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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
5
A Brady McCulloch County column recalls a friend joking about cold feet and gray hair at a church dinner. The piece notes a hospital visit explanation and shares local weather mentions and a wave of new Brady residents moving in from San Angelo Cedar Hill Lubbock Ballinger Meridian and more.
Mr and Mrs Dennie Ray Short plan a Brady home at 100714 Church Street after their wedding trip following a Nov 23 ceremony at the 4th and Bridge Street Church of Christ. The bride Linda Jean Poe wore Chantilly lace. maid of honor Geneva Stephenson. best man Tommy Wallace. reception at the groom’s parents home with pink carnation decor and a three tier cake. Out of town guests included relatives from Coahoma Kerrville and others.
Mrs. Tino Barrera honored her sister Jessie Rubio on her 12th birthday Friday Dec 7 at her home. Refreshments included red punch cake squares with white icing cookies and candy for Sassie and Henry Niaves Linda Haro Tommy and Connie Robles Bennie and Sylvia Galindo Lucy Munoz Yolanda Perez Elva Gutierrez Mercie Galindo Gloria Lucy and Diamantina Ledezma Irene Elgueseba Flroy Sanchez Ray Garza Pete Perez Raymond Lafuente and Dolores Barrera.
Mrs Lowell Smith of Placid is a patient at M D Anderson Hospital in Houston and is reported to be getting along very well. Friends may address cards to her care of M D Anderson Hospital Room 315 East Houston. She is attended by her sons Luther and Glenn and their wives.
Melvin and family living at 607 Laurel and Rev Mickey Warlick Baptist minister with wife and child come to Brady from Brooke Smith and stay at 601 S China. Welcome to Brady, Heart of Texas city. learn to love it here.
The Mothers Helpers unit of the Busy Bee 4-H Club met at Mrs Bill EKisenbeck's home on Wednesday afternoon November 5. Six girls attended and learned to mash potatoes and prepare an apple celery salad under the leader's guidance.
The Twentieth Century Club hosted Dr Stella Traweek on December 3 sharing her South American tour experiences. She recalled travel hardships and vivid sights including the Hidden City of the Incas and native crafts. The club plans a Christmas party with gifts for a needy child and welcomed new member Mrs Recil Walker.
Readers are invited to visit the Standard Herald to view a large assortment of new Christmas cards. The ad promotes seasonal selections and encourages shoppers to browse the displays.
The Melvin Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Barnett home on Monday December 3 for a Christmas themed Yule party. The worship center featured a Bible wreaths and candles while six ladies lit candles at the table. Refreshments of sandwiches cake coffee and tea were served to members and guests including Mrs Randahl Carlson Mrs G C Hubbard and Mrs Carroll Barnett, with Mrs Randahl Carlson a guest.
Here Past Week Mrs W J Smith of Balls accompanied her son Howard Smith. Mrs Smith and son Kenneth visited Brady for the weekend with her son L B Smith and family. Also Mr and Mrs Howard Smith and son visited her parents Mr and Mrs J L Ward of Voca and her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Vernon Crawford and three sons of Brady.
Twenty members of the 4 H Good Citizen Club met Tuesday November 4 at the McCulloch County Home Demonstration Agent office where they learned to make Christmas wreaths.
Gary Cochran of Paris traveled to Brady with Dr. C D Barker and Carl D Barker Jr. They stayed with Mr and Mrs J R Cochran and enjoyed a deer hunting trip on Saturday during the weekend visit.
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