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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1954
Page
5
Mrs Ellen Deland and her son Larl from Ozona are visiting Brady friends. Mrs Deland will stay a week with Mr and Mrs M P Pearson while Mr Deland returns to Ozona. During the Brady visit she advanced her Brady Standard subscription date by one year.
Pioneer McCulloch County resident Mrs. M. L. Williams observed her eighty seventh birthday at her Camp San Saba home on November 27. She hosted ten children including Mrs. J. B. Christian Eldorado and Mrs. Joe Kidd Mason along with nine grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
Mrs J P Arledge entertained at Richards Park for her daughter Carol Marler s twelfth birthday with sister Mrs Jewel Paul assisting. Cake and soda pop, games, and a gathering of friends including Pat Malone Don Reagan Susy Allen Joyce Haynes Beverly Wilkerson Olga Lu Cavin Anna Christine Allen Gregory Dye Diane Finlay Patricia Kuhlman Charlotte Kay Kyzar Barbara McCord Sammy Lou Speegle Tony Fleming Claud Allen Ryan Kenneth Bode Orville Wright Eddie Tinnie Hunter Wiggs ton Jimmie Ables Linden Marile and Mary Ann Marler attended.
Brownie Troop 9 met Wednesday afternoon at the Girl Scout Little House with thirteen members and one visitor. Mrs. C. A. Huff led as leader with assistants Mrs. Audrey Wilhelm Mrs. H. O. Broad and Mrs. J. J. Seal. Officers elected Kay Oates president Judy Wilhelm vice president Shiela Knutson treasurer Anna Beth Rutherford secretary. Mrs. Seals shared a Thanksgiving story and Mrs. Broad led the Brownie Smile Song. Chocolate drop cookies were served.
Cheryl Lynn Broad, Janie Chew, Marilyn Schoenewolf, Linda Huff, Geanine Seals, Vickie Fowler, Vicki Griffith, Shirley Jean Wootan, Daryl York and a visitor Janie January attended a community gathering. The list reads as a roster of participants from several households.
Troop 9 Brownies gathered Wednesday at the Girl Scout Little House with Mrs D A Huff as leader and Mrs Howard Broad as assistant. They played games sang songs and enjoyed hot chocolate with nibbles. Present were Cheryl Lynn Broad Janie Crew Vickie Fowler Vicki Griffith Shelia Knutson Kay Oates Annabeth Rutherford Marilyn Schoonewolf Shirley Wootan Jimmy January and the
The Standard store features Hallmark greeting cards for all occasions including birthdays weddings and anniversaries. Shoppers can find a wide selection of designs and prices to suit every recipient and event.
Joyce Caylor, bride-elect of Bobbye Hurd, was honored at a coffee and pantry shower Tuesday at Mrs. Jack Chandler’s home. The affair featured orchid and white chrysanthemum arrangements, a corsage for the honoree, and a reception setup with guests listed as registering and gifting in attendance.
Brady High School PTA regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday December 7 at 9 30 a m in the high school auditorium. A joint meeting with the student body follows at 10 30 a m with Miss Lucille Wates speech class in charge of the program.
Mr and Mrs Don Johnson spent from last Wednesday until Monday as the guests of their son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Franklin Johnson of Bryan.
Cub Scout Den 1 reactivated Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. M. F. Tittle's home with seven boys Gary Brown Charles Dicker Larry Flanagan Mike Ruff Danny Shaw Karlton Steffens Melvin Tittle. Mrs. C. E. Brown was named assistant Den mother and six mothers attended for a discussion on meeting dates.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Tittle welcomed Lee Ray Miller and son Lee Ray Jr. of Lampasas, Jimmie Reader and Sharon Sue of Hobbs New Mexico, M. J. Kuykendall and Mike of Cherokee, and Gayle Tittle of Fort Hood for Thanksgiving.
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