McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council Names Nominating Body
The McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council met at 2 30 pm in the REA building with Mrs Walter Hurd presiding. Six clubs four officers fifteen members and one visitor attended.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1957
Page
5
The McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council met at 2 30 pm in the REA building with Mrs Walter Hurd presiding. Six clubs four officers fifteen members and one visitor attended.
WSCS met Monday afternoon to begin a study titled Youth in A Reenensible Society A Christian's Concern. Mrs A O Moseley led the devotional with Miss Dora Tian assisted by several members. Edward Geeslin spoke on juvenile delinquency as a serious issue, and Mrs Ernest Martin was the featured afternoon speaker discussing various clubs and activities.
The Brady Tuesday Club met January 22 in the F Richards Memorial Library club room. Mrs A W Hinchman presided, a Neywood Advertising Agency letter on Drivers Education was read, and Dr Waldine Tauch was announced as Tea honoree for San Antonio's ten outstanding women on Feb 25.
Mrs Howard Parks Melvin was re elected president of the Melvin Twentieth Century Club at the Thursday meeting in Melvin High School. New officers include Mrs W O Akins vice president Mrs Ec F Ivy secretary Mrs J P D Morrow treasurer Mrs E W Murray reporter and Mrs Willard Kyzar parliamentarian An educational program on Traffic Safety led by Miss Endora Hawkins featured a Texas Road Rules test and a film A Ray in Court Driver Education in schools was discussed Mrs Robbye Ann Appleton joined as a new member
Mmes. Terry Lane Bertha Holland Arthur Young Jr and A Siler Jr hosted a wedding shower for Mrs E H Whitaker at 1206 S High St Tuesday. White stock and blue iris decorated the serving table. Mines Lane and Young took turns pouring while Mrs Siler registered guests. Mrs Gossett and Mrs Whitaker greeted attendees. 103 called or sent gifts.
The Aletha Fuller Circle of First Baptist met Monday at Mrs E J Brock's home with Mrs Herman Crawford giving the opening prayer. After business Mrs Leonard Pord reviewed three chapters of Great Is The Company by Violet Wood. Attendees included Darrell Flanagin A J Rackley Carl Schoenewolf Dick Bradshaw Cobb Boyd Herman Crawford C B Groves Brock and Joe Caudle.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Friday at Richards Memorial Library club room with Mrs Bill Grant as hostess. Anita Bennett sang Love Me Tender and Mrs Bill Burns sang It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie. Present were Mmes Toogie Burns Elizabeth Corder Joan Casenbary Christine Davee Maggie Francks Merle Granville Carolyn Hallam Jean Huffman Dorothy Hunt Opal Jacoby Janie Miller Nancy Smithwick.
Rochelle School announces weekly lunch menu from January to February 1. Monday features Weiners with cheese and pimientos, baked potatoes, blackeyed peas, lettuce, tomatoes, cookies, Jello, bread and milk. Tuesday offers Pinto beans with pork gravy, French fries, haminy, fruit, salads, rolls and milk. Additional items include Turkish items later in week and 1 cent extra for extra milk.
Mr and Mrs Bill Malone left Wednesday for Houston to be with Mrs Ferguson stepfather R J Ferguson who suffered a heart attack Tuesday The Ferguson condition is reported improving and the Malones are expected to return home today
Lucy Stoners are women who keep their birth surnames after marriage. The term highlights a trend where individuals maintain family names rather than adopting husbands' names. It reflects evolving views on identity and marital naming conventions.
The principal notes high participation in student activities with 90 percent of 26 students involved. He defends students as not delinquent but different, and credits the Student Council with solving faculty concerns. A community meeting at the Methodist Social Hall is announced for interested persons.
Mrs Wallace Smith presided over the Schaeg Circle at the First Baptist Church Monday afternoon with attendees including Mrs Whiteley Puckett and others. The study focused on beards, as noted in the minute by Mrs Posey and family participants.
Hope Peeing Teyas tity Mis. Mywider White of Teta Orth works this week to honor Mrs Mucraie Wheeler. The dahlia is named after the Swedish botanist Dahl.
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