Christmas Holiday Visitors Across Texas and Nearby States Mentioned
Mercury Texas lists visitors during Christmas and New Year holidays including families from Odessa Big Spring San Angelo Hawley Joshua Bur le eon Fort Worth and others. Names show multiple Dennis families and relatives visiting from Fort Worth Dallas Grand Prairie Brownwood and Menard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Texas
Elgin Dennis
J. L. Dennis
Ben
James
Odessa
Sam Dennis
Scott
Gerald
Denise
Big Spring
Myrle Roberts
Marla
San Angelo
Jerry Dennis
Terri
Terance
Junior Beasley
Sue
Steve
Larry
Danny Joe
Deanie
Dennis
Hawley
Juanita Singleton
Joshua
Jackie Singleton
Baby
Burleeon
Lorene Reese
Jody
Fort Worth
Jessie Bush
John Sansom
Sade
Goldshore
Charley Tom Straley
John
Kim
Clyde
T. W. Sansom
Dudley Sansom
Jessie Farris
van Long
Marvin Farris E
Greg Farris
Curtie Farris
Don Kemp
Arthur Lee Farris
Dallas
Dick Hoffman
Grand Prairie
Adrian Farria
Qrona
Joe McDowell
Menard
Walt Jones
Moris Ketcham
Brownwood
Community News Roundup from Mercury Area
Mrs L C Underwood reports car accident victim Bruce Deeds recovering in a San Angelo hospital after surgery on broken bones. Notices include holiday visits among local families, kidney of Lovelace family passing away in Brownwood, and friends visiting Brownwood and Fort Worth relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Deeds
San Angelo
Mere
Clarence Deeds
U. ©. Underwood
Elaine Moss
Elizabeth
Frownwood
Brattons
Brattons and the Underwoods
Erich Lemke
Gerald Wayne
Liesa
Underwood
Gloria’ Jean Adame
Mare Hardin Baylor
Belton
Frank Adams
Johnny Kirklan
Susan Michelle
Dallas
Adams
Gare Weatherman
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Mel
Ray Weatherman
Debbie
Melody
Paul Kruckemeier
Wilmer Kruckemeier
Chery
Janice
A&m University
College Station
Ken Lovelace
Brownwood
RK. F
Las Vegas
Calif
Paul Dessa
Ben T. Lovelace
Davie Morris Funeral Chapel
East Lawn
Lovelace
Bore
Be Strong and Teach for the Pearson Family
The note expresses gratitude and faith as a teacher departs. It speaks of shared knowledge and love, urging strength and wisdom while serving God. The writer notes duties remain and celebrates a calling to guide children toward growth and learning in a new setting.
Kitchen Shower for Miss Simpson in Leach Home
Neighbors gathered at Mrs. Lois Leach residence on January 2 at 2 50 p m to honor Miss Sidonie Simpson bride elect of Butch Thornton with a surprise kitchen shower. Gifts were opened with Miss Mary Kvridae assisting and refreshments of cookies punch and coffee were served by hostesses Mrs Leach Mrs Fayrene Kaby and Mrs R Greathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simpson
Leach
Lois Leach
Sidonie Simpson
Butch” Thornton
Mary Kvridae
Mrs Leach
Fayrene Kaby
R. Greathouse
Margaret Neal
John Massey
Jack Simpson
Dean Johnson
TH. KE. Wood
Vera Miers
Lois Simpson
Pauline Flannigan
Mary Evridge
Sorosis Club Discusses Conservation Topic at Meeting
The Sorosis Club met in Richards Memorial Library Clubroom Tuesday evening to hear a program titled Conservation one of America's Greatest Problems of Today and Tomorrow. Mrs Ernat Tetens introduced the program as chairman. roll call named a Texas animal, bird, or tree. papers by Mrs G C Stanley stand in for her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Richards Memorial Library
America
Ernat Tetens
Texas
G. C. Stanley
M. R. Willhelm
E. H. Ivy
United States
Holiday Events Revealed at Club
The China Elementary 4 H Club met at the school at 3 50 on Jan 7. President Deborah Probst opened the meeting as 12 members answered roll call with news of a holiday event. The program The 90 Per cent You was presented by the home demonstration agent. Members learned how to make Christmas card baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Elementary
Deborah Probst
Community notes from Ro cher e ll e include high score winner
The 42 Club met last Saturday with Leland Banks winning high score amid a gathering of Ro cher e lle residents. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Nelson Ricker Michelle Dale and the Banks, hot chocolate and cake were served by S E Cox E K Smith and B A Jones. Also listed are local residents and visitors with updates on moves and school connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchell
Leland Banks
Nelson Ricker
Michelle and
Dale
Rochelle
Postesses
Mines
S. E. Cox
E. K. Smith
B. A. Jones
Lavon Beakley
Rule
Bob Beak
Tarleton State
Arthur Mitchel
Holt
Bob Cowans
Christmas Cheer at Shuffield Rest Home
Thanks to many people who made everyone happy at Shuffield Rest Home at Christmas. We will be looking for you again next year. Patients and staff of Shuffield Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuffield Rest Home
Card of appreciation to Brady and Melvin Fire Depts
Mr and Mrs Will Isaacs express heartfelt thanks to the Brady and Melvin Fire Departments for their prompt response in extinguishing a grass fire on their property. Gratitude is extended to all others who assisted faithfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Melvin
Will Isaacs
Twentieth Century Club elects new officers
The Twentieth Century Club met at Richards Memorial Library. Mrs. Lee Hodges presided as members elected a new slate: Neal Selt president, Glenn Sherrod vice president, Leslie Quain secretary, Spencer Ingdahl treasurer, H. G. Huddiler reporter, and Lee Hodes president's aide. Mrs. Sherrod spoke on Heritage of the Texas Women. Hostesses were Mrs. W. C. Bowden and Mrs. John O. Willman. twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Richards Memorial Library
Lee Hodges
W. C. Rewden
Neal Selt
Glenn Sherrod
Leslie Quain
Spencer Ingdahl
H. G., Huddiler
Lee Hodes
Felt
Sherrod
Webster
Rich ards Memorial Library reports gains in 1968
Mrs. Robert Graham reports 11 456 books checked out with 289 new family patron units added. Teachers used many books, 404 new books acquired, average daily circulation about 125. Interlibrary loan requests averaged three weekly. Friends of the Library sponsored summer reading and weekly story hours. Board endorses Texas Library Stat ems Net and plans yearbook purchase and magazine subscriptions. Meeting lists attendees and upcoming events in Houston and April 1 luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Richards Memorial Library Board
Mra
Rf. Wulff
Graham
Inter
John Jones
F. R. Wulff, Jr
Friends of the Library
Wulff
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Mercury News
L. C. Underwood
Frank Parke
Port Lavaca
J. L. Farris
Jimmy
Arthur Mitchell
Glanell Long
Horace Carothers
Memorial Hospital
Harris Hospital
Adolph
Roy Ragsdale
Mgr
Terence Stamp
Joanna Petiet
Isabel Corey
Roger Duchesne
Daniel Cauchy
Valley of the Dolls
Barbara Parkins
Patty Duke
Paul Burke
Louis Aguilar
Howard Orval Broad
Cheryl Lyn
Charles Joseph Hightower
Charles Howard Hightower
Mason
First United Methodist Church
Miss Broad
Brady High School
Nurses
Rainbow Girls
Angelo State College
Mason High School
University of Texas
American National Bank
Austin
Ira V. Pearson
Bill Boswell
Pearson
Mies
Marion Williamson
Annie Bryson
Faye McNatt
Henry Leach
Linda Mitchel
20Th Century Club
Jane Long
Mrs. Sherrod
Sarah. Hughes
W. C. Bowden
John O. Willman
the Standard-Herald
Bership
Willard Kyzar
Omer Hall
SS. Pumphrey
Arthur Neal
Budster
Library State Conference
Houston
Library
Mmes. Jones
Hall
Kyzar
B. \. Italium
Pumphrey
K. DD. Lindesy
Marahall Bean
F. Re Wulff, Jr. Neal
F. Re Wulff
Mle
Enka
A. Tiera
Baird
Ie — Bairds
Berkshire
Cantrece Nylon Sale
Berkshire Styling
Berkshire Quality
the Brady National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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