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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1955
Page
1
A reflective column shares travel notes to Graford with family, local social activities, and memories of school and old times. The writer contrasts modern conveniences with past practices, notes community events and people, and ends with a recipe for a green salad dressing and a sugar adjustment.
Mrs Robert Knierim hosted the Art Craft Club on November 9 at her daughter Mrs Wade Rees home. After opening readings and a prize contest, the group planned a Christmas party for December 12 at the Lions Club house. The meeting ended with prayers and pumpkin pie refreshments.
The Progressive Club held its regular meeting on November 10 at the home of Mrs. Claude Gentry. Theme was Americanism with roll call citing outstanding Americans. Mrs. Rawlings spoke on Our National Anthem and Our Flag and the Statue of Liberty, while Mrs. Leonard presented The Unknown Soldier. A luncheon followed for the listed members.
Fine Arts was the theme of the Diversity Club gathering at Mrs. Cecil Kemp's home last Thursday night November 10. Members recited a roll call of painters of the Southwest and heard talks on Origin of the Symphony and Painters of the Southwest. Don Glenn and Carolyn Kemp performed music You Lucky Old Sun and Love Is a Many Splendored Thing. Faith Rogers accompanied. Guests enjoyed pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee.
Cynthia and Linda Meador of Abilene spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs A N Rawlings. Their parents Mr and Mrs Randal Meador came Sunday for the girls and brought Paula Kay Marquis of Abilene.
A quick dressing combines vinegar lemon juice garlic onion and chili sauce with pepper and paprika. Mix and let chill two days in the refrigerator before serving over green salads or lattice.
A Sunday reunion at Mark Chumley’s Divide ranch honored Lucy Coleman and Mrs. Ruth Coleman among surviving sisters. Calf barbecue and potluck followed with many relatives from Big Spring Sterling City Bronte San Angelo and other Texas towns attending.
Mr and Mrs Royce Fancher moved last weekend to their new home in the southeast part of Bronte. They purchased the house from Mr and Mrs Arnold Ball, who have relocated to Abilene. The Fanchers' previous residence was the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Sheppard.
Mrs A K Williams of Jackson vile is visiting her mother Mrs Emma Best who has been ill and staying with her daughter Mrs Arthur Wrinkle. Sgt and Mrs J D Sanker of Big Spring came for weekend visit to Monroe and Mrs Alexander. Sgt Sanker leaves Saturday for California then Japan. Mrs Sanker will stay with her parents.
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