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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
2
Mrs. Josephine Naren, 56, of Fort Worth, runs perhaps Texas' largest hay market. From 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily she handles trucks loaded with alfalfa and hay from eight states. She opened the lot after a filling station nearby led ranchers to sell directly to her.
Questions and Answers by Floyd Ellington address Social Security questions. A maid earning four dollars a week must have wages reported and taxed. benefits are affected by those records. A widow turning 62 should bring birth and marriage certificates, her husband’s records, old documents, and her own Social Security card to file for monthly benefits, with early filing advised.
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The Girl Scout Association announces Day Camp from May 25 to 29 with preparatory sessions for leaders on April 6 from 9 a m to 8 p m at the Little Honee. Ruth Hoyle of Heart of Texas Council will teach, with a list of leaders and committee members named.
Troop 14 members heard Mrs. Howard Salter discuss the Red Cross and its functions. A group toured the Bloody Mobile during its Brady visit as part of the Community Safety Badge program. The troop then held a slumber party at the Little House in preparation for a spring camp and continued work on home badges for each member, including Janette Barekman, Jessica Collins, Joy Dean Doyal, Vicki Glasseoeck, Bonnie Henson, Janet Isbell, Linda James, Carol Ann Johnson, Jan Kirklin, Elaine Lewis, and Candy Moore.
The cancer film shown in Brady will be shown Tuesday evening April 6 at o oclock at the Rochelle lunch room. All ladies and high school junior and senior girls are urged to attend. Dr Donald Pentecost will be present to answer questions.
Cmdr George Mulvaney Mrs Mulvaney and two young daughters stopped briefly in Brady on Tuesday afternoon en route to Bronawick Ga for a new assignment. Mulvaney, formerly aboard the aircraft carrier Yorktown, filed gland reports on Ena Larry B Smith and John Mack Watson who served with him in the Yorktown operations department. Also noted in Brady were advertisements for typewriter ribbons including IBM.
Rochelle Study Club hosts luncheon for senior citizens of the Rochelle School District at 12 30 p m April 3. Public Affairs Committee will serve as hostesses. Mrs R L Akins of Brady will review One Saint and Seven Sinners by Ennen Reaves Hall.
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