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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1954
Page
7
Mercury News notes Mrs. D S Pumphrey and Mrs. M A Rice are recovering after medical operations in Temple Texas. Mrs. Jim McBee returned home from Henrietta where she had visited her daughter Mrs. Lilly Moore for a month. Mrs. D S Pumphrey was called away.
Sunday visitors include Bill Matthews of Pensacola who arrived on the 10 10 TA plane and overnight guests Mrs W H Matthews. Mrs M A Rice recuperates after surgery at Scott and White Hospital. Other local residents share hospital updates and travel plans to San Antonio and the southwest, while the Teagues and Waller family plan a western vacation with relatives.
The article explains freshwater crawfish resemble small lobsters and are common bait for bass and trout fishing. It notes they cling to bait, making them easy to catch by simple string methods or via a square wire trap lowered to the bottom and retrieved with a stick.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Eubank and Mr and Mrs C C Deaver with children share a picnic at Cedar Creek Tank. Several visitors travel from San Antonio Brownwood Del Rio Glen Rose Owens and Owens as relatives and friends are listed with local hospital plans and visits.
R E Bob Amarine stationed at the Quartermaster Depot Group in France writes his parents Mr and Mrs J E Amarine of Fife that he has been promoted to captain. The letter conveys pride in the advancement and notes his duties in the supply unit.
Mr and Mrs Conley Purcell have returned from a vacation trip to Los Angeles and Long Beach California with no incident reported and they will resume daily routines.
Mr and Mrs Don Johnson spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs B D Sarles of Brownwood, brothers and sister in law.
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