Garden Club Plans Flower Show At Home Of Member
The Garden Club met to plan a Flower Show set for Thursday April 22 from 2 30 to 5 p m at Mrs Woo H Ballou 596 Crothers Ave. Members discussed class details invitations to other clubs, officer installations, and hosting duties for judges and luncheon. Volunteers agreed to fund soil for depot yard work and a work day was scheduled for May 10.
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Mra. Leroy Reese
Mra Woo H. Ballou
Crothers Ave
Trady Garden Club
Acran Cements
Johmold. Sored
Brogk
Firana Tie
San Angelo
Edward Geestin
Iestall
Plateau
Emmett Damron
Chaiman
Menard Garden Club
Menard Country Club
Neathes Dickinson
Jucie Kean
Highway Department
Bean
Feat. Vlee Dickinson
Mmes Charley Deatsa
FE. L Guyton
Hen Smith
J. Ho Snodgrass
Alvin Woody
Bill Hook
Jack Kh
Smith Jimmy Ellison Mouston Biraly
Spencer Enzdahl
Pred So
Abilene Music Club Plans Damroseh Program Night
The Guild Music Club of Abilene will present the Damroseh Music Club program at Friendship Day next Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. in Richards Memorial Library clubroom. Hostesses include Mmeos W R Boothe Amanda McDonough and Edward Geeslin.
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Guild Music Club of
Abilene
Damroseh Music Club
Richards Memorial Library
Mmeos
W. R. Boothe
Amanda McDonough
Edward Geeslin
Ruth Class Luncheon Held by First Baptist Church
The Ruth Class met Tuesday at First Baptist Church for a one o clock luncheon in the Fellowed. Mrs Ray Youre led the opening prayer. The head table centerpiece featured yellow irises with greenery. Guests included Mrs Arthur Deering and several members such as Young Spencer Enedaht Marshall Rohr Warren Sanderford and others.
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Ruth
First Baptist Church
Hell
Ray Youre
Mmes Young
Spencer Enedaht
Marshall Rohr
Warren Sanderford
T. J. Shrom
Leo Oates
H. E. Crawford
Autrey Vinson
A. J. Ricks
Otto Barsech
Ben Teague
Seycester Moore
Harl Fowler
Mrs
Arthur Deering
Faces of Dance discussed by Tuesday Club at library
The Brady Tuesday Club met at Richards Memorial Library on April 11 with Mrs. B. A. Hallam presiding. Mrs. Harold Deaton presented The Faces of the Dance, tracing rhythms from claps and songs to ballet and modern dances, illustrated by students Kathy Young, Carol Ricks and James Bolinger. Fifteen members attended.
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Brady
Richards Memorial Library
B. A. Hallam
Texas Federated Clubs
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Fuller Self
J. H. Kiden
John Jones
Richard Moseley
Harold Deaton
Kathy Young
Carol Ricks
James Bolinger
Mrs Tom Penn Leads WSCS Meeting at Rochelle
The Rochelle Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the sanctuary at 9 a.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Tom Penn leading the program The Missionary in anprosoted Society. Members planned to attend the annual Sonora meeting and an officer training day at Brady May 2.
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Tom Penn
WSCS
Rochelle
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sonora
First Methodist Church
Brady
Mmes
Lloyd Moseley
Glen Smith
Leon Lee
Steward Evans
Howard Pree
Harvey Ringer
Arthur Neal
Mrs Ed Gibbons Honored On 80th Birthday in Brownwood
Brothers and sisters gathered at Mrs Albert Beckmann’s Brownwood home to honor Mrs Ed Gibbons on her 80th birthday. Living in Richland Springs, she is the family’s eldest of ten and has been an invalid for eight and a half years. She resides at Colden Oaks Nursing Home in Brownwood. Attending were relatives from Richland Springs Kerrville Austin and Medford Ore with grandchildren Rebecca Beckmann Prater and Mike Beckmann Prater of Como.
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Ed Gibbons
Brownwood
Albert Beckmann
Gibbons
Richland Springs
Mre Gibbons
Colden Oaks
Beckmann
Browntowner
Wilbur Brown
Carlton Brown
Hil Kennedy
Worth Brown
Austin
George Schierten
Linda
Kerrville
Sirs
Willene Hyde
Rebecca Beckmann Prater
Mike Beckmann Prater
Comanche
Tandy Love
Medford
Ore
1 H Club Demonstrations at Melvin School
4 H Club members from Melvin School showcased demonstrations in Brady county competition last Saturday. Participants included Juana Rivera and Yolanda Rivera in electrical and safety with Karlene Kiesting, Anita Guice, Lisa Weaver, Dottie Howard, Connie Brown, Janie Aguirre, Deana Adame, Marilyn Krieg, and in public speaking. A square dance group led by Cynthia Whitworth, Pamela Dickinson, Robert Ship, Bobby Strieder, Deborah Matthiesen, Lori Taliaferro, Anthony Schwertner and Donald Kiesling performed with Jana Taliaferro as alternate.
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Melvin Star
Sparklers
Melvin School
Juana Rivera
Yolanda Rivera
Karlene Kiesting
Anita Guice
Lisa Weaver
Dottie Howard
Connie Brown
Janie Aguirre
Deana Adame
Marilyn Krieg
Cynthia Whitworth
Pamela Dickinson
Robert Ship
Bobby Striedar
Deborah Matthiesen
Lori Taliaferro
Anthony Schwertner
Donald Kiesling
Jana Taliaferro
Brady
Sandra Marshall Named District FFA Sweetheart
Sandra Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marshall, was chosen Sweetheart of the San Saba District FFA at the Goldthwaite banquet over 17 candidates. Linda Roberts of Lampasas was runner up. Sandra, a Melvin High Senior, will represent the district at the Area Convention in San Antonio May 29–30. The six district winners advance to the State meet in Dallas July 19–21.
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Sandra Marshall
San Saba
Future Farmers
Goldthwaite
Floyd Marshall
Linda Roberts
Lampasas
Sandra
Melvin
Will Re
San Antonio
Dallas
Sylvia Huffman
Rochelle
Dewanah Sessions
Brady
National Library Week Drives Library Support
National Library Week runs April 16 through 22 with Richards Memorial Library and libraries nationwide promoting membership in The Friends of the Library. Dues vary by age and group, including Sustaining and Supporting memberships for clubs and individuals, payable to Mrs. H. L. Lackey or Mrs. Janet Winters.
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National Library
John Connally
Janet Winters
Rochelle Girls Observe FHA Week Observance and Tea
Rochelle FHA members marked National FHA Week with church attendance teacher courtesy and a white elephant day for secret pals. A Mothers Tea featured speaker Fuller Self and a talk on the importance of communication. Delegates were chosen for the State FHA meeting in Dallas, and Miss FHA honors announced for three girls.
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Rochelle FA Ers
Fuller
John Lloyd Blauvelt
FHA
Margie Jeffrys
Donna Springer
Dallas
Lindie Ranne
Sue Hutchins
Milly Adams
Betty Waddill
Lois Leach Birthday Observed With Tea and Gifts
Mrs Lois Leach was honored on her birthday Monday afternoon with a coffee gathering at the home of Mrs Dick Greathouse. Guests included many named ladies and gentlemen, with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
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Lois Leach
Dick Greathouse
Mmes
M. G. Breckenridge
Orval Simpson
Noble Johnson
Bobby Neal
BE. C. Melton
H. B. Wood
Gordon Miers
Marion Williamson
Annie Peyson
John Massey
Lillian Simpson
Wallace
W. WV. McNatt
Henry Pimm
Jackie Sue Melton
Patricia Bierman
Ricky Easley
Mrs. Greathouse
Gene Easley
W. N. Bryson
Henry Leach
Cooper Parker
Deccal and Pressure Sensitive Letters and Numbers in Varied Sizes
The standard office note describes a collection of decals and pressure sensitive letters and numbers available in a range of sizes. It highlights versatility for labeling and display projects.
Central WMU Studies Churches Royal Service Program
The WMU of Central Baptist met Tuesday at 7 p.m. for the Royal Service program on First and Twentieth Century Churches with Tanzania as the focus. Women wore Kangas, and a dinner of African foods followed for Mmesei Es Clevenger, Jimmy Ellison, M. Carson, L. B. Gray, Dick Greathouse and Miss Jewett Estes.
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WMU
Central Baptist
Tanzania
Mmesei Es Clevenger
Jimmy Ellison
M. Carson
L. B. Gray
Dick Greathouse
Smoking decline fades after Surgeon General report
A government funded study spent 31. million dollars confirming smoking links to cancer. After an initial drop in 1964 1965 and 1968 cigarette consumption rose again with 1966 up 2 5 percent. Americans resume former tobacco use despite early shock.
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Seat of Knowledge
Cigarette Vending, Smoking Deaths Highlight College Use
A recent survey shows 85 percent of colleges with 3000 plus students have cigarette vending machines and 76 percent sell directly. Dr Edward J Beattie notes lung cancer survival is low five years after detection, while tobacco causes about 450 000 deaths annually.
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Edward J. Beattie
George Washington University School of Medicine
Beattie
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Felt tip pens five color set at $2.49
A five color felt tip pen assortment is offered for 2.49 dollars by THE STANDARD HERALD OFFICE. The item appears in a brief retail notice.
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Standard- Herald
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