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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1955
Page
1
A lightmedley column recounts a tale of a hen who ruled a roost until a rival rooster arrived and left, leaving the hen alone. The note adds a chocolate pie recipe credited to Mrs Curtis Rambin and Mrs Vetal Flores with a meringue variant and easy preparation steps.
Make a syrup by cooking sugar and water until thread stage or 232 degrees. Beat stiff egg whites with salt and cream of tartar. Pour hot syrup over whites, beat to stiff peaks, then spread over pies and chill.
The Art Craft club met Wednesday with Mrs Rob Herron hosting. A program on upholstery followed a poem by Mrs R F Whisenant. A picnic for husbands and guests was planned for July 26 at City Park, with a potluck supper.
A July 10 barbecue at the Baker place drew a large turnout of relatives and friends from Tennyson Fort Worth Bronte Midland Tulsa Abilene Crawford San Angelo and beyond. Attendees included numerous Bakers plus spouses and extended family such as Louis Baker Davis Roy Baker Mills LeNoir Graves Cockburn Cowley Ves Dyess and others.
The WHD Council met July 23 in the agricultural building with 15 present and six clubs represented. Mrs. Tom Rives Jr. chaired. Mrs. E C McArthur read a poem The Faithful Few. reports on 4H camp and the cook book were given. Ads deadline July 23 and recipe deadline August 1. A $2 registration fee for the county camp was approved.
Mrs. D. K. Glenn hosted the WSCS gathering at her home on Monday July 18. The meeting opened with President Mrs. I. C. Oden in charge. Delegation plans include Mrs. W. C. Craig attending Kerrville Missions School as a society representative. The program featured Mrs. A. N. Rawlings on In the Streets and Shops and Tenements. Refreshments were served to guests Mrs. Ethel Dye of Olive Branch and Mrs. Grady Baker, a new member Mrs. Linton Crow, and many society members.
Patsy Adams of Albany spends two weeks with her aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Faulk. Enola Adams and Bill Kilgore with family from Odessa visit B. G. Timmons family. Timmons siblings W. H. Scott C. H. Scott from Lamesa visit, and Grace Motley and J. P. Judkins from Lamesa and Odessa stop by.
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