Auxilians Hold Hospital Auxiliary Meeting and Plans
The Heart of Texas Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board met Aug. 10 in the hospital conference room for the monthly session. They reviewed finances, reported July memorials of 40, Afghan ticket sales 549, and gift shop sales 549. Plans for Aug. 24 general meeting were set alongside volunteer staffing updates and upcoming events including a Tasting Tea and Country Store booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Texas Hospital Auxiliary
Johnny Rudder
Joe King
Henderson
Carol Henderson
Jean Williams
Bill Bodenhamer
Johnny Miller
Wall Street
Ben Dillon
Bradyite's Kin Dies Monday in Texas
Mrs. A. G. Craver Sr. 85 longtime Sweetwater resident and Brady mother of Harold Craver died Monday night at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Cate Spencer Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Newton Starnes. Burial followed at Garden of Memories Cemetery in Sweetwater. Born June 13, 1891 in Fisher County she married A. G. Graver in 1913 and lived in Nolan and Sweetwater before moving to Sweetwater in 1930. Surviving are her husband four sons two sisters nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. In other notes gift shop donations and volunteer duties were updated and Auxilians were reminded of the general meeting at St Pauls Episcopal Church August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Craver
Sweetwater
Harold Craver
Brady
Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital
Cate Spencer
Nolan
A. G. Jr
Abilene
Thomas G
Harold
Kenneth
Jefferson
Myrtle Payne
Lamesa
G. M. C. Massey
San Angelo
Brady Native Ruth Tucker Receives Nursing Master’s Degree
Ruth Tucker of League City earned a Master of Science in Nursing from Texas Woman’s University during Summer Commencement in Denton. She studied at TWU Houston, wrote a thesis on childbirth instructor competency, and previously earned nursing degrees from Alvin Junior College and UT Galveston. She is an instructor at College of the Mainland and active in local groups. A separate birth reports the arrival of Michael Brent Wilson, son of Steve and family in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ruth Tucker
League City
Texas Women’s University
University of Texas School of Nursing
Galveston
College of the Mainland
Texas City
Tucker
Cecil Nelin
Brady
Tom
Doug
Mike
Greg
Webster Presbyterian Church
Seabrook
Order of Eastern Star
League City DeMolay Mothers’ Club
Gamblin and Holloway Reunions Highlight Brady Area
The 49th Gamblin reunion at Richards Park drew 63 relatives from San Angelo to Thibodaux and beyond with extended family members from Odessa, Brownwood, Dallas and Fort Worth. The Holloway family reunion followed at Brady Lake Pavilion with 57 attendees led by May Holloway, 92, and 3 month old Wendra Marie Morrison. The Edna Snodgrass family held a Brady Community Center gathering for 11 children and relatives from Abilene Carrollton Cuero and Brady. Areas not observing daylight saving time include Arizona Hawaii Indiana Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and American Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis
Irma Gamblin
Grace Yates
Brownwood
Effie Sansom
Odessa
Sim Gamblin
Placid
Earl
Ruth Williams
John
Willard Renfro
Ballinger
Alline Harwell
Sharon Lewis
San Angelo
Ethel Adams
Mamie Farris
Rochelle
Roy
Glenda
Don
Darla
Ben Miller
San Marcos
Glen
Ernestine
William Sansom
Linda Norrell
Lena Mae Franklin
Jocelyn
J. Don Midkiff
Rebecca Lynn Lawson
Max
Betty
Michelle
Jeffrey Yates
Helen Hucks
Brown
Louise Lynn
Brady
Jim
Cora Myers
Richland Springs
Gamblin
Richards Park
Holloway
Brady Lake Pavilion
Lonnie Holloway
Cathy
Llano
Milton Holloway
Earl Windham
Nona Wainscott
Rayford Holloway
James Windham
James A. Zumwalt
James Holloway
Otha L. Holloway
Andrew Leifeste
Edward Laird
Edna Snodgrass
Brady Community Center
Delbert O'Donald
Abilene
Kermin Snodgrass
Tammy
Farmers’ Branch
A. C. Snodgrass, Jr
Paula
Carrollton
Glyndol Snodgrass
Constance
Sissy
Mark
Cuero
la Tres
Gilbert Chance
Amarillo
Marvin Gardner
Arizona
Hawaii
Indiana
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Preston Smith Still Seen as Governor in West Texas Lore
In a Dallas Times Herald Sunday magazine, Preston Earnest Smith is described as a former governor still popularly called governor in Lubbock. A reunion copy highlights family pride and notes the Smiths remain a strong Texas presence amid national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jym Tittle
Dallas Times Herald
Preston Smith
West Texas
Preston Earnest Smith
Texas
Lubbock
Slow Pitch Finals Set for Aug 24 at Richards Park
The McCulloch County Slow Pitch Softball finals occur at 8 p m Tuesday Aug 24 at the Little League Field Richards Park. Defending champ Cox's Food Store faces Brady Realty after both clubs finished the season 9 2. Seven teams played in league action this summer with plans to crown a county champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Little League
Richards Park
Cox's Food Store
Brady Realty
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Hrady Savings and Loan
Killeen
Hrady
James Durst
Oles McMillan
Stephen Harris
Auxilian General
Arthur Neal
Neal
Information Desk
Bill Finlay
Charles Reynolds
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Clyde Maner
Bradyite
Dillon
P. L. Ulstad
Quitn Moseley
John Jones
Steve Wilson
Houston
Michael Brent
Walter Wilson
Marty
Cristi
Minnie Willis
Lois B. Freeman
Elbert Boswell
May Holloway
W. H. McLeod
Panhandle
Clarence McLeod
Albert Holloway
Loyd Holloway
Myrtle Stockbridge
Myr Britteen
Bess Holloway
Pontotoc
Odessa Dannheim
Shauna Dannheim
Joe Holloway
Wilford Stockbridge
Amos Underwood
Mason
Wilmer L. Holloway
Marvin McLeod
Charles
Fredonia
O. J. Buntyn
Sonora
Cecil Holloway
Douglas Morrison
Wendra Marie
Fayne Holloway
Temple
Wendra Marie Morrison
Joyce Snodgrass
San Antonio
Don Ziriax
Roto
Spain
Norman West
United States
Larry Garner
Charlie Bush
Richard J. Lane
Brady, Texas
Palace Theatre
South
Blackburn
Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid” Sew
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Brady Savings & Loan Little League
Gene McMillan
Scott Ellison
Michael Garcia
Russell Slone
Smith Harol
General Telephone
Bank Americard
Jack Winier
Fabric Center
New Rochelle
Perry's
Perry
Krinkle
Puets
Perry’s
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