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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
5
The Sorosis Club will meet Tuesday in the etal room of Richards Memorial Library to discuss What Think Ye of Books. Mrs. ft. &. Aking introduces reviewer Rose mary Taylor for Chick en Every Sunday. hostesses will be Mrs. J.B. Willison and newdinom ped Mew.
Mrs J L Braly and Mrs John Jobs visited San Angelo early this week to attend the Federated Club Theart of Texas District Convention.
Rochelle Adams is named Homemaker of Tomorrow for Rochelle High School. She tops a written test and interview, as daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Adams of Mercury. Adams serves as Rochelle FHA president and drill team captain and ranks highly in the senior class.
The Dam Rosch Music Club met at Richards Memorial Library to discuss the composite character of the symphonic conductor using Leopold Stokowski as the exemplar. Officers were elected unanimously led by Mrs. Ch J Rebinett with Mrs Robinett as president and a nominating committee including Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Floyd.
Mr and Mrs John S Smith of Lohn will be honored at a get acquainted party Friday night at the Lohn Baptist Church annex. The event invites everyone to meet Mrs Smith formerly Mrs Chance Caliham of Brady.
Charles Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs C A Reynolds is named in the 1965 66 Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities at Abilene Christian College Reynolds a 1962 Brady High School graduate and senior biology major belongs to Sub T 1% social club and serves as senior class president
The Mason Future Teachers Association Chapter invites former students and acquaintances of Mrs. Marie Carter to a reception honoring her for her contributions to education. It will be held Sunday March 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Church of Christ fellowship hall.
Theta Upsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Murray Jordan’s home for an informal 7:30 p.m. meeting. Guest speaker Mrs. A. J. Ricks Jr discussed “Trappiness in Travel” after sharing trips to Bahamas Brazil Mexico France Spain Austria Greece with slides.
Mr and Mrs Hugo G Otte announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Lynfreddo to Jim mie C Smithwick of Lampasas The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs A J Smithwick and the late Mr Smithwick of Lampasas Miss Otte is a Brady High School and San Antonio Commercial College graduate and works at the Navy Air Station in Corpus Christi Data Processing Department Smithwick is a Lampasas High School graduate and works at Fort Hood Data Processing Department The wedding is set for April 6 at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church in Brady with Rev Arthur Rebber officiating
Mrs George Vick, who has worked at the Roddie Wool Scouring Plant for ten years, has retired. She recently returned to her Placid home after a month with son and family Mr and Mrs Dalton Vick in Lau Verne California.
The Mercury Ladies Community Club met at the Community Center at 2 pm Tuesday. Mrs. D S Pumphrey and Mrs Jim Beasley led a program on crafts of interest. Beats included several games of 42 with Mrs Beasley winning high score and Mrs Bart Leelow also receiving a gift. The recycling gift went to Mrs Beasley. Sandwiches cookies and coffee were served to members including Wayne Powell Jim Beasley Varee Robinson Ethel Cox Bart Long Ed Burk Clifton Turner and Chester Penn.
Judge Ellington opens as guest speaker at Golden Age Fellowship meeting in Wiat Methodist Church. W. Jacobson presides, Mrs Jacks and Mrs Edward Geenlin perform, Texas Day themes shared. Covered dish lunch follows. next meeting set for April 19 in McCulloch County with invited attendees.
Mr and Mrs Jim Harens and Mrs Ethel Liett mother to one of them were guests last weekend of Mr and Mrs B Lee in Brownwood.
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