Topaz Drawing Benefits Auxiliary at Heart of Texas Hospital
Mason County white topaz of 11 carats valued at $400 has been donated to the Heart of Texas Hospital Auxiliary. The stone will be awarded in a drawing held July 6 at the hospital campus.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
4
Mason County white topaz of 11 carats valued at $400 has been donated to the Heart of Texas Hospital Auxiliary. The stone will be awarded in a drawing held July 6 at the hospital campus.
The Brady Tuesday Club met at Richards Memorial Library on April 8 with Miss Tessica Martin of Howard Payne University as guest speaker on The Communication Media. She outlined the media revolution and its impact on democracy and society.
Mrs. John Kuethe welcomed as a new member at the Brady Housing Community Center meeting. The program covered complexion care, hand care, make-up, hair, figure, and clothes. A donation fund aims to raise 1500 dollars for hospital laboratory equipment.
Members of the Twentieth Century Club met at the Richards Memorial Library Clubroom to hear Federation Counselor Mrs. Cecil Striegler discuss items from The Texas Clubwoman and the upcoming State Convention in Houston in April 2024. President Mrs. Johnnie Cochran shared information on the Texas Department of Safety program Spinning Wheels and led a round table on Bicentennial observance participation. Hostess Mrs. Robbie Hodges served refreshments to several members after the meeting.
Mrs. Pat Brister presented a Turkish life program at Rich ards Memorial Library. She demonstrated Turkish living, noting statues in Turkey and flowers in Greece while showing copper water pitchers and bronze jewelry from her travels. The meeting opened with a prayer and planned a bluebonnet trip to Johnson City on April 14 with a picnic at Johnson Park.
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