Turners Observe Golden Anniversary in Brady Open House
Mr and Mrs B R Turner of 206 W Victoria Brady celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p m July 15 at the National Guard Armory in Brady Their six children George B Turner Sterling City Mrs Alonzo E Roberts Brady Kenneth L Turner Freeport Mrs Edd Dunlap San Angelo Richard A Turner Mercury and Larry D Turner Brady The Turners married July 14 1923 in Cameron and have lived in McCulloch County 49 years Mr Turner born Nov 13 1903 in Cameron wife born Feb 27 1907 in Snyder They met January 1923 in Maysfield He retired in 1969 after long service with the City of Brady and Brady Mills They are First Baptist Church members and enjoy gardening and time with 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Larry D. Turner
Brady
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Cameron
McCulloch County
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Snyder
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First Baptist Church
TX 785 Tops Turtles and Pigs meet for June roll call
In the June 27 regular meeting 10 Tops three Turtles and three Pigs answered the call. Martha Lohn was crowned Queen of the Month Odessa Miller and Patsy Lohn tied for Queen of the Week. Secret pals were revealed and new matches drawn for a party August 1. The group kept its meeting date and time and set July 4 as the next regular meeting day.
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TX 785
Martha Lohn
Odessa Miller
Patsy Lohn
Mildred Straley
Coffee Welcomes Two Newcomers to Brady
A Brady coffee Friday morning at Mrs. Ed Keeling’s home welcomed Mmes. James R. Griffin and J. B. Hicks. Co hostess Mrs. Johnny Rudder greeted about 100 guests. Guests enjoyed strawberries with sugar cheese sauce balls gingerbread squares and coffee.
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Mmes
James R. Griffin
J. B. Hicks
Brady
Ed Keeling
Johnny Rudder
Perfect Pair Counts Pennies and Calories
A playful line notes a couple who balance finances and dieting habits. He focuses on pennies while she tracks calories, illustrating contrasting personal disciplines in daily life.
Wedding Shower for Miss Gayle Smith in Lohn
A miscellaneous wedding shower will honor Miss Gayle Smith bride to be of Tommy Hodges at 8 p m on Saturday July 7 at the Lohn Baptist Annex in Lohn. Residents invite all to attend.
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Gayle Smith
Tommy Hodges
Lohn Baptist Annex
Joseph's Coat and Bronze Foliage: Fall Color and Growth Notes
The article discusses copper plants reaching 15 to 30 inches in moist soil and Joseph's Coat varieties known for red orange green and yellow colors. It advises two pounds of complete balanced fertilizer per 100 square feet and notes plants under 15 inches suit low borders. Planning ensures abundant color this fall. It also mentions the Federal Aid Road Act of July 11 1916 and a $5 million appropriation for 1917 with Contra Costa County California as the first project.
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Joseph
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Contra Costa County
Calif
Fall color plan highlights chrysanthemum candle tree copper plant
County Extension Agent outlines fall color strategy with four popular plants. Chrysanthemums, candle tree, copper plant and Joseph's coat offer distinct advantages, with care tips on soil, watering, fertilization and transplant timing to ensure vivid autumn displays.
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Joseph
Four County Students Earn Distinction at Texas A&M
Four McCulloch County students are named Distinguished Students at Texas A&M University by Registrar Robert A. Lacey. To qualify, undergraduates must meet a 3.25 GPA and rank in the top ten percent of enrollment. The Brady area honorees include Vickie L. Hampton Carolyn F. Lewallen James H. Allen Jr. and Stephen M Patrick with their parent details listed.
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Brady Area
Vickie L. Hampton
J. D. Hampton
Carolyn F. Lewallen
Amos Lewallen
James H. Allen, Jr
Jim Allen
Stephen M. , Patrick
W. C. Patrick
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Stated method to improve catsup flow by straw insertion
A newly opened catsup bottle can be made to pour freely by inserting a drinking straw to channel air to the bottom. This prevents pounding and spurts and keeps the sauce flowing smoothly.
Baste Plastic Materials with Paper Clips
Sewing guidance advises basting plastic materials with paper clips instead of pins and warns these materials should not be punctured except by permanent stitching.
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