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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
3
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for help during a bereavement and notes apologies for anyone overlooked. Notices include sales of Peaches, houses for sale in Bronte and Winters, water distillates, World Book and Child Craft references, Avon money making ads, lost Chihuahua, and thanks from families for flowers and cards. Several real estate listings and service notices appear with names and contact numbers.
Local brief lists weekend visits and summer stays. Families from Lake Jackson Denver City Corsicana Pecos Waco Odessa Saginaw Saginaw Bronte and Houston areas visited relatives in Bronte and nearby, including extended family trips to San Antonio and continued visits with grandparents and siblings.
Mr and Mrs R D Garrett and David left Sunday for Citronelle Alabama after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs I M Cumbie. Other visitors included Mrs E A Claffey and Steve of Indianapolis and Irving Cumbie Jr Cindy Lynn and Pam Cumbie remained with grandparents. A Saturday informal party honored the children with piano and songs recalling high school days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jay Carnes of Bangs are parents of a daughter named Carmen Gayl born June 11 at 10 45 p m in a Brownwood hospital weighing seven pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J M Rippetoe of Bangs.
Bronte residents John and Leonard Keeney attend with Mr and Mrs Jason Culpepper as 150 register. Curtis Keeney of Waco and Mrs Gene Hoberd of Temple greet them. Belcher family of Andrews visit Caperton home. W H Rodgers celebrated at Legion Hall with 88th birthday on July 4. invited old friends bring covered dishes for noon gathering.
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