Ex Milburn Teacher Heads Poetry Group
Mrs. J. B. Shannon longtime English teacher at Stephenville High School and former educator at Brookesmith and Milburn schools was named the new president of the International Poetry Readers association.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
3
Mrs. J. B. Shannon longtime English teacher at Stephenville High School and former educator at Brookesmith and Milburn schools was named the new president of the International Poetry Readers association.
A fragment discusses a harmful skin condition for athletes with claims of rapid itching relief and skin shedding. It mentions various associations in Europe and a Duke University event in Durham North Carolina. The text also details poetry awards and affiliations of Mrs Shannon.
Family reunion of the Pence descendants held July 12 14 at a private McCulloch County lake. Attendees traveled from North Carolina California and New Mexico along with local McCulloch Countains. The event featured picture taking fishing boating and a Saturday barbecue with many relatives listed.
Mrs. Clara Wilson aged 80 was surprised with a birthday party at her home Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. Her daughters in law Mrs. Roy Hall and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Brady helped host as about forty guests attended and were served punch and cake.
Relatives gathered at Richards Park on July 13 and 14 for the Turner reunion in Brady to celebrate Mr and Mrs R B Turner’s 40th wedding anniversary. Attendees included multiple Turners and their families from San Antonio Schertz Austin Cameron Angleton Sterling City San Angelo and Brady.
Bradley family members gathered at the Bradley Roadside Park four miles north of Fife for a reunion. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bradley and family from Milbreа, Calif.. Lt. Col. and Mrs. T. Tom Bradley Jr.. families from San Antonio, Alexandria, Mozello, Eldorado, Lubbock, and several from Fife. names include Charles Bradley, Elizabeth Bradley, James Barry, and many others.
Guests of Daughter Mrs George Tucker of Killeen were week end visitors to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards and their young daughter Jana Lea. Mrs Edwardes is the former Jania Tucker.
Miss Dianne Hodges and Billy Joe Lee wed in a double ring ceremony July 13 at the bride’s parents home in Vick. Rev. L R Higgenbottom officiated. Guests included Nancy Hodges as maid of honor and Vernon Maddoux as best man. Honeymoon to Yellowstone and return to Wick. Thirteen Eola women hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Community Center.
Mr and Mrs Kent Finlay newlyweds will be honored with a miscellaneous shower on Saturday evening July 20 at 8 o clock at the Lohn Tabernacle. Hosts invite friends and relatives to attend.
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Morris D. Mann and their six sons from Coleman attended a Monday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mann. The Manns began a vacation trip toward New Braunfels to visit Dr. Mann’s brother W. O. Mann and family.
The Mercury Ladies Community Club met Thursday at 2 p m at the Community house for a report on Papa's Wife by Thyra Ferren Bjorn. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments, with Mrs. Albert Doyal providing the revolving gift and Mrs. Sim Gamblin winning it. The next meeting on August 7 will sponsor a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Graham Miller with an open invitation for a 3 to 6 pm party.
Miss Ann Carey of Breckenridge was a weekend guest of Miss Charleene Brown. The visit highlighted local social circles and hospitality events in Breckenridge.
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