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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
2
A reflective note asks if simple greetings and holiday symbols bring happiness. The author expresses comfort from prayers answered, a son recovering from surgery, a cousin doing well, and hopes for a merry Christmas with snow and moist air. It references McCulloch County as context.
The Heart of Texas Minine Corp held a Christmas party in the school cafeteria for employees and their families last Friday. Dallas residents Mr Henry McCabe and Mr Don Rudie attended with their families, company officials Jimmy Herringon led carols, and McCabe announced salary increases effective December 19. Christmas bonuses totaling 2500 dollars were distributed to staff, with Santa Claus giving gifts to children.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Davenport honored their daughter Angela with a party on Friday December 16 to celebrate her ninth birthday. Games were played and decorated cupcakes pintch candy canes and chocolate balls were served to the honoree and guests Jimmie Evans Trends Menefield Debbie Tenfield Linda Telpe Rhonda Stuart Sandy Neal and Alan Davenport. Also present were her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ebner Crumley.
Rochelle 4 H Club met on December 14 at the Rochelle Community Center for a Yuletide party. Members exchanged gifts and sang carols. Attendees included Boren family, Vickie McBee, Linda Roberts, Cynthia Poe, Cathy Parks, Elaine Hurd, Rickey Lively, and Kyle Moselsy among others. Adults leading the group were Mrs. Buck Thompson and Mrs. Robbye Hurd. The 441 Club plans a 10 pm meeting at the Rocchelle Center with Vicki Camptin presenting. A visiting student, Conrad Geestin of Culver Military Institute, arrived to spend Christmas with his grandparents.
The Sorests Club held its annual Christmas dinner Tuesday night December 20 at Mrs. M. M. Bradham’s home. Hostesses included Mrs. Ernst Tetons Mrs. EK A Ivy and Mrs. Earl Todd. A buffet featured wild turkey dressing cranberry molded celery bean salad hot rolls pecan pie and coffee.
Susan Hays thanks Brady merchants for supporting her event and expresses gratitude to friends for their congratulations.
The National Cunard Armory hosted a Christmas dance on December 17 with 19 squares formed by visiting couples from San Angelo and Brownwood and led by teenioe caller Dub McDaniel. Decorations and refreshments accompanied prize registrations and gifts from club president Allison Gotcher to Mel McDaniel.
The Brady Pand Roosters announces a drive to grow band membership from 106 to 250 by May 1967. Parents of beginners and junior high students are urged to join, with a one dollar annual fee, to fund instruments and uniforms. contact Miss Nancy Hill at 597 3423 or mail to Box 92.
Grandson of OV) and Mrs W D Cornelius of Brady announces the birth in Del Rio on December 13 of a boy weighing seven pounds five ounces named David Carl. Parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Sykes Mes formerly Glenda Cornelius. They have an older son Stephen, 214. Grandmother Mrs Misser Sykes of San Antonio also noted.
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