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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1955
Page
1
The writer laments a busy week at the office while pushing a county home demonstration club cook book project. He recounts proofs, bill collection, and a promised 15 minutes for coffee, plus a humorous visit from relatives and a tale about a Texan boasting of grasshoppers. He also shares hospital desk jokes and a Cherry Salad jello recipe.
The Progressive Study Club gathered at Mrs. W. S. Evans home last Thursday afternoon October 27. Theme Our American Home featured duties at home with talks on Character Education and Home Crafts. A guest Mrs Ed Winton attended along with club members and the hostess served chicken salad sandwiches cake and coffee.
The menu covers November 7 beef stew cheese sandwiches pickles crackers cake November 8 pinto beans tamale pie cabbage slaw rice pudding and corn bread November 9 hamburger corn pone pie boiled potatoes carrots raisin and beans buttered rice tomato slices stewed fruit and biscuit.
A congealed cherry mixture is topped with a pecan and mayonnaise or milk paste for a smooth spread. The remaining jello and cherry blend forms the top layer, then chilled in the ice box until firm and ready to slice.
Miss Shirley June Scott married James McGill in a Saturday morning ceremony at the Church of Christ in Lovington. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Scott, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Terrell, are Denver City residents with Bronte ties. The couple plans a short trip to Ruidoso and now reside in Denver City.
The Diversity Study Club met last Thursday at First Methodist Church with hostesses Mmes. Craig Clark and Rogers. Mrs. Joe Carter spoke on The Doctor Wears Three Faces by Mary Bard. About 35 women attended, a Halloween decor theme featured an orange owl and witch motif.
Mrs Harold McCutchen of San Angelo was honored with a bridal shower last Saturday at the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist church. The event featured a pink and silver color scheme with a lace cloth on pink, pink dahlias and Queens Wreath as centerpieces, and served coffee open faced sandwiches and mints. Hostesses included Mrs George Wrinkle and others.
Mrs. Leo Hollan and her daughters from Wichita Falls called on the Wrinkles, Mr. and Mrs. George Wrinkle, during a weekend visit. Lyndon Waldrop returned home to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Waldrop, between college terms at Texas Tech in Lubbock.
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