WSCS Meeting at Mrs Will Gideon’s Home
Stewardship was the theme of the WSCS program held last Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Will Gideon. Mrs. B F Bridges spoke on Our Money and Mrs B E Modgling discussed Our Time.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1955
Page
7
Stewardship was the theme of the WSCS program held last Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Will Gideon. Mrs. B F Bridges spoke on Our Money and Mrs B E Modgling discussed Our Time.
Mr and Mrs Mark Chumley travel to Augusta on Wednesday to bring Lucy Coleman back after a three week visit with Mrs Ruth Coleman and other relatives in this area and at Robert Lee.
Mrs. J. H. Turner hosts two daughters Mrs. C. R. Beaty and Sharron Beth of Cortez Colo and Mrs. C. A. Bradshaw of Snyder. The meal Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. George Braswell with their boys, Bronte, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Braswell with Robert Lee, plus Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braswell of Bronte.
Airman Benny Bennett of the Air Force in Japan and James Reeves of Stanton were weekend visitors of the Ben Reeves. Abilene visitors Mr and Mrs Ed Caperton and relatives visited the Ben Reeves and E L Caperton families. Mrs J I Adair is recovering from surgery in San Angelo last Friday. Her daughter Mrs George Faulk and Linda of Midland visit the Adair home this week. Mrs Lou Anita Modgling and Mrs Daisy Shannon of San Angelo were guests here last week in Modgling family homes. They returned home Wednesday.
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