J W Turner Demanded From Prady Hospital
J W Turner was dismissed from Prady Hospital on Wednesday, ending his tenure at the facility.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1955
Page
4
J W Turner was dismissed from Prady Hospital on Wednesday, ending his tenure at the facility.
Six year old Carmen Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollis Phillips of Sohn was reported satisfactory at Brady Hospital Thursday morning after a snake bite Tuesday afternoon. She was playing at the family home when the bite occurred.
Mrs. O. E. Cox was admitted to Brady Hospital on Thursday for unspecified medical care, with her condition not disclosed in the report.
Rochelle PTA will award certificates March 2 at the last meeting of the year to members who completed the Family Living Study Course. Mrs. Oscar Beakley, chairman, reports the program will include a thought for the day titled Lets Evaluate and the installation of officers. Seventh grade mothers will act as hostesses.
Miss Glynda Cole of San Angelo will wed Pvt. Donald Lee Williams in July 4 rites in Berchtesgaden Germany. Her parents Mr and Mrs V C Cole of San Angelo announce the engagement. Cole is niece of several Brady residents and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Jonah Bell. Williams is son of Mr and Mrs M N Williams of San Angelo. Cole leaves the United States June 30 with Otis Gatewood Church of Christ minister and Mrs Gatewood.
The Rochelle Future Homemakers model clothes they made in home making classes in the annual Style Show at 8 o'clock Friday in the Rochelle school gym. The public is invited to attend.
Brownwood resident Mrs. Lizzie Spain spent Tuesday with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McHan and family. While in Brady she renewed her subscription to the Brady Standard, published twice weekly.
Mrs. L. V. Ruffin hosted her Wednesday bridge club at home last week. After dessert, the players enjoyed a session of bridge with high score awarded to Mrs. Richard Burk, followed by prizes for traveling and bingo. Attendees included Mrs. Burk Rockwell McCollum Francks Carmichael Hays Malone Archer Spiller Dye Glenn and others.
Den 2 Cub Scouts gathered at Mrs Leonard Athertons home Monday afternoon. Steve Rawlings led the pledge of allegiance and the story Thunder Hill Farm was read. Games and refreshments followed for Craig Steffens Martin Broad Joe King Don King Steve Rawlings Bob Lindsey Clinton Newlin Jimmy and Jerry Atherton.
The Fairview Home Demonstration Club met April 21 at the club house with Mrs Albert Neal and Mrs Burrell Flanagin presenting a congealed salad program featuring tuna fish tomato aspic and prune fluff. Salads were served as refreshments to Mrs Lizzie Black W A Russell A L Renfroe Henry Owens Albert Neal and Burrell Flanagin.
Rell Flanagin Ford Terry and Herbert Jackson are listed as members. The next meeting will be in May at 7 30 p.m. The club will hold a bake sale on the square Saturday April 30.
Carroll Lowe of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary presented a vocal recital on April 28 assisted by his wife Vanelle Adams. The program featured Bach era bass baritone pieces and works by Handel Mendelssohn and Guion. Lowe expects a Master of Sacred Music degree in May and plans to work as Minister of Music in Pineville on return.
Mrs. Oscar Poe hosted a surprise birthday party Friday night for J. H. Welton Stapleton USN at Subic Bay Philippines. About 30 guests attended as the Parker Brothers provided music and singing. Welton has served in the Philippines for about a year and will remain there for 18 more months.
Beta Sigma Phi members hosted a Thursday brunch at Mrs. Gaults home honoring Mrs. Roy Baker. The event featured a yellow pansy centerpiece, a spring fruit cup French pastry menu, sausage pinwheels, deviled eggs, relish tray, wheatie muffins, cake squares with a yellow rose, coffee and nuts. Guests included Mmes. W. T. Archer, Bill Burns, David Bratton, Frank Corder, J. H. Francks, Bud Gober, B. A. Hallam Jr., Ross Hoffman, Herbert Huffman, J. King, Jack Kyzar, Albert McCullough, Bill Malone, Johnny Miller, Chas. York, Marion Dale Rice and others.
Den 1 Cub Scouts meet at Mrs. M. E. Tittle home with Mrs. Brown assisting. Karlton Steffe leads pledge after roll call. They discuss Thunder Hill Tree Farm story and complete a eco ter activity. Boys talk tree conservation and forestry while 18 Cubs and guests enjoy refreshments served by Mrs. Johnny Cooper.
Mrs Mable White and Mrs Shirley Wright of Brownwood visited Brady as guests of Mrs Ward White on Saturday evening.
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