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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1970
Page
4
Madame X a noted astrologer held the Sorosis Club spellbound with personal horoscope readings at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Aubrey Davee. She dressed in costume with a crystal ball and revealed zodiac traits for each member, predicting love, travel and wealth, with plaques bearing names and signs.
Local notes report numerous New Year and Christmas visits across Texas. Gene Middleton in Euless. Ray Blackwell with sister in Stephenville. families of Leifeste, Harris, Waldrep, Fortson, Ward, Middleton, Gardner, Lundquist, Peters, and Jacobson share holidays and travels. Amy Elizabeth Jacobson born November 22 in Dallas. Jacobsons reunite with relatives for football in the Cotton Bowl.
The Melvin Twentieth Century Club met December 18 at the home of Mrs. B. R. Taliaferro for a Christmas buffet. President Mrs. Raymond Murray welcomed members and guests Mrs. Dan Taylor and Barbara Murray. A social committee buffet preceded carol singing and Christmas gift exchanges.
Mr and Mrs John F Wilton of Richland Springs were honored December 27 for their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Lowake. Hosts were their children T A Wilton Sr Brady and Mrs Henry LeBow McAllen.
Registrar Robert A. Lacey announced 1 079 candidates for mid term graduation at Texas A M University. Commencement will be Jan 17. Of the degrees, 684 seek baccalaureates 257 masters 138 doctorates. Brady natives Gilbert Raymond Engdahl and William Mark Day are among degree candidates. A L Fortson of Big Spring visited Otha Fortson.
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