Rochelle Weekend Visitors Include University of Texas Student
Rochelle residents enjoyed weekends away from home with mentions of Edward Cates at the University of Texas and friends from McCulloch County. The piece notes local ties, family connections, and civic roles, including Claude Boyd serving as Austin recreation director. It also covers church events and the annual Vacation Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Tex
America
Troy Cates
Avid
Joyce Weatherman
Edward Cates
University of Texas
Hie
Edwards
McCulloch County
Scharrachs
Miss Browning
Lohn
Claude Boyd
Kent
J. R. Bord
Bord Franklin Ethredge
City of
Austin
Edward Bord
W. H. Williams
Tom Martin
Abilene
Leslie Barber
Barber
Dallas
Cherokee College
Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers and Acknowledges Poppy Sales
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Chamber of Commerce office and reported 819056 in poppy sales on May 28 and 73.41 from carnival concessions for the building fund. New officers include F. E. Bourland president J. W. Hobbs first vice president Albert Turn second vice president Jack Wootan secretary treasurer and reporter O D Cox Jr chaplain historian Pete Knutson sergeant at arms. “Lady of the Year” is Mrs Jack Wootan, elected by popular vote and to be honored at a future party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce Office
Legion Hall
F. E. Bourland
J. W. Hobbs
Albert Turn
Jack Wootan
O. D. Cox
Pete Knutson
Auxiliary
American Legion
Sorority Honors Diane Roddie With Ice Cream Party
Epsilon Sigma Alpha members honored candidate Diane Roddie for queen with an ice cream party on the lawn at Monty Burns' home. A gift expressed appreciation for her participation in the queen's race and plans for the parade float and Queen's Ball were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Diane Roddie
Monty Burns
Diane
Community Bible School Held Across Three Churches
On June 5 the Baptist Church hosted a community Bible school with daily sessions at the Methodist Christian and Baptist churches. Over 12 workers served 79 pupils daily averaging, led by director Mrs. Billy J. Neal and section superintendents. Staff included Mrs. Ray Engdahl and others. students made crafts for sick and shut ins and raised funds to cover expenses. Items purchased included 26 children books for Brady hospitals and 21 pairs of ladies slippers for the Good Samaritan Home Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Robbie Bryan
Bryan
Brownwood
Rochelle Baptist Church
Claude Knight
Colorado
Tol Roberts
Herbert Dye
Kentucky
Mis
Hester Allen
Ben Allen
Iraan School
Raymond Harrison
Hardin Simmons
Bob Cates
Doyle Cates
Menard
Bob
Government Bureau of Scientific Research
New Orleans
Rochelle
C. W McCulloch
Billy J. Neal
Ray Engdahl
Wesley Bratton
Troy Cates
Fred Roberts
Wesdamec Tillman McDonald
Frank Crawford
Dayton Boren
Bill Smith
L. A. Bryson
Bob Moseley
J. M. Dennis
Bill Engdahl
Walter Engdahl
Pauline Booker
Sue McAnnally
Leta Crawford
Giennanda Nash
Helen Mac Smith
Gayle Wirdell
Nancy Neal
Christ
Jesus
God's World
Geo. Mooring
Brady
Good Samaritan
Mrs. Tupman Returns Home From Temple After Funeral
Mrs. C. A. Tupman returned from Temple on Monday after attending the funeral of her brother in law R. G. Hughes. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Hughes who had spent several days visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
C. A. Tupman
R. G. Hughes
Card of Thanks to Brady Hospital Staff
We express sincere appreciation to the doctors and nurses at Brady Hospital for their help and care of our wife and mother during her illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brady Hospital
Parade groups list and sponsors show Brady Jubilee event
The parade lineup features clubs and civic groups including Fire Department Lions Club 4 H and National Guard with special features. Commercial sponsors span Carlson's Cleaners George Tractor Vinson Tractor Farmers Supply and many local businesses. The Jubilee queen's float is in progress and Rainbow Girls prepare past queens' float with horses bicycles and other features planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson's Cleaners
George Tractor
Vinson Tractor
Farmers Supply Co
Heart O' Texas Cafe
Waffle Shop
Brady Steak House
West End Cafe
Club Cafe
Phillips 66
Farmers & Ranchers Co-op
Bell's Feed Store
Roddie & Co
Brady Automotive Supply
Brady Hospital
Empire Southern Gas Co
Fabric Shop
Gartman’s
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
Olson's Style Shop
Samuel’s
Scenic Drive-In
Southwestern States Telephone Co
Lee Adams Furniture Co
Intercontinental Manufacturing Co
J. C. Penney Co
Gandy Creameries
Brady National Bank
Brady Standard
Bill Hames
McCulloch County Home Demonstration Council
Rainbow Girls
Social gathering attendees listed by names
Attendees include Mmes. Nita Campbell Josephine Mills Jerrie Rankin Jene Weaver Ann James Jo Ann Dacus Doris Jean Slaughter Monty Burns Jo McHan and Misses Mary Lee Dodson Madaleine Guyton Betty Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Nita Campbell
Josephine Mills
Jerrie Rankin
Jene Weaver
Ann James
Jo Ann Dacus
Doris Jean Slaughter
Monty Burns
Jo McHan
Mary Lee Dodson
Madaleine Guyton
Betty Taylor
Friendship Class Hosts Stork Shower at First Baptist
The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Vance Yates home with co host Mrs. Dueward Caffey. After a brief business session, Mrs J A Ranne received a stork shower followed by games and refreshments for a long list of attendees including Mines S P Johnson George Puckett Red Simpson Bill Grant and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Vance Yates
Dueward Caffey
J. A. Ranne
Mines
S. P. Johnson
George Puckett
Red Simpson
Bill Grant
Bill Burns
Wallace Smith
Bernah Jordan
Doyle Ables
M G Breckenridge
Noel Haynes
J M. Boswell
R. L. Yarborough
Gordon Black
Norman West
W V. McNatt
Calvin Mitchell
George Young
Ranne, Cathey, Yates
Janie Edmondson
Family Meals Topic Of Mercury Club
The Mercury Home Demonstration Club met last Thursday at 2 p m at the community house. After the business session, Mrs. Chester Penn and Mrs. Elmer Eckert presented a program on Something New for Family Meals. Guests included Mrs. Bernah Jordan of Houston and Mrs. Garland Jordan. The next meeting is slated for Thursday, June 23 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Home Demonstration Club
Chester Penn
Elmer Eckert
John Jones
Ralph Johnson
Leland Banks
Alpha Eckert
Ed Knutson
Luther Smith
L. V. McCartney
Lannie Underwood
Ethel Adams
Phillip Smith
Des Pumphrey
D. Cox
Sim Gamblin
Louis Robinson
Alma
Neacie Huches
Bernah Jordan
Houston
Garland Jordan
Brady couple welcomes son at Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mr and Mrs Pablo Chavez of Brady announce the birth of a son at the Medical and Surgical Hospital on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo Chavez
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Frank Brando
Brando Couple Noted with Visit on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Frank Brando of Pital were mentioned in a brief society note describing a Wednesday arrival or event involving the couple.
Reta Jo Williams Treated At Brady Hospital
Reta Jo Williams of Brady was a patient at Medical and Surygic Hospital from Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Jo Williams
Brady
Dismissals Hit Local Medical Staff Pair
Harold Land and Mrs H G Handler of Brady along with Marvin Caunty of Lohn were dismissed from Medical and Surgical Hospital on Friday in a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Land
H. G. Handler
Brady
Marvin Caunty
Lohn
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe
Yvonne DeCarlo
Glenn Ford
Os Recese
Damie
Bnet
James Ines
Buudy Adler de Edee
Fred Zinnemann
Pat Karl Malden - Lee J. Cobb
Eva Marie Saint
Sam Spiegel
le Soiree
Uorarg Borettom
Bit Elliott
Carleton Young
Beverly Garland
Claude Akins
Veda Ann Borg
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Ramsey
Brady Drug
I Cosmetics
Prescription
Lohn Valley Protective Association
de- Molays
Brady Fha
Brady Ffa
Melvin Ffa
Beta Sigma Phi
Lions Club
Rochelle Lions
National Guard
the Legion
the Post Office
San Saba-Brady Soil Conservation District
Stork
Mercury
Bourland
OBLEM
Chas. A. Johnson
Placid, Texas
Buick
Barton Motors
W. Commerce St
Brady, Texas
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