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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1971
Page
4
Renee Taylor surveys the Hunza valley, the famed Valley of Eternal Youth, detailing age defiance through vigorous games, extended walking, and lifelong labor. The book cites 85 year olds leaping, 145 year olds playing, and a culture of youthfulness, wisdom, health, and harmony.
The Melvin Twentieth Century Club gathered February 11 at the Krieg home. President Sally Taylor led the meeting with reports on art involvement. Officers for next year include Taylor as president, Loeffler as vice president, Hendon as secretary, Sorrell as treasurer, Krieg and Gage as reporters, and Murray as parliamentarian.
The Brady Home Demonstration Club met February 23 at Mrs. G O Darleys home. Officers elected were C L Terry president Emmett Damron vice president and Darley alternate to the council delegate. Guest speaker Mrs Edward Geeslin spoke on Peter Marshall and read The Keeper of the Springs. Coffee and pie followed the program.
A. B. Crump thanks the second floor nurses and Dr. McCulloch for care during a hospital stay at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital and also expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for thoughtful cards.
The Fife Friendship Club gathers at Mrs. W. L. Isaacs home on Feb 11 for a brief business session and a Lincoln and Washington program. Mrs. Isaacs shares notes on Lincoln including a visit to the Ford Theatre and shows pictures. Mrs. Utsey leads Washington’s Mount Vernon discussion. Refreshments of apple pie coffee and roasted pecans are served to Mrs. Utsey Mrs. Lohn Mr. Hickman and Mr. Finlay. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Hickman on March 11.
The Mercury Ladies' Club met at 2 p m February 17 with Mrs. Clifton Turner presiding. Mrs. Bart Long called the roll and read the minutes. Members voted to buy curtain material for the community center and then exchanged secret pal Valentine gifts after bingo. refreshments were served by Mrs. Ethel Adams to a group including Turner Long Underwood Eckert Penn Cox and Miller.
Sorrowful note from MR. AND MRS. PAUL BOWMAN thanks friends for condolence and kindness after their grandson Robert L. Halverson Jr. was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery with a full military funeral. Memorials directed to the new hospital fund.
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