Garden Club gifts enhance library collection and memorials
Library News notes Garden Club members donated garden and plant books as a memorial to former members. Memorial books honor loved ones and remain for all to use. The library stresses donations of paperback novels and old college books for loan use.
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Celestine Sibley
Marjorie Holmes
Golden Hands
William T. Innes
Garden Club
State FHA Officer Addresses Homemakers Meeting
Junior and Senior Future Homemakers heard Cindy Joseph of Hamilton, third vice president of the State FHA, share Bicentennial celebration ideas at The Mercury Ladies' Club regular meeting in the Community Center presided by Virginia Eckert. The group discussed flag etiquette, a fashion assembly, quilt raffle, Bicentennial Blossom, old home tours, a museum dinner, and a colonial reception. Dottie Van Dyke was elected voting delegate to the area meeting in Stephenville. a reception followed.
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Cindy Joseph
Hamilton
FHA
Mercury Ladies’ Club
Virginia Eckert
Valentine
Mamie Farris
Bonnie Adams
Ethel Adams
Francis Caraway
Jessie Mae Cox
Blanche Doyal
Alpha Eckert
Dale King
Faye Knutson
Isola Long
Kaye McKee
Eula Miller
Joe Nell Miller
Joseph
Miss Simmons
Texas
Museum Committee
Dottie van Dyke
Stephenville
Fife News Notes Cemetery Trees Fire and Local Happenings
In Fife Texas on February 24, updates include live oak trees planted in Fife cemetery by Brady's Rockwell Nursery and irrigation efforts. District 4-H Food Show entrant Becky, with her family, won a blue ribbon in Sweetwater. Fire department aided a brush fire near Dennis Hodges home to prevent damage. The community discusses Bicentennial homecoming plans for May 30 and Heart Fund drive results. Local visits feature many residents and travels to Abilene, Brady, San Angelo, and Fort Worth.
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Fife
Tex
Fife Cemetery
Rockwell Nursery
Brady
H. D. Roberts
Becky
Sweetwater
Abilene
Bill Galloway
Nancy Turner
Dennis Hodges
Brady Fire Department
Floyd Tedder
San Antonio
W. W. Tedder
E. L. Marshall
Lohn Tabernacle
James Finlay
H. D
Morris Roberts
S. J. Purcell
Allie Nelson
San Angelo
Brady Variety Club Hosts Craft Program Morning Meeting
Dorothy Lafuente attended the Brady Variety Club craft session at the Housing Center at 9 30 a m Monday. She displayed macrame plant hangers using jute cord or rug yarn with wood beads and rings. Mrs Winnie D Browning served chocolate cake squares with whipped cream and coffee to attendees including Myrtle Kennedy Lela Brock Spencer Engdahl E Holbrook Lois Freeman Jane Johnson and Browning.
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Dorothy Lafuente
Brady Variety Club
Housing Center
Angel of the Lord halts plague over Jerusalem
In a biblical account from I Chronicles 21 14 16 the Lord sends an angel to destroy Jerusalem as 70 000 die but repents and commands the angel to stop. David and the elders clad in sackcloth fall before the Lord seeking mercy as the sword is stayed.
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Jerusalem
David
Heaven
Earth
How to Enjoy a Party When Dieting Says Aunt Ida
A healthful party guide advises planning before events. Call the hostess to learn the menu and set a strategy, choosing greens, salads, and permitted bites. If needed, offer to bring food and sip nonalcoholic drinks to stay sociable. Be pleasant and focus on pleasure over stress. A free booklet, The 12 Most Common Mistakes Dieters Make, is offered by Jean Nidetch.
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Ida
Dave
Aristotle
Goaun
Kinacs
Harold
Jean Nidetch
Texas hotel tax powers expand to all cities in Texas
Texas cities may impose a hotel and motel occupancy tax up to three percent to fund convention and tourism promotion. The law previously limited this to towns above 5,000, but now all cities can adopt the tax with proceeds restricted to promotion. The Comptroller mails records to assist tax collection and information sharing.
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Austin
Texas
Comptroller's Department
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Texas Public Schools Week Opens Classrooms
Supt. Carroll Tatum announces Texas Public Schools Week inviting parents and the public to visit open classrooms from elementary through high school. He says the event boosts understanding of the school system and invites civic input to support school improvements. Swallow your pride occasion ally, it's non fattening.
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Texas Public Schools
Carroll Tatum
Tatum
Vet Land Board Plans Bond Sale Amid Backlog Of Applications
Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong says the Veterans Land Board will sell new bonds in early April if conditions allow but does not guarantee reopening the program. The backlog stands at 3 721 and 1 700+ applications flooded the system in December. The goal is to fund existing applicants and about 300 more, with possible reopening to new applicants by fall if markets permit, likely mid summer 1976 at the earliest.
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Bob Armstrong
Veterans Land Program
Veterans Land Board
Armstrong
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