Tennyson Topics Brief Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hagaman and children of Bronte visited Mrs. Sadile Brown Sunday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hagaman and children of Bronte visited Mrs. Sadile Brown Sunday afternoon.
Laura Fiveash and children had dinner with her Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Edd Harrell of Sonora spent the weekend with the L Y Harrells and W T Greens. Dorothy and Hazel James returned from a week in San Angelo. The Harry Hatfields welcomed a baby son. Mr and Mrs William Lee Brown and Mr and Mrs Artie Van Holden of Garden City visited the Johnnie Brown and Ed Holden families.
Widespread social rounds report visits to San Angelo Ballinger Miles and Eldorado. Families including the Tounget Cornelius and McKenzie clans attend gatherings, weddings, and services. many neighbors travel for visits and fishing. Community ties shown through church meetings and shared meals.
Attendees included Bill Gilbert and family from San Angelo. Bill Brown Arlie Van Holden and families from Garden City. Johnnie Brown from Tennyson. Willie Hegwood. Ed Holden and girls. Charlie Brown family. Harlen Lee and two sons visited Less Webb family. Mrs Lee called on Mrs Oran Hayes in San Angelo. Three more local residents visited Mrs J C Boatright. Rev Larry Larensen and wife attended.
Mr and Mrs Ben Spoonts and Johnny returned last Tuesday from a week long trip in New Mexico and Colorado They visited Colorado Springs Pikes Peak and other points of interest The church service will be held at the Methodist church Saturday night and Sunday.
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