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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
4
Party ham loaf shaped like an angel food cake serves 8 to 10. Use lean ground smoked ham, onion, mustard and pepper, baked in a tube pan for 2 hours at 350 degrees. Garnish with broiled pineapple slices and parsley for festive presentation.
Mrs. Everett Best hosted the Eureka Club gathering. Mrs. Truman Parker led the opening exercise and Mrs. Best directed a program on school races. Cake and ice cream were served to a list including Mrs. A. E. Coulson J. R. Johnson S. O. Jackson Kate Cox John Coulson Leslie Lammers Marvin Leck Truman Parker Bob Woods T. G. Stinebaugh and others.
A note indicates the next meeting will be hosted in the home of Mrs. John Coalson. No further details are provided about date or agenda.
Annual Modrall reunion gathered at Christoval Park on June 12 and 13 with attendees from Sweetwater Mineral Wells Fort Worth and other Texas cities. Members enjoyed motor boating fishing swimming and dancing as relatives traveled from Borger Houston San Angelo and more.
Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson and family spent last Sunday in Stanton with his brother and family Mr and Mrs R V Robinson.
Senior Class of 1950 held their annual reunion at Ballinger Park on Saturday June 19 at 6 pm. Twenty eight attendees enjoyed swimming and reconnecting with former classmates while fried chicken red beans salad bread pickles cake and iced tea were served. Class sponsor Mr Vetal Flores attended with several former members and guests.
Janét Caperton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Caperton, turned six and was entertained at a birthday party last Saturday morning at her home. About 20 friends attended with cake punch bubble gum and balloons as favors.
Mrs. E. F. Glenn hosted a Monday birthday party for her daughter Frances turning five. Friends attended and were served cake and cold drinks with whistles given to the children as favors.
Mrs. Matthew Caperton was the onoree at a layette party Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Roy Robinson. She received gifts and a congealed salad plate with ritz crackers angel food cake and iced tea. The pink and blue color scheme featured tiny dolls as plate favors. Attending were Mrs. Fred McDonald Jr. and O W Looney of Robert Lee Royce Fancher Bob Wilson E F Glenn Louis Bridges Jesse Parker Joe Rawlings Binks McCutchen Len Oglesby Caperton and Robinson.
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