28 Jan 1960
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
1
UNCLE HUIE laments Congress through a fable of barking hound dogs. He compares pork barrel spending to a neighborhood chorus driven by self interest, cites airports and dams as funded projects, and notes changes in attitudes toward arthritis and science over 50 years. He ends reflecting on origins of man as discussed since the first atom bomb.
The Bronte Enterprise notes local talk shifts from Darwin and monkeys to concerns about human progress and how a person will finish. Residents debate fate and the path ahead.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday February 1 to Friday February 5. Options include meat loaf with buttered rice and green beans on Monday, barbecue with potato salad on Tuesday, beans and tamales on Wednesday, hamburger steaks with sides on Thursday, and fish sticks with cream potatoes on Friday.
Mrs J B Arrott entertained Friday morning January 22 with a party at her home. Guests included Mrs Dolan Mackey Mrs Joe Simpson Vernon Glenn James Arrott LeDrew Arrott Bobby Vaughn Marvin Corley and Pearl Kennedy who enjoyed games cookies and Cokes. Weekend visitors were Dorit Smiley and Glenda of Dimmitt and Mr and Mrs Ben Murphey plus Mrs Jack Sharp and De Jores Murphey of Big Spring.
The Bronte Chapter invites visitors to its meetings on the second Monday each month. Edna Morrow serves as Worthy Matron and Dorothy Pruitt as Secretary.
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