Bake and Take drives care in March observed countywide
The third annual Bake and Take days run March 21 and 22 to honor and assist shut ins seniors nursing home residents and neighbors with homemade cakes breads or cookies. Sponsors include the Texas Wheat Producers Board the Wheat Foods Council and Texas A&M Extension Service. March is Nutrition Month with the theme Food Fads Fool promoting balanced meals and avoiding fad diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wheat Producers Board
The
Wheat Foods Council
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m System
March 21 set as American Agricultural Day in Brady
Mayor Norman S. Lawler proclaims March 21 as American Agricultural Day. The Heart of Texas Cow Belles, affiliated with the American National Cow Belles, plan beef button distributions and displays in county high schools to explain modern cattle industry economics and the farm origin of most products.
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Norman S. Lawler
Brady
Heart of Texas
Don Neal
Heart of Texas CowBelles
The
American National Cow Belles
American National Cattlemen's Association
Neal
Bi Centenn ial Program Highlights Sorosis Meeting
Sorosis Club met in Richards Memorial Library to discuss Bi Centen nial Program Recorded Action. Members sang America the Beautiful led by Mrs Parker and Mrs Willhelm, with remarks on Memories of 76 and Valley Forge history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Richards Memorial Library
T. A. Parker, Sr
M. R. Willhelm
Hester Allen
Philadelphia
Washington
Breed's Hill
Bunker Hill
Paul Huntington
Heart of
E. 0. McLerran
Aubrey Davee
Miss Hester Allen
Mmes
R. L. Akins
Boyd Commander
W. N. Ellis
Harold Johanson
Jesse Roberts
G. C. Stanley
Ernst Tetens
Earl Todd
J. Eugene Williams
Mercury behavior and industry claims in want ads note
The text asserts mercury solidifies at minus 38.85 C or boils at 356.9 C, claims glass dipped in mercury stays dry, and notes a 10,000 ton annual production. It urges using Standard Want-Ads and frames police respect through language shifts from cop to policeman.
Bradyite Kin Dies in Goldthwaite Hospital
Mrs. Lee Long 75 of San Saba, mother of Frank Sloan of Brady, died March 14 in a Goldthwaite hospital. Funeral services were held in San Saba. Born February 28, 1900 in Mills County, she married Robert Lee Long October 28, 1974 in San Saba. Survivors include three sons Robert Lee Long, Frank Sloan, Donald Lee Sloan, two brothers Dewey Mohanon and Orel Mohanon, two sisters Mrs. Claude Falon and Mrs. Pearl Snider.
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Lee Long
San Saba
Frank Sloan
Brady
Goldthwaite
Mills County
Robert Lee Long
Donald Lee Sloan
Dewey Mohanon
Orel Mohanon
Big Valley
Claude Falon
Big Spring
Pearl Snider
California
Sam Pendergrast Entertains Brady Jaycees Group
Brady Jaycees hosted Region 232 Visitation at the Country Club on Tuesday March 18. State director Chris Leifeste introduced David Carroll who awarded a Texas Ranger Award to Gilbert Currie. Sam Pendergrast received honorary Jaycee membership for his visit and a disorganized speech. Brownwood Jaycees won the travel trophy with eight members present. Brady Jaycees earned the Participation Award with nineteen members and one Speak-Up entry. Jim Kennedy of Comanche won the Speak-Up Award. Program coordinated by Leifeste and Sylvester Roberts with Jaycee Wives assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Jaycees
Country Club
Chris Liefeste
David Carroll
Brownwood
Carroll
Texas Ranger
Gilbert Currie
Brady
Jaycees
Brownwood Jaycees
Jim Kennedy
Comanche
Chris Leifeste
Sylvester Roberts
Brady Jaycee
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Extension Agent News
Mrs. Vyvien Duncan
FDA
Food and
Brady Standard and Heart OF Texas News
Brady, Texas
M. I
Irvin) Marshall
Bastrop
Leisure Lodge
Odessa
J. R. Beeman
Vernon Roberts
Brady Hufstutler
Austin
Nick Engelhart
Hollandale
Wisc
Western Auto Associate
West Commerce
Lata
Abdone
del Aro
Midland
Odesse
San Angelo
Estera
Bradyite
Sam Pendergrast
Joe King
San Angelo Standard-Times
Pendergrast
S. Bridge Street
Ead Cessar
JC Penney
Coats
S-M-L
S-M-L-Xl
J.C. Penney
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