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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1955
Page
1
A reflective essay in a community column discusses deer hunting trips and local wildlife, noting long journeys for distant deer and the narrator’s preference for nearby options. It blends hunting lore with personal anecdotes and hints at future advice columns, plus a club meeting recap and a homemade recipe.
Members of the First Baptist church hosted a farewell party for Rev and Mrs Maynard Rogers and their family last Wednesday night. About 65 people attended and were given various gifts. hot chocolate coffee sandwiches and cake were served. The Rogers relocate this week to Miles where he will serve as pastor of the Miles Church.
Mrs. Hollis Stevens celebrated her daughter Barbara Anne's sixth birthday Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with a party at the Stevens home. Kids played games, enjoyed punch and pink rose cake, and received party favors amid a festive setting.
The Bronte P T A held a 2:30 p m meeting in the high school auditorium on Tuesday. Mrs George Thomas led a rhythm band from the second grade and readings followed. Guest speaker Mrs Dwain Pruitt spoke on The Family Sustains the School. The group closed with objective readings and a social hour hosted by Mrs Thomas and second grade room mothers.
The Junior Study Club met at Mrs. Marvin Leck’s home on Tuesday night November 1. The club accepted the resignation of president Mrs. Bill Clark. Mrs. Oscar Dorsey becomes president and Mrs. Hollis Stevens is new vice president. The program titled Family Budget was presented by Mrs. Brady Mills. Members and one visitor, Mrs. Ted Simpson, shared pecan pies and coffee.
Families of the late Mr and Mrs M P Coleman and Mr and Mrs S H Chumley plan a reunion this Sunday November 13 at the Mark Chumley home in Divide.
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