper and Mines C E Arrott Taylor Emerson Gene Halamecik J F Hughes O R McQueen and Collins Sayner. Mr and Mrs Nolan Butler and children were Sunday guests of her parents W R Dunlap at Knapp. Dr Royce Read of Fort Worth visited Dr John R Harris and family. He previously preceptee here before UT medical school graduation and is now interning in Fort Worth.
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