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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
4
Mrs. Joe Malott and her children Nikki and Roni visited Dripping Springs relatives, spending a week with Mrs. Malott’s mother Mrs. W. R. Johnson before departing Monday.
Brownwood district attorney Bill Allcorn told a Methodist Men’s Fellowship group that guiding youth toward truth work and obedience is essential. He urged spiritual living and leadership, linking success and happiness to Christ. The meeting announced a recreational program in August and a September guest speaker Louie P. Throgmorton from Dallas for Trinity Methodist Church guests.
Mrs. Mary Ann Brown known as Aunt Connie, 97, longtime San Saba County resident and Merriweather County native, died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were Thursday at First Baptist Church San Saba with burial in Wallace Creek Cemetery. Surviving are Sandy W. Brown of Voca Miles R. Brown of Ballinger Alma L. Brown of Ingleside Susie Welch of Richland Springs and 29 grandchildren plus great and great great grandchildren.
Homemakers are advised that protein rich items headline the August list. Turkeys beef milk eggs peanuts and peanut butter are plentiful with Bartlett pears. USDA official John Slaughter notes national feature of these items this month and shoppers can also expect lemons limes salad oil shortening and some fresh vegetables. Dry hot weather has shortened markets for watermelons and cantaloupes in many areas.
Personal notes recount visits by Mrs. Paul McIlwain and family to Clyde and Tuscola while husbands were in Houston. Don Baker of Brady Hospital visited by Tommy Pugh and Alvin Noland of Houston is improving after a car wreck. Mrs. W. H. Adkins convalesces in Fort Worth. The Dennis and Montgomery families returned from a trip to Ruidosa New Mexico. Mrs. J W Smith and daughters visited Rev and Mrs Travis McNair in Houston, then returned home.
Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts that come to us at the time of our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bray and family Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hays.
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