New HD Council Members Introduced at January Meeting
The McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council held its first 1954 meeting in the REA building with Mrs. Jim Robertson as chair. New members were welcomed, committees organized, plans discussed, and space for extension work confirmed. Mrs. Janice Bray resigned as vice chair and Mrs. M. J. Bean was elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD Council
McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council
REA
Jim Robertson
Janice Bray
W. E. Jacoby
M. J. Bean
Camp San Saba
Home Demonstration Council
Perry Bradshaw
A. W. Moseley
Joe Moore
EEE
Mmes
W. W. Hurd
Edd Williams
Taylor Solsberg
M. M. Wirdell
H. A. Lawrence
C. C. Utsey
J. L. Gary
Irvine Hurd
O. E. Cox
James Finlay, Jr
Will Kennerly
Drew Rickman
Paul Sohn
Louise Hurd
Mrs Hanna Hosts Luncheon at El Patio in Rome
Mrs. Clayton Hanna presided over a Monday luncheon at Roman's El Patio with red gladiola centerpiece. Bingo winners included Mrs. Walter Gray Mrs. Ross Hoff man Miss Irene Rice and Miss Joyce Rae Rosenberg amid a list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hanna
Roman
el Patio
Walter Gray
Ross Hoffman
Irene Rice
Joyce Rae Rosenberg
Mmes. Chas. Baker
T. Gray
Otto Frederick
Bob Bray
Clinton Newlin
Sam McCollum III
Johnny Miller
Jack Spiller
Gardner Broad
Wilson Jordan
Jack Roddie
J. P. Anderson
Harry Curtis
Fred Wulff, Jr
Charles Matthews
T. P. Wood
Gray
Bill Malone
W. N. White
Gussie Rice
B. R. Sheffield
Joyce Ray Rosenberg
Nell Rice
Elbert Wall
Milt Miller
Mason Crocker
Baby Louis Nolan Borden II Born in Austin
Mr and Mrs Nolan Borden of Austin announce the safe arrival of a son last Wednesday. He was christened Louis Nolan Borden II. Grandparents: J M Borden Brady and William Smith Austin. Paternal great grandparents: Frank Kidd Camp San Saba. Maternal great grandmother: Rebecca Evans Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Borden
Austin
Louis Nolan Borden
J. M. Borden
Brady
William Smith
Frank Kidd
Camp San Saba
Rebecca Evans
Needlework Club Demonstrates Faux Leopard Fur Bags
Members showcased handmade bags using faux leopard fur and the Facile Spring fastener. Patterns were provided and most bags could be sewn from 1-3 yards of 18 inch material with muslin fleece or silk linings. Coffee and cookies were served to Mines and a list of members attended. February 8 is the next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hurd
Henry Johanson
Nels Swenson
Ainsley Thomas
Irvine Hurd
W. F. Dutton
Louise Hurd
Rainbow Girls to Install New Officers Monday Night
The Order of the Rainbow for Girls chapter 144 will hold an open installation at 7:30 PM Monday. Installing officers include Harkrider Mays Cavin Nance and Sheffield. Incoming officers listed with titles include Sylvia Nixon Sherron Smith Barbara Bodenhamer Janet Rudder Mary Sue Bratton and others. A new Advisory Board will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Jim Harkrider
E. J. Mays
Ross Cavin
Carl Nance
B. R. Sheffield, Jr
Sylvia Nixon
Sherron Smith
Barbara Bodenhamer
Charity
Janet Rudder
Hope
Mary Sue Bratton
Mary Sue Bean
Sandra Barton
Juanice Cavin
Nancy Wilkerson
Louise Drybread
Rose Mary McCord
Fidelity
Glenda Dodds
Louise Price
Sally Feagan
Mary Glyn Kittle
Diane Roddie
Tom Holliday
Confidential Observer
Carol 2Ne Shaw
Outer Observer
Patricia Terry
Patricia Wood
Girl Scout Leaders Train Under Mrs Lyle in Brady Camp
Mrs Nell Lyle executive director of the Heart of Texas Area Girl Scouts led a Brady training session on troop leadership. Morning private sessions preceded an afternoon program 1 30 to 3 30 teaching songs games dramatics and cookie sales as part of International Girl Scout Month February. Attendees included Mrs Charles Eliott D G Love Jo Moseley B J Moore O E Rice and R C Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Lyle
The
Heart of Texas Area Girl Scouts
Brady Monday
Mmes
Charles Eliott
D. G. Love
Jo Moseley
B. J. Moore
O. E. Rice
Phoebe Carter Hosts Troop 2 Girl Scouts Meeting
Troop 2 Brownie Girl Scouts met at the Girl Scout Little House led by Mrs. D. G. Love and Mrs. Charles Elliott. After the business meeting they played games and planned a Post Office visit for Feb 2. Hostess Phoebe Carter served refreshments to Linda Bates Elizabeth Ricks Georgann Granville Carol Ann Crump and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Carter
Troop
Girl
Brownie Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Little House
D. G. Love
Charles Elliott
Linda Bates
Elizabeth Ricks
Georgann Granville
Carol Ann Crump
Carol Ann Elliott
Beverly Irish
Sophia Sandoval
Lanna Love
Diane King
Jayne Hartley
East Sweden Club Holds Two January Meetings
The East Sweden Home Demonstration Club met twice in January at the Nels Swenson home and the club room. Members discussed a future bake sale and program on fabric bags featuring various designs and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sweden
Nels Swenson
George Johanson
Mmes
O. E. Hurd
F. W. Hurd
Irvine Hurd
W. F. Dutton
W T. Galaway
Will Kennerly
H. C. Johanson
Hazel Johnson
Louise Hurd
Linda Cates
Band Boosters to Meet Monday Night
The Band Boosters Club will hold its regular meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the high school band hall. All patrons and interested persons are invited. Hardin Jones is president. The group will sponsor the annual Band Festival on March 5 and 6 and planning will occur at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boosters Club
Hardin Jones
Troop 5 Girl Scouts Elect New Officers
Troop 5 Girl Scouts met Tuesday at the Little House with leaders Shirley Crump and Mary Sue Bratton. New officers named: Joann Harvison president, Brenda Thorn ton vice president, Pat Porter secretary, Judy Villegas treasurer, Mary Cole reporter. Officers elected every six weeks. refreshments by Joann Harvison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little House
Shirley Crump
Mary Sue Bratton
Joann Harrison
Brenda Thornton
Pat Porter
Judy Villegas
Mary Cole
Joann Harvison
Mrs Windrow Hostess To Tuesday Club
The Tuesday Club met at Mrs Clyde Windrow's home with Mrs F W Lazalier as co-hostess. President Mrs Houston Braly led the business session. The program titled Our American Heritage featured Mrs Roy Baker on Constitution and Bill of Rights and Mrs Clarence Bell on How the New Deal By-Passed the Constitution. Refreshments served to 22 members and two guests from Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Windrow
F. W. Lazalier
Houston Braly
Roy Baker
Clarence Bell
James Campbell
Oklahoma City
Okla
B. Simpson
Football Banquet Attendee and Supporters List
The article lists numerous attendees at the football banquet including Joyce Sewell Patty Turner Ann Holmquist Margaret Akins Sharon Smith Nana Jean Thomas Barbara Fikes Eileen Brown Betty Swensk Frances Jacobson Rachael De los Santos Leanne Ledbetter Sharon Slaughter Linda Peel Shirley Bratton Rosa Sandoval Gloria Fernandez Judy Orridge Roberta Watters Maria Cervantes and mascots Kay Snyder and Sonny Bull. It also names mothers who served such as Mines Robert Ledbetter Jim Rice Albert Crumley John Smith Erie Holmquist John Bratton L O Dahlberg M Y Bull Earl Ward Areh Jacobson RR Rabon JB Evridge B Z Perez and Nay Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Sewell
Patty Turner
Ann Holmquist
Margaret Akins
Sharon Smith
Nana Jean Thomas
Barbara Fikes
Eileen Brown
Betty Swensk
Frances Jacobson
Rachael de Los Santos
Leanne Ledbetter
Sharon Slaughter
Linda Peel
Shirley Bratton
Rosa Sandoval
Gloria Fernandez
Judy Orridge
Roberta Watters
Maria Cervantes
Kay Snyder
Deans
Sonny” Bull
Soldier to Return Home Before Overseas Duty
To Visit Parents Pfe 8 C Engdahl Jr phoned his parents Mr and Mrs Spencer C Engdahl that he would be home this week for a two weeks visit He will then report for overseas duty somewhere in the Far East He has been stationed at Camp Carson Colo Out of Town Visitors Mr and Mrs A W Zesch of San Marcos Mr and Mrs A Capps of Wimberly and Mr and Mrs C W Capps Sr and Teddy of Pontotoc visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Houston Kyzar last weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
C. Engdahl, Jr
Spencer C. Engdahl
Far East
Camp Carson
Colo
A. W. Zesch
San Marcos
A Capps
Wimberly
C. W. Capps
Teddy
Pontotoc
Houston Kyzar
Brady Garden Club Meeting Set for February 3
The Brady Garden Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday February 3 at 3 oclock in the REA building Hostesses will be the Southridge Club The program includes Garden Flower Pictures by Mrs A W Hinchman and Valentine Arrangements by Mrs Van Bratton Mrs Tommy Kyzar and Mrs Philip Monson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Garden Club
REA
Southridge Club
A. W. Hinchman
van Bratton
Tommy Kyzar
Philip Monson
Neals Visit Luling Pastors and Health Update
Here From Luling Rev and Mrs E P Neal visited Wednesday with Mrs Neal's parents Mr and Mrs L A Aycock. Rev Mr Neal former pastor of the First Methodist Church here is now serving as pastor in Luling. Mr and Mrs Aycock have been in poor health for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luling
E. P. Neal
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Burlington
Minx Modes Board of Review
Ison
Mrs. Hanna
No L
Howard Duff
Vera Ralston
David Brian
River Street
Ann Sheridan
Sterling Hayden
Brady Standard and
Heart OF Texas News
Brady, Texas
Jana Bee
Brady Standard Ee
Bourland
W. Chase St
North Side
Liver
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Lyle
Girl Scouts
Mrs .Windrow
ROYAL
Indivanil
Typewritton
Fe Regi
Ed TM
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Furniture Company
House of Bargains
Bernah Jordan
Brady Drug
Prescription Service
Dial
Coleman Mutual Life Insurance Association
Lee Adams
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