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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
7
Community events center on visits and family then church group gatherings. Mrs. Mamie George visits Colorado City while Mr Sedberry stays at Veterans Hospital in Big Spring. Local clubs discuss missions and plan summer gatherings as hospital stays and storm losses unfold in the area.
Leroy Scott of Denver City spent last weekend with relatives and enjoyed a fishing trip with Frank Keesee. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Egnerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Walton and Mrs. Ruby Davenport were Sunday visitors in the J. A. Caldwell home in San Angelo. Mrs. Horace Taylor, accompanied by the Jerry Stancill family and Stover Taylor of Abilene spent Mothers Day with Mrs. L. F. Johnson in Roscoe. T. A. Mitchell of Norwalk, Calif. is visiting relatives and friends here. Last Sunday Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. John Chlapek joined their three sisters, Mrs. Paul Good and Mrs. Fadelli Stewart, both of Stephenville and Mrs. Imola Lee of Galveston in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Lee in Galveston for a family get together. Mr. Lee honored his mother,aunts, and uncle with a turkey dinner.
Annual LVNA Division 58 dinner at Winters School cafeteria on May 5 featured Dr. Elliot Mendenhall a Thoraic surgeon from Abilene who spoke on The Heart and Preparation for Heart Surgery and post operative care. Fifty one guests from Abilene Sweetwater Ballinger Winters Bronte attended. Upcoming meetings listed and bake sale planned later this month.
Sunday visitors at the J. S. Adair home included A. W. Rutherford of ConCan, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips, Larry Phillips, Mrs. Lois Baker of San Angelo, and Mrs. Mary Rutherford.
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