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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1955
Page
1
In a lively note, readers are teased with the Bronze Enterprise arriving a day early. The writer jokes about extra labor, family help, and a light hearted day off, while sharing a homemade barbecue chicken recipe from Mrs. Bruton.
Frontier Stew features a beef and tomato base with rice and a cheese topping. The recipe uses beef, onions, carrots, bay leaves, Worcestershire and Tabasco, finished under a broiler to brown the rice layer. Serves eight.
Sorosis Study Club gathered Friday night at Mrs Grady Baker's home. Mrs E F Glenn led a program on Jane Long the woman called mother of Texas. Refreshments of ribbon sandwiches chips cookies and iced tea were served with guests Mrs Garland Black and members Mmes Edward Cumbie Royce Fancher Glenn Clark Glenn Clyde Lee Royce Lee J B Morrow Ben Oglesby Roy Robinson Bob Wilson and the hostess.
The Art Craft Club met at Mrs. J. L. Keeney’s home on September 14 with roll call on famous rivers. Officers were elected with Mrs. J. L. Keeney as president and Mrs. Catherine MacDonald as vice president. program on Health followed by a card prize and floating prize drawings.
Mrs Arnold Ball hosted the Diversity Club at her home last Thursday with the theme Federation Day. Officers in Women's Federated Clubs were named in roll call, and talks on club origins and the constitution were given. Coffee tea and brownies were served by Mrs Vetal Flores. Present were multiple members including Mrs Glenn Henry Mackey Rasco Sayner Otis Smith Sims Thomas Whatley Ward Forman Rees Flores and the hostess.
Mr and Mrs R R Lowell and their children spent the weekend with Mrs R W Sims and family in Sweetwater visiting the maternal relatives.
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