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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
3
The article compares upright, canister, lightweight, and portable vacuums, noting uprights clean heavy carpets with suction and vibration, canisters handle corners and bare floors but need deep cleaning for rugs, and lightweight models suit daily chores. It also discusses teenagers' spending and consumer education trends shaping budgets and schooling.
Russell Fuller announced the junior high band officers for fifth and sixth graders. Diane Arrott735 is band captain, a sixth grade clarinet player and daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Arrottot. First lieutenant Jean Ann Raughton, also a sixth grade clarinetist, and second lieutenant Norma Thompson, a sixth grade flute player, complete the leadership trio. The band has 33 members.
Consumers favor aqua colored egg cartons with pink a close second and issues in marketing cited as color choices influence purchasing. Cotton Flute padding sees strong demand with multiple applications from auto interiors to furniture and insulation. Upcoming meetings listed: Thursday to Friday Sept 28-29, Oct 2 leaders meeting at 8 pm, and Oct 3-4 office sessions.
Local notes recount hurricane area kinship with Mrs. C. B. Rolls and Mrs. Maggie Lewis, travel visits by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Green to Sonora and Sweetwater funeral attendance, Fort Worth guest Jackie Corley, Houston visitors Dee Arrott, Abilene pastor David Kimberly, San Angelo and Weribest visits, Florence Roberts buying a San Angelo home, Holland and Grimes in Blackwell, California trip by Claude Ditmore, and Field visits to Garden City and Big Spring.
A wedding shower was hosted Saturday night at the Ten Nyson Community Center for Rick and his partner. Guests enjoyed cake squares and punch as part of the celebration.
The menu lists daily offerings from Monday October 2 through Friday October 6. Dishes include corn pone pie and cabbage salad on Monday, fish fillets on Tuesday, beef stew on Wednesday, chicken and dumplings on Thursday, and minute steaks on Friday with sides and desserts each day.
The J.O.Y. Class held a Monday night social in the Fellowship hall of First Baptist Church. The Rev. and Mrs. Harry Morris hosted with husbands of class members as guests. Mrs. Morris played piano as hymns were sung and refreshments were served to listed members and guests.
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