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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1959
Page
5
A compact published notice from Brady Texas sources lists periodical details, pricing per column inch and word, and advertising rates. It includes names such as L. B. Sawlis and C. Reed with roles as editor and advertising manager, plus policy notes on corrections and entertainment charges.
Farms' Family by Mus Vyyvien HM Duncan notes enrichment improves nutrition. All refined wheat flour and bread are enriched by law. corn meal rice and grits only sometimes enriched. Added iron and B vitamins aid minerals, with calcium sometimes included. Studies show enrichment helps low income diets.
The bulletin compiles corn meal and grits based recipes with tips on enriched labels. It includes Texas corn bread method using corn meal, baking powder, soda and buttermilk, plus a lemon gelatin dessert and an oatmeal ball treat. Four-H week notes urge 4-H members to prepare displays and demonstrations.
Mr and Mrs Jack Garner and Sharon of Doole were guests of Mr and Mrs Preston Donoho and Mike of Odessa and Mr and Mrs Jack Towery and children of Midland. Mrs Donoho and Mrs Towery are Garner daughters. The Garners also visited Mrs Garner’s sister Mrs Carroll McBride and family of Odessa.
Rochelle Study Club met in the Memorial Community Center to view slides titled Travelogue New World of Ideas in Home Decorating. Mrs Billy Moseley and Mrs O J Scoggin led the program with 49 room settings from South American designs provided by the Celanese Corporation. A door prize of silk dress length went to Mrs O C Williamson. a business meeting followed with a petition from the General Federation of Women's Clubs National Safety.
The Pora J. Sanderford Circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Vanard Young with Mrs. J. J. Jordan giving the devotional and Mrs. W. K. Cobb presenting the Mission Study. Reports from committee chairmen were heard as refreshments were served.
A meeting chaired to promote stricter enforcement of driver license regulations was followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. Frank V. Hurd Mrs. Leon Lee and Mrs. Wesley Bratton. Attending members included Mrs. Stacey Oliver Mrs. Leon Lee and other local residents with several guests listed by name.
The Damrosch Music Club met on February 17 at Richards Memorial Library with hostess Mrs. F. W. Lazalier. The luncheon closing the club year will be May 2, guest speaker Mrs. R. Coleman, 6th District president of San Saba. A nominating committee of Mrs. B. Simpson, Mrs. James Walton, and Mrs. Otto Frederick was named to report next meeting.
Friends of Girl Scouting report strong cookie sales for the Brady unit with four girls earning Achievement Awards for selling eight boxes each. Community support buys cookies to fund camping facilities as the sale continues and households are urged to place orders via LY 77-7484.
H T Kirby presented the hymn City of God How Broad and Fair with poet and composer credits. Mrs Watson accompanied as they sang Handel's Creation excerpt and practiced anthems by Mrs Glen Darat state music club president for the March meeting.
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