Conservation Talk Highlights Garden Club Meeting
C H Swede Johnson district game warden spoke to Brady Garden Club about shared goals of plant and wildlife conservation. He warned against full extermination and cited Silent Spring and Roosevelt on balancing nature. Club set plans for officer installation May 1 at Plateau Restaurant and a flower show, with cemetery beautification committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H
Johnson
Brady Garden Club
Richards Memorial Library
Marco Polo
Teddy Roosevelt
Mr. Johnson
Earth
Rachael Carson
M. J. Bean
Plateau
Harold Deaton
J. H. Snodgrass
Ben Smith
Emmett Damron
Historical Survey
T. L. Heggie
Dal las Hosts of Hardin Miller Group Over Weekend
Mrs. Louise Hardin and Mrs. Betty Miller of Dallas visited Mrs. Hardin's agents Miss Lizzie Black and Mrs. G T Bell and Mr. Bell along with an aunt, Mr. Dee Green of Eden, on Saturday and during the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hardin
Betty Miller
Dallas
Mrs White Outlines History of Rochelle at Rochelle Study Club
Mrs. W N White of Brady spoke to the Rochelle Brady Club on Friendship Day during a Senior Citizens luncheon at the Rochelle Memorial Center. The talk traced Rochelle history from 1876 to 1896 with landmarks and pioneer families including the Willoughbys Cates Moseleys Evans Starks Johnsons and others, ending the club’s year long study theme The Pioneer Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. White
Brady
Rochelle Brady Club
Rochelle Memorial Center
Mmes
A. L. Neal
Clyde Mathews
Nels Swenson
Troy Smith
J. H. Burk
H. E. Price
O. J. Scoggin
L. C. Underwood
Onion Creek
Soldier Hole
Mason
Ft. Griffin
McCulloch County
Rochelle
Bob Cates
Wiloughbys
Jim Neals
Savage Brothers
Johnsons
Bpvans
Sellmans
Moseleys
Starks
Williamsone
White
Rochelle Study Club
Brady Tuesday Club Discusses Scientific Success and Space
The Brady Tuesday Club met in Richards Memorial Library to explore Scientific Success. Mrs. Richard Moseley spoke on Telstar and Churchill’s honorary citizenship, while Mrs. Barry Franks covered International Progress in Space with materials from Vice President Lyndon Johnson. Awards were announced for local and international projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Richards Memorial Library
H. M. Deaton
Richard Moseley
Barry Franks
Cecil Nelin
Sonora
Mmes
A. P. Waldrep
H. L. Brady
A. W. Moseley
Twentieth Century Club Hosts April Fool's Covered Dish
The Twentieth Century Club hosted an April 1 covered dish dinner for members husbands and guests. Attendees shared ham green beans potato salad pickles olives garlic bread pie and tea or coffee. A fellowship hour followed with many members and guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Mines
Andy Allen
C. A. Ethridge
Leslie Quain
Jim Feazelle
Lewis Hampton
G. 8. Hubbard
Tommy Ereckson
Travis Moore
Houston Reeves
Eloise Mabon
Jay
Cecil Striegler
James Marvin Burns
Opal Pellizzari
Mike
Mmes
Gene Burns
Ben Teague
Mary Agnes Glober
Jo Ella Cole
Hazel Harris
Brady FHA Elects New Officers
Brady High School Future Homemakers of America elected officers for the coming year in the home making department. Officers include Carole Elliott president Diane King and Ima Kenn ing vice presidents Connie Wells and Ona Kensing other officers. Garde Elliott will attend the Area meeting in San Marcos. Georgenn Granville noted the state convention in Dallas April 18 20 with two representatives and Miss Tressie Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Brady High School
Carole Elliott
Diane King
Ima Kenning
Carol Crump
Connie Wells
Ona Kensing
Donna Howe
Nettie Ann Carr
Eileen Brown
Sherry Brown
Yvonne Brown
Terry Self
Garde Elliott
San Marcos
Mar
Georgenn Granville
State Avenue
Dallas
Tressie Shafer
Brady Program Draws East Sweden Rochelle Clubs
East Sweden and Rochelle Home Demonstration clubs hosted a Brady program Friday night with Leycester Moore presenting Rev. Lee Ray Fowler's speech on communism from a First Baptist Church event. Fowler claimed he was in East Berlin and Moscow, noted 25 000 University of Moscow students, poor hospitals, and scarce Bibles while contrasting Soviet life with American religious ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sweden
Rochelle
South
Leycester Moore
Lee Ray Fowler
First Baptist Church
University of Moscow
Moscow
Everthing
Sorosis Club Studies Available Education
The Sorosis Club met April 2 in Richards Memorial Library. Miss Arvie Wegner led a discussion on Brady's Educational World and Mrs. Behrens spoke on the education of the human mind. Mrs. Rawlings addressed available adult education and its benefits for working adults seeking to complete high school and gain broader culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Thesday
Richards Memorial Library
J. H. Behrens
Arvie Wegner
Tsed
Brady
Behrens
Brady High School
Hildred Rawlings
Melvin Club Tea Honors Guests
The Melvin Twentieth Century Club held its annual guest tea in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church in Melvin on Thursday evening, April 4. Mrs. John Bratton welcomed guests. Mrs. Paul Huntington introduced speaker Mrs. R. L. Akins of Brady, who reviewed The Battered Bride by Alice Goulding Smith. the crowd enjoyed her witty critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Twentieth Century Club
Fellowship Hall
the Methodist Church
Melvin
John Bratton
Paul Huntington
R. L. Akins
Brady
South Brady Club Hears Eggs Talk and Demonstration
South Brady Home Demonstration Club heard 4-H members Sue Ann Crump and Joyce Morrison present The Eye and You on egg grades uses and storage. They explained freezing eggs, fresh yolk and white prep, sugar and corn syrup additions, and that eggs must be strained before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brady HD Club
Sue Ann Crump
Joyce Morrison
4-H Club
South Brady Home
McCulloch County
W. T. Engdahl
Howard Salter
C. L. Terry
Fredericksburg
Buchanan
San Antonio
Ernest Johnson
Mozelle Glenn
Mames
J. M. Bean
Burrell Flanagan
Fount Stroope
B. D. Hynds
Home From Albert Turn After Eye Treatment
Albert Turn returned home Monday from a Fredericksburg hospital where he had been since Friday for eye treatment. He was reported doing well the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Turn
Fredericksburg
Mrs James T Mann Honored With Tea Before Kerrville Move
Mrs James T Mann was honored with a tea at the Archer home from 3 to 5 p m. hosted by the Womens Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church. The party featured welcome remarks, a floral decor of white spider mums and rose heather, and a Bible parting gift. About 40 church members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Mann
Kerrville
Norman Archer
Womens Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mann
Hardin Jones
Merc
Archer
Eucets
Harry Bamberser
Edward Geeslin
Harold Denton
Frank Corder
Mletcher Fields
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Threadgill's Jeweler
Rockwell Nursery
S. Bridge St
Mrs. White
Marion Williamson
RE. E. Willoughby
Waldrep
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
Richards Library
East Ward School
Cushatta Indian School
Livingson
Tex
Geeslin
Gaddis Geeslin
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Ono
Standard - Herald
Office
South Street
20Th Century Club
Brady Fha
Jennie Holcomb
Wellington
Texas
Rahama Willhelm
Heart of Texas District Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ozona
Fd Williams
Camp San Saba
Library
San Angelo College
Tressie Shaver
W. N. Ellis
Melvin Club
Norelco
North American Philips Company, Inc
East 42Nd Street
New York
Ouckey OD
S. Bridge
Ph. LY
Double
del Monte Peaches
Imbell’s
Honey Boy
SWIFT
Nankworth
Kimbell’s
del Monte
Kimbell
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