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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
4
New back issues of the Texas Almanac exclude 1970 census figures but otherwise mirror the new edition. A wealth of information offered by Bronte Enterprise with cost details.
Local report notes Renal B. Rosson of Scurry County entering the race for state representative. Community leaders and supporters forecast a competitive campaign as Rosson announces candidacy and outlines platform goals.
The Mena lunchroom lists daily menus from March 27 to 30. March 27 offers corny dogs with mustard French fries green beans milk peanut butter cookies and a raisin cup. March 28 includes spinach vegetable salad cornbread butter milk and chocolate sheet cake. March 29 features chicken salad sandwiches potato chips stuffed celery milk and walk to school cookies. March 30 serves turkey and dressing with giblet gravy English peas cranberry sauce light bread and fruit salad with whipped cream.
Mrs. Dora Jordan, a Bronte Nursing Home resident, sells crafted items such as pin cushion dolls and decorative pillows while staff emphasize the whole person. Administrator L. O. Clark notes the home offers hobbies, recreation, social life, and spiritual needs, with residents encouraged to pursue interests and develop new ones. Jordan, married in 1905, has family in Portales and Lancaster, and her crafts include eggshell baskets and rag rugs.
Jean Ann Raughton and Mr and Mrs Noah Pruitt Jr visited Norma Pruitt a Baylor University student last weekend. They attended the University Sing program on Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Gene Halamicek and John and Joey Luckett traveled to San Angelo on Tuesday night to see the Harlem Globetrotters play basketball.
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