Homemakers Club Meeting Planned in Brady
The Brady Chapter of the Young Homemakers of Texas will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday April 20 at 7 30 p m in Brady High School Home Making Department. Mrs Travis Calliham will present a cake decorating program. All interested persons are invited. Refreshments will follow and baby sitters will be available.
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Brady Chapter
The
Young Homemakers of Texas
Brady High School
Travis Calliham
District Meeting Set In Fredericksburg Texas
THDA District 7 to meet April 23 in the Sunday House Fredericksburg with 9 to 10 a m registration Neal Johnson of Texas Electric Cooperatives to speak The Melvin 4 H Club reports demonstrations for San Angelo April 25 and notes on 4 H meetings and members attending future events.
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Texas Home Demonstration Association
Fredericksburg
Neal Johnson
Texas Electric Cooperatives
Austin
Johnson
Mrs Hester Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
The Fife Friendship Club met April 11 with Mrs Ira Hester. Minutes and roll call were followed by a club treasury report and a cancer fund contribution. Members make terry cloth bibs for Monterey Nursing Home in Brady. A demonstration on artificial flowers was given. Next meeting is May 14.
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South Brady
Emmett Damron
S. Engdahl
B. B. Caylor
THDA
Fredericksburg
M. J. Bean
T. A. Parker
Dusty Martin
Fife Friendship Club
Ira Hester
Cancer Fund
Monterey
Brady
Hester
Tom Hickman
Paul Lohn
James Finlay
Myrtle Browning
Bessie B. Caylor
Spencer Engdahl
Stephenville Couple Welcomes Son Lance Alan Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Abbott of Stephenville announce the birth of a son on April 8 in a Stephenville hospital. He weighed seven pounds and is named Lance Alan. The mother, Brenda Deeds, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Deeds of Rochelle. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Abbott of Brownwood.
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Gary Abbott
Stephenville
Stephenville Hospital
Lance Alan
Abbott
Brenda Deeds
Bobby Deeds
Rochelle
James Abbott
Brownwood
Brady Be Humble Build Hospital Urgently
A public health appeal urges Brady to act quickly to fund and complete a new hospital project before illness increases demand. Officials emphasize timely action, community health needs, and potential impact on local care capacity.
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Brady
Brady Dietitians Attend Dallas Seminar and Conference
Mrs. Leonard Atherton and Mrs. Murray Jordan, dietitians from Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital and regional hospitals, attended a Seminar for Dietitians in Dallas sponsored by The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. George M. Briggs of UC Berkeley spoke on education's role for dietitians, with Southwestern faculty presenting on GI disease and diets for allergic patients. Jordan also joined the Texas Dietetic Association meeting in Lubbock April 9–11 with ADA president Miss Frances Fisher. topic coverage included law, food service training, and preparedness in the 70s.
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Leonard Atherton
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Murray Jordan
Dallas
University of Texas (Southwestern) Medical School
George M. Briggs
Univerversity of California
Berkley
Southwestern Medical School
Jordan
Texas Dietetic Association
Lubbock
Texas
Frances Fisher
ADA
Authority of Christ Over the Church: A Brady Church Claim
The Southside Church of Christ argues Christ alone is the religious authority, not the church, citing Ephesian allegory and apostolic teaching. It asserts the church’s stance must align with Christ’s decrees and rejects any premise that the church can rule independently.
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Church
Christ
Paul
Earth
Heaven
Band Booster Barbecue Tickets On Sale
Brady High School Bulldog Band and Brady Junior High Lion band members are honored at the annual Band Booster barbecue. Tickets $1.25 for adults, 75 cents for children 11 and under, on sale at local outlets with pickup at Brady Lake pavilion on April 27. James Mallow urges advance purchase to estimate attendance.
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Brady High School
Brady Junior High Lion Band
Leo’s Drive In
Lintz’s Department Store
Rudder Drug
Heart of Texas Pharmacy
City Drug
Brady Lake Pavilion
Card of appreciation from Leila Hemphill to Brady Memorial staff
Leila Hemphill thanks friends for cards visits and presents while confined in Brady Memorial Hospital and expresses gratitude to the hospital nurses. She signs Go Bulldogs Go Brady and support for the hospital fund.
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Brady Memorial Hospital
Leila Hemphill
Brady
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St H Townsend
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