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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1977
Page
4
Hettie Faye George describes her open home for children and her many roles in church and community. She lists gardening cooking crafts painting crochet and teaching as priorities while stressing patience and kindness toward children and constant activity as her happiness.
Wanda Lea Purifoy and John Richard Carter married in an April 1 ceremony at First United Methodist Church Angleton officiated by Rev Eldon Reed. Bride, daughter of Georgia Davenport Pasadena, wore a Chantilly lace gown. groom is deputy with Brazoria Sheriff's Department. They will reside in Alvin.
County Judge Floyd Marshall takes the Advisory Council seat after Mrs Kenneth Lindsay retires from the Big Country Major Resource Center. Librarian Joe B Gault reports library invites to McCullooch County principals and students, plus gifts, new stacks, plantings, and rising circulation figures. A cemetery work day is planned at Calf Creek Cemetery with invited volunteers.
Brady Senior FHA members Lisa Gossett and Linda Garcia and Junior FHA members Diane Land and Tammy Everitt attended the Texas Association of FHA meeting in Houston with more than 6,000 participants. The 1977 theme Shaping An Unfinished World framed workshops on child abuse family values and youth issues and featured speaker Dan McBride and U.S. Juvenile Judge Joseph Sorrentino.
America vocational youth group program supported by Homemaking Education and TEA thanks Mrs Elizabeth F Smith director and Mrs Betty Romans state advisor for concern. We deeply appreciate friends for meals flowers cards and sympathy during our loss. May God bless you all.
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