Card of Thanks from the Smith and Anderson families
The Smith and Anderson families express deep gratitude for the comfort and help shown during their recent sadness. They thank friends for support and kindness.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1958
Page
5
The Smith and Anderson families express deep gratitude for the comfort and help shown during their recent sadness. They thank friends for support and kindness.
At the University of Texas dances, stags are fading away as couples dominate the scene. Director Jitter Nolen notes the shift from stag bids to single dates, with stags disappearing after the Oklahoma game each fall.
The Russell family Mr and Mrs Bob Russell with children Terry two and Mark one have moved to 1700 North Park St from Richland Springs. Mr Russell works for the Highway Department and Mrs Russell, a registered nurse, is doing night shifts at Brady Hospital.
Rochelle Study Club members met Monday afternoon November 24 at the Memorial Community Center to discuss Consumer Problems in Today's Living. Mrs. Walter Hurd spoke on shopping and food color, while Mrs. N G Swenson described safe guarding buying and Mrs. George Harris showcased new cotton and synthetic materials and Christmas gifts.
A. E. Archer, hospitalized at Brady Hospital since November 25, is much improved and expected to be discharged early next week. He will then visit Austin as a guest of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Noble Prentice for several weeks.
The Tuesday Club met November 26 at Richards Memorial Library to honor Mrs. J A Maxwell longtime member who died recently. Mrs Pinkerton led the service. Mrs Barry Francks donated the book Leaves of Gold in her memory. soloist Mrs Marion Dale Rice sang Come Ye Blessed of My Father with piano by Mrs Bobby Lee Miller.
The East Sweden Home Demonstration Club held its final regular meeting of the year on December 3 at 2 30 pm in the club room. President Mrs Howard Salter opened with a Christmas meditation and roll call of verses. The group voted to send a combined birthday Christmas gift to a patient in the State Hospital in Abilene. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 17 at 2 pm in the community club room. Mrs Frank V Hurd presented a program on Christmas Gift Wrapping and displays of package decorations. Refreshments were served by the hostess and members including one new member Mrs Jarvis Johnson and guests Mrs Bill Woodard and her daughter Dew.
The Brady Junior High sixth grade 4 H Club met December 2 in the Lutheran Parish Hall with 10 members. Mrs Vyvien Duncan home demonstration agent led a Christmas crafts demonstration and every member made a decoration. Games followed before adjournment. Members present include Kathy Malone Vicki Fowler Patsy Carr Billie Jean Sellman Gay Mathews Jeanagayle Deeds Patricia Short Connie Reyes Alice Ledezma Mary Ziriax Ann Yarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bradley returned Monday afternoon from Dallas and Mesquite where they spent a week over the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ruff and family. They were met by their son W. D. Bradley and wife and son Hank of Oklahoma and their daughter Mrs. John L. Davis and son Brad and daughter Gail of Lubbock. The family also attended the TCU SMU game.
Vernon Dorsett and Korky Steffens of the Brady chapter of the Southwest Football Officials Association were selected to officiate Mason's Friday night quarterfinal game and Talco's similar assignment in Hillsboro. The third straight playoffs feature Dorsett and Steffens calling for Mason. Weekend guests of Mrs. Frances Miarey were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carey of Austin.
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