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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1965
Page
3
The writer recalls aging, the joy of grandchildren, and the sorrow of losing neighbors and friends like Mr. Bert Hughes and Wiley Walker. She remembers shared moments, family growth, and hopes for sons returning from service to rebuild Brady.
Mrs E W Nelson presided over the Melvin Woman's Missionary Society regular meeting at the Melvin Methodist Church. The lesson stood on Standing In the Gap with scripture Acts 1534 6. A poem Consecration was read by Randahl Carlson and prayers closed the gathering.
Seventeen members and guest Mrs. George Harris heard talks on medical care needs at the Richards Memorial Library club meeting. Mrs. A. W. Moseley spoke on nurse needs citing an Edith Agnes article on bedside nurse shortages and overworked staff. Mrs. Duke Mann argued for more doctors, noting education costs and school scarcity. Books collected will be donated to Dunbar School.
Mr and Mrs W E Braly visited Brady to see brothers Eu Braly and Houston Braly with Mrs Braly. Eugene Braly, patient at Brady Hospital, is reported much improved and may be released this weekend.
Members of the Brady Masonic Lodge and their spouses were hosted Friday night at the Masonic Banquet Hall by the Order of Eastern Star Chapter 167 to honor the lodge’s new elevator to the Masonic Hall. The event featured invocations, introductions of district and lodge leaders, a musical program by Brady Rainbow Girls and a speaker, Judge K O Ellington.
Tarleton State College sophomore Kenneth E. Dahlberg of Melvin, majoring in pre engineering, is placed on the Distinguished Students list for fall semester 1964-65 with at least 15 semester hours and a GPA of 2.25 with no grade below C.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hall announce the birth of a granddaughter born Wednesday February 24 at Medical and Surgical Hospital. The infant weighs eight pounds. Parents are Mr and Mrs Max Morris of Brady and Baltimore Maryland. The Morrisses have a son Fred Max four and a half years old. Grandparents are Mr Floye Morris of Lit id.
Mrs Posey Collins spoke at the Beta Sigma Phi meeting held at the Slaughter home on Feb 22. She and husband shared color slides from their Europe trip highlighting art galleries. The group planned charity and Queen's Coronation events and allocated funds for the Heart Fund and cancer education.
Rochelle PTA met February 15 in the school lunchroom with Mrs. Jacob Mohr presiding. County Superintendent J. K. Herrington spoke on Our American Heritage detailing the struggle for freedom from early settlers to the Declaration of Independence and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Mrs. Clyde Mathews celebrated PTA birthday with history of the organization. district conference set for Austin March 31. Room awards went to second and ninth grades.
Mrs. Fuller Self presided over a Tuesday mission study session of the WMS at First Baptist Brady. The 11 am to 2 pm gathering, hosted at the Wood home, featured Mrs. Jerry Wood discussing Winds of Change and addressing barriers to Christian mission work amid Home Mission fields.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Reed of Brady observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday February twenty fifth with an open house at their home from two to four p.m. Hosts are their children P. T. Reed Jr. of Kermit Dwight W. Reed of Dallas Bill Warren Reed of Grand Falls Bobby Dwaine Reed of Abilene Mrs. Gene Browning of Lake Jackson and Joe Dale Reed and Danny Don Reed of Brady. Friends and relatives are invited to call during the hours.
Mrs George Cade and Mrs E M Appletton attended an Elizabeth Arden School held last Thursday at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Austin. The event was conducted by Mrs Terese De Vore.
Residing in Liberal Kansas Mr and Mrs Bill Street former Odessa residents. Street works at Sivella Tanks Inc. Mrs W A Hicks recently visited Liberal guest of her daughter and son in law. Weather described as very nice and pleasant during her stay.
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