Janet Rudder Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls
Janet Rudder was installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls in a Saturday evening ceremony at Brady Civic Hall. Sherron Smith and other officers were installed pro tem. Barbara R. Cavin served as Mother Advisor with a large gathering of friends and relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rudder
Rainbow Girls
R. W. Cavin
Set Mars
Rainbow
Barbara Bodenharm
Ting We
Sherron Smit
Phyil Bierman
Mary Glyn Kittle
Cynthia Reynolds
Nyal
Sylvia Bell
John Rudder
of Rainbow
Girke
Brady Asphic Hall
Mary Sue Bratton
Worths
Barbara Hamerax
Charity
Mary Glynn Kittle
Janet Ogden
Hope
Bonna Jean Nance
Jimmie Harkrider
Faith
Sherron Smith
Anita Jordan
Stella McWilliams
Mickey Jo Mills
Barbara Brook
Gay Lynn Townsend
Ole Ann Ethridge
Ruth Nelin
Doris Ann Mays
Sandra Religion
Sandra Hall
Brenda Schaeg
Nature
Jimmy Lee Steele
Faylaell
Immortality
Betty Woodard
Glenda Fowler
Fidelity
Patricia Wood
Sanda Hargroves
Charlotte Riley
Georgine Il
Barbara Richey
Carolyn Ingram
Karen Hartley
Betty Richey
Patricia Ann Cavin
Brenda Carroll
Confidential Observer
Glenda Dodds
Marilaine May
Outer Observer
Teresa Denman
Den 3 Cub Scouts Meet Wednesday on Trains and Rails
Cub Scouts of Den 3 met Wednesday afternoon at Richard Lee Rosenberg’s home to discuss trains and railroads. Sol Rosen and Mrs. M. Rosenthal led January’s first project with a 3-16 inch coal engine model and a setup featuring rail yards, a round house, and trains from various eras. Eddie Jay Rosenthal provided pictures of rail facilities. Plans were made to build model trains from wood or plastic, including cog-type mountain trains, and to start with the early English models from around 1825. The group also enjoyed a game, cookies, and drinks before adjourning with the Living Circle formation. Seven members of Den 5 attended their first 1955 meeting.
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Den
Richard Lee Rosenberg
Sol Rosente
M. Rosenthal
Eddie Jay Rosenthal
England
Cubs
Living Circle
Den 5
Marble Falls guests visit McNair family
Mr and Mrs F L Gunn of Marble Falls visited Monday for several days with their daughter Mrs Travis McNair and family.
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McNairs
F. L. Gunn
Marble Falls
Travis McNair
Ami
Debutantes Presented At Abilene Cotillion Ball
Anna Louise Redding of San Antonio led four debutantes presented by the Abilene Cotillion Club on December 28. The Abilene gala featured pink roses, pink and gold decor, and a silver bracelet keepsake as each debutante, escorted by her partner, was announced on a floral arch platform. Redding, a UT student and Alpha Chi Omega president, is granddaughter of local McCulloch County pioneers.
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Abilene County Club
Cotillion Club
Anna Louise Redding
San Antonio
Deirs
Charles Cecil Redding
Abilene
Lawrence Frank Johnson
Miss Redding
William R
Billy) Campbell, Jr
William R. Campbell Sr
Thomas Jefferson High School
Girls Cadet Corps
Shakespeare Literary Socity
University of Texas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Spooks
Camp Mystic
Hunt
J. E. Harris
Brady
McCulloch County
Lois Harris
Campbell
College of Business Administration
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Fairview Club Discusses Mental Health and Change
Mrs. Henry Owens chaired the Fairview Home Demonstration Club program on Maintaining Good Mental Health with Mrs. Albert Neal presenting Can the Adult Change The discussion outlined signs a person may need to change and attitudes that aid change Refreshments were served for members and guests at the clubhouse and the next meeting is set for January 20 with a sanitation program announced
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Henry Owens
Fairview Home Demonstration Club
Owens
Albert Neal
Neal
Republic
Democrats
PTA City Council To Meet Friday
The PTA City Council study group will meet Friday from 9 to 11 at South Ward auditorium. Mrs Wayne Rawlings will lead the program and a tape on Mental Health from the State Convention will be shown. All interested are urged to attend.
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PTA City Council
South Ward Auditorium
Wayne Rawlings
Hallmark Cards Now Offered at THE STANDARD Store
THE STANDARD expands its retail mix with Hallmark greeting cards for all occasions. Shoppers can browse seasonal designs and classic sentiments in the store’s gift section, alongside gifts, stationery, and seasonal décor.
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Hallmark Greeting Cards
Mozart Melody Club Welcomes New Members
The Mozart Music Club met Friday at Elene Corder’s home with Linda Kay Leach as co host. Sandra Bryson joined as a new member and Nancy Archer chaired the program titled Opera Is Here to Stay.
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Mozart Melody Club
Mozart Music Club
Elene Corder
Linda Kay Leach
Sandra Bryson
Nancy Archer
Nancy Pearson
Buttercup
Roy May
Sidney Spears
Pixie
Fairy
Brownie Troop 3 Elects Officers
Brownie Troop 3 met last Thursday under Mrs. Vernon Jacobson at the Little House. New officers were elected: Saundra Ruffin president Vicki Harkrider vice president Donna Yates secretary Connie Schaeg scribe Billie Sue Thomason nurse Mildred LaVerne Helge reporter. The group cleaned part of the Scout house and planned fly up ceremonies to the Intermediate Girl Scouts. Connie served refreshments and they played Red Rover and Wishing before closing.
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Brownie Troop
Vernon Jacobson
Little House
Saundra Ruffin
Vicki Harkrider
Donna Yates
Connie Schaeg
Billie Sue Thomason
Mildred LaVerne Helge
Connie
Red Rover
Marie Newman and Kenneth Sprick Wed in Odessa Ceremony
Marie Newman and Kenneth Sprick married in a Belmont Baptist Church ceremony in Odessa on January 1. Rev. J. Conally Evans officiated at 6 o clock. The bride, daughter of A. W. Newman of Odessa, wore a white knit suit. the groom is from Lake City Minnesota and employed by Greyhound. The couple, after a short honeymoon, will live in Odessa.
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Marie Newman
Kenneth Sprick
Odessa
Belmont Baptist Church
J. Conally Evans
A. W. Newman
N. Alleghaney
Ti Pride
Odesst High School
San Angelo Junior College
Tex. Tech
First National Bank
Midland
Hey Hia.band
Fs. City High School
Greyhound Bus Company
Brady
San Angels
Waco
Lamesa
T the
Fun In India Topic Studied By Trinity MYF Group
The M. Y. F. of Trinity Methodist Church met Sunday 6 to 7 pm with the program Fun In India. Games included traveler games toss the handkerchief and India rhythm. Refreshments Galub Jamun Bassi and tea were served to named attendees and one visitor Judy Samuelson. Mrs. Chester Richie led the session.
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Trinity Methodist Church
India
Aileen Swenning
Barbara Richie
Bette Richie
Janet Hicks
Tom Holliday
Lillie Bell Hermanson
Sam and
Joe Banks
Judy Samuelson
Chester Richie
Mrs Bray Leads County Home Demonstration Planning
Mrs Janice Bray county home demonstration agent meets with HD Council at McCulloch County Electric Co op. Committees form year plans with leaders named. reporters training given by Bob Wilson of The Brady Standard.
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Janice Bray
Glenn Smith
Albert Neal
McCulloch County
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Sri
Jim Harkrider
Landscaping Service
Steffens
Flowers & Nursery
Brady, Texas
Cub
Mahatma
Love Milk
McCulloch Institution
Hill Country Creameries
Debs
Mrs .Owens
Fairview Club
Roethmoor Fashion
Rothmoor
Rosenberg
Trinity Myf
Mrs. Bray
Council
MIRON
Misae
Pothmoor
Sisen
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