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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
3
Sherron Burton of Kermit spends June with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Holbrook. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Burton.
Engagement announced between Judy Helen Wentz and William Robert Ricks of Brady and Houston. The wedding is set for 3 p.m. July 17 at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in Houston. Both are UT seniors. Wentz studies elementary education, Ricks majors in electrical engineering management and holds ROTC honors including the Private Pilot license and ARCS awards.
Miss Gweneth Joe Morrow and Jimmy Louis Bradshaw wed May 28 in Monument New Mexico. Bride is Hobbs High School graduate. groom Brady High School alumnus. They will reside in Clovis New Mexico where Bradshaw will work for Dr De Mio on the Walking C Black Angus ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doell of Oklahoma City Oklahoma stopped in Brady on Thursday while returning from Mason where they had vacationed for several days. Walter grew up in Mason and graduated from its high school before attending the University of Texas. He lettered three years in football with the Longhorns.
Here From Colorado Mr and Mrs S J Carmichael of Grand Junction Colorado former Brady residents have returned home after spending several days visiting in Dallas Denton and Brady Their son Robert Stiles is on a tour of Europe this summer.
The McCulloch County League of LVN’s met for its regular monthly session at the Nurses’ Home with President Ruth Akins presiding. State president Ora Nell Cavin conducted the installation of 1965-66 officers including Evelyn Johnson as President and Maud Berquist as Vice President. A business meeting followed as delegates prepared for the Texas LVN State Convention in San Angelo June 10-12 under the theme Teamwork.
Miss Sandra Elliott bride elect of Franklin Capps was honored at a gift party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Barker. Barbara and Sharon Barker and Mrs. Barker's daughters assisted as hostesses with sign in by Carol Crump. The table featured a white wedding bell centerpiece with red roses in red and white colors. Crystal and silver tableware highlighted the affair attended by about twenty guests from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Gary Bunn, patient at Scott and White Hospital in Temple since May 2, is undergoing tests. He was moved from Brady Hospital and has room 639 as listed in Tuesday’s Herald.
The First Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service installed new officers at a Monday ceremony in Fellowship Hall led by Rev. Lamar Leifeste. A luncheon honored outgoing president Mrs. B A Hallam with spring décor, and life memberships were awarded to Allison Roddie and Christy Carlson for notable work.
Lesley Fisher of Brady earned a bachelor of science in education at Southwest Texas State College commencement in San Marcos on Sunday. Lesley is the son of Jim Fisher of Brady.
The Girls' Auxiliary of Central Baptist Church held a coronation program on Sunday May 30 with the theme A Time To Stand Green white and gold decorations reflected the colors Mrs J A Clevenger gave the introduction and counselors included Mrs Jessie Collins Mrs Grady McCleary and Mrs Everett Melton A short reception followed recognition went to Maidense Rhonda Bean Bonnie Collins Bonnie Henson Elaine Lewis Patricia
Jenetta Reagan Moore and Shar on Soules named as leading figures with Melanie Stockman as a sponsor. Denise Frost and Linda Soules serve as Ladies-in-Waiting while Jessica Collins Nancy McCleary and Lynn McMillian are listed as Princesses. Mary Crawford and Sue McMillian are queens with Donna Cleven ger and Jackie Sue Melton as Queens with Scepter.
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