Local social notes from Brady area residents
Mrs. Fred Sohn welcomes a new son weighing unspecified pounds and ounces. Numerous Brady, Coleman, Kerrville, San Angelo, and Dallas residents visit, dine, or stay with local families. Family movements include travel to Lubbock, Fort Worth, and Oklahoma City. ongoing medical, school, and military updates involve Viet Nam transfer for Jerry Ludwick and an appendectomy in Midland.
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Ry Jay
Ira Hester
Oklahoma City
James Hester
Mr. Hester
Stanley Moore
Bobby
Allen
Kyle
J. F. Gwin
Coleman
G. W. Moore
Patricia
Ronnie Moore
Jimmy Cawthon
Susan
Dallas
John Smith
Joe W. Smith
John Selderman
Beverly
Kerrville
Paul Lohn
Seldermans
South Dakota
Sam Fullawa
Jerry Ludwick
Holiman Afb
N. Mex
Jerry
Viet Nam
Ludwick
France
Mark Akers
Robert
San Angelo
H. E. Smith
Marshall Bratton
R. E. Briscoe
Fred Harvey
Midland
S. A. Lawson
Lawson
George Crawford
Brady
Ford
John Bledsoe
Webbie Parker
Bessie Richter
W. L. Scott
L. S. Walker
Larry Walker
Tra Hester
W. W. Tedder
J. B. Horne
Frank Faulkner
Wichita
Kans
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Ruth Bagley
Lampasas
Daily Deck
Grady Moore
Lubbock
Dickye Moore
Texas Tech
Iris Moore
Andrews
Jack Huie
Buddy Horne
David Bishop
Gayle Doyal
Jerry B. Taylor
Brownwood
Aron Bray
The
Baptist Church
Sam Fullagar
Lilly Ludwick
Clarence Lohn
Fort Worth
Curtis Wright
Shad
Wright
Elmer Bray
Vivian Wright
Becky
Curtis Bray
Donald Wright
T. F. Wright
Tommy
Neal Wright
Little Shad
H. W. Huie
Victor Bloede
New York
Gene Bratton
Beth
Amy
Victor Bloede Ili
SMU
FHA Meeting Draws Five Representatives From Each Chapter
The Area 7 Future Homemakers Association met in Kerrville on Saturday with five delegates from each chapter. Sharon Sellman Wanda Whitfield Beth Rawlings Marilyn Blackwell and Peggy Hargrove represented the local chapter. Helen Marie Snell homemaking teacher and FHA sponsor accompanied the group.
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FHA
Area 7 Future Homemakers Association
Kerrville
Sharon Sellman
Wanda Whitfield
Beth Rawlings
Marilyn Blackwell
Peggy Hargrove
Helen Marie Snell
Final Rites Held for Lt. Brooks Garland Resident
Funeral services for First Lt. James Thomas Brooks a Garland resident and former radio officer with the 459th Signal Battalion were held at Restland Wildwood Chapel. Burial followed at Restland Memorial Park. Brooks a Texas A&M graduate and Axe Memorial Methodist Church member died Tuesday. he had previously received the Army Commendation Medal for guiding a runaway transport truck away from signal equipment during field maneuvers. Survivors include his wife and son Daniel Thomas Brooks, his parents Leroy and Mrs. Brooks, a brother Leroy Brooks Jr., and two sisters Mrs. Wayne Turner and Mrs. Lynn Pottard.
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Garland
James Thomas Brooks
Patricia Lane
Co. D
459Th Signal Battalion
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Restland
Wildwood Chapel
Restland Memorial Park
Brooks
Bryson
Jack County
Texas A & M
Axe Memourial Methodist Church
Army
Daniel Thomas Brooks
Leroy Brooks
Leroy Brooks, Jr
Hobbs
N. M
Wayne Turner
Brownwood
Lynn Pottard
Hereford
A. B. Cox
Brady
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John Huie
Karen
H. T. Marshall
Midwest City
Okla
William T. Lohn
Warren Jones
W. Carroll
Fred Brinson
Bangs
T. L. Hodges
W. B. Watkins
Brady Hospital
Clifford Huffman
Winters
Watkins
Bastrop High School
Terry Kessel
Mike Jones
Ronnie Wilkins
P. J. Dobson
Fred Wright
Randy Wilkins
Ford Ltd
Rolls-Royce
Luxury
Ltd's
Ltd
U.S
Auto Club
Ann
Colmnal
Joe Hill
Pine
Texas
Lt. Brooks
Norman Motors, Inc
South Bridge Street
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DRS
Optometrists
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Milton
P. O. Box
Gas Rarges
Gartman’s
Butane
Garden Club
Brady High School
Miller’s Dress Shop
Young World Children’s Shop Fashion Fabrics
Davis’ Dress Shop
Wilensky
Huffman
John’s Boot & Western Store
Barron
Montgomery Ward Ricks Furniture
AUC
McLean’s Sporting Goods