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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1955
Page
4
Rev. Travis McNair spoke to Brady High School students during an assembly as part of a series of religious talks by Brady ministers. Several Brady residents and patients from Brady Hospital were listed as able to return home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Blauvelt of Rochelle spent Saturday through Monday as a patient in Brady Hospital.
Mrs Timoeto Ruiz of Brady was admitted to Brady Hospital on Tuesday morning for evaluation and treatment.
The San Antonian Roy Akers spoke on the Consec ration of Your Life to Christ at the Baptist Brotherhood gathering in the church Fellowship Hall with 50 men present. The group plans to meet again on the evening of March 21.
The Brady Tuesday Club met February 22 at Mrs. Duke Mann's home with co host Mrs. H C Roth. Members discussed air pollution caused by motor vehicles factories and other machinery and cited smog incidents in London Los Angeles and Pennsylvania as health threats.
The article describes Sam, who despite obstacles earned funds for education through work in a mess hall, horse barns, oil fields, truck driving, and butchery. He plans to graduate this June, join the Air Force to learn to fly, then use an animal husbandry degree as a cattle buyer for a meat packing company. The piece commends the scholar ship selection as fitting and timely.
Mt Calvary Lutheran Church LWML met Feb 21 in Parish Hall with 20 members and two guests present. Officers led the session, devotion cited John 15, and the Rev. Hedemann discussed Community Service. A pink and blue shower for Mrs. Hamilton followed, refreshments were served.
The First Baptist Church WMS held a Monday gathering with a business meeting and a Royal Service Mission program focused on El Camino in Cuba. Mrs. Fowler led prayer, reports were given, a Cuba map display highlighted 700 miles of Central Highway, and 30 members plus 25 visitors attended with refreshments served.
A reference notes that collective farming units in the Soviet Union are called Colkhoz. The term denotes state organized agrarian collectives prevalent in mid-20th century USSR.
The Neva Striegler Circle of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harold Denton. Mrs. D. A. Harkrider presented a program on Brotherly Love and reminded members of World Day of Prayer services at 3 p.m. Friday at Brady Presbyterian Church. Valentine cookies were packed for college students away from home. The next meeting is set for March 16 at Mrs. Ed Broad's home. Attendees included Mrs. Lewis Bell and others plus visitors Mrs. A W. Hinchman and Mrs. Roy Hill iard.
Mrs Dallas Miller was hostess with Mrs G T Gleaton as co host when the 20th Century Club met Wednesday evening Mrs Roger George spoke on Home Time Management and Mrs W L Bryson discussed The Family Plays in the Work and Play in Family Living program Mrs George urged scheduling budgeting and planning to manage daily duties and Mrs Bryson said family fun strengthens bonds The president Mrs Tommy Ereckson led the business session with other members named.
McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council hosted Mrs. Earl Beavers of San Angelo, field representative for the American Cancer Society, as guest speaker. She outlined education, service, and research efforts, noting films for doctors and public, clinics for patients, and funding for cancer research. she demonstrated how to make cancer dressings. The Mercury Home Demonstration Club joined the council with its president and officers, along with 17 members, five visitors, and Mrs. Janice Bray attending.
Brownie Troop 2 held a Tuesday afternoon party to honor Lord and Lady Baden Powell, founders of Girl Scouts in England. Each Brownie donated coins matching her age to support Juliette Lowe’s Girl Scouts of America fund as they joined in games and learned outdoor flag ceremony skills with refreshments for many named attendees.
Tuesday admittances at Brady Hospital included Winston Becker Tommy McWilliams and W R Pence of Brady. Mr and Mrs Timoeto Ruiz of Brady welcomed a son born at Brady Hospital on Tuesday.
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