Brady Programs Planned To Mark Music Week
The Damrosch Music Club met at Mrs. A J Ricks Jr home with 20 members and guest Mrs Frank Corder. Officers were elected including Joe Dale Johnson as president and Eleanor Jacks as vice president.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1955
Page
5
The Damrosch Music Club met at Mrs. A J Ricks Jr home with 20 members and guest Mrs Frank Corder. Officers were elected including Joe Dale Johnson as president and Eleanor Jacks as vice president.
Mrs Roy Baker, moving to Victoria, was honored with a luncheon hosted by Mrs James H Francks. The table featured a train on pansies pointing to Victoria and each place card held a pansy. After lunch guests played bridge and bingo with prizes won by Mrs Don Johnson and Mrs David Quinn.
Rochelle Brownies meet in the Grammar School to continue making and painting pot holders. Food and refreshments were served to named members including Pat Porter and Linda Jackson. Troop leaders plan a troop picnic before school ends.
The 20th Century Club gathered at Mrs. Tommy Ereckson’s home with co hosts Mrs. Lewis Hampton and Mrs. Earl Finlay to discuss religion. C A Ethridge spoke on Spiritual Resources for Families and urged daily family devotion and balanced prayers.
Mrs. Albert Neal urged Sorosis Club members to preserve family records for taxes births and heirship. She noted keeping Bible albums and separate wills per Texas law. Officers for the coming year were installed and plans discussed for a Galveston meeting.
Mrs. C. E. Brown was the shower honoree at a Friday pink and blue event hosted at Mrs. E. Tittle's home. Guests, including Mrs. Noel Haines and Mrs. Granville Bryson, enjoyed games, prizes, punch, and cake, with gifts from Mines, Jack Smithwick, Raymond Thornton, Johnny Cooper, Albert Brown, and Gordon F. Black.
The Women's Missionary League of the Lutheran Church met Monday night in the Parish Hall with hostesses Mrs. L. F. E. Hedemann and Mrs. Dorman Moore. The group sang Stand Up for Jesus and heard a devotional by Mrs. George Canpiyell and a missionary report by Mrs. A. D. Lang. Rev. Lester E. Hedemann spoke on Conquering Through Worship in the Home. Delegates Lang and H. Ny Weyand were chosen for the Work Shop in Austin May 24-25. Fourteen members and one visitor attended.
Mrs J H Crouch of Killeen Mrs Tommy Brower and baby and Connie Wells of Brady and baby Deana Rogers Rochelle were discharged from Brady Hospital on Tuesday.
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