Woman's Pavilion at HemisFair Explores Women's Roles
The HemisFair 1968 Woman's Pavilion focuses on women's roles from ancient to modern times with exhibits on beauty, mind, heart, and handiwork. A $1.2 million, four level building near the Texas and Federal pavilions will house graphic essays and a Mind Tunnel experience. The project is led by Mrs. Winfield S. Hamlin and Mrs. F. Lee Ozbirn with 37 officers and board members aiming for 200000 memberships and widespread corporate sponsorship.
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HemisFair
Inter-American Educational Center
New World Nations
Lyndon RB. Johnson
Hemisphere
HemisFeir
San Antonio
Cyrus Wagner
Federal Pavilion
Texas Pavilion
Robert P. Gersin
Gersin
Winfield S. Hamlin
F. Lee Ozbirn
Fort Worth
National Advisory Council
BSP Chapter Exemplar Ritual for Two Candidates
Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Neta Sigma Phi met May 2 at Mrs. Granville residence with co hosts Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. McAnally. Exemplar Ritual given to two candidates Ms. Jerry Wood and Mrs. Bill Douglas. Installation of officers officiated by Mrs. Granville. Attendees included Mrs. Dodds Mrs. Kyzar Mrs. McCollum and guests Mrs. Murray Jordan president of Theta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi. A business meeting planned a summer rummage sale June 10 and an original program for next year.
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Xi Theta Epsilon
Neta Sigma Phi
Bill Granville
Bill Dodds
Sam McAnally
Jerry Wood
Bill Douglas
Dodds
Jack Kyzar
Robert Hays
Ross Huffman
Boyd Hunt
Kyzar, McCollum
Johnny Rudder
Claire Whitesell
Jamie Williamson
Murray Jordan
Theta Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
McCulloch County HD Council Meets in April Activities
The McCulloch Home Demonstration Council held a 2:30 p m meeting April 28 at the McCulloch Electric Co op with eight members and agent Vyvien Duncan present. Reports covered club histories crafts demonstrations clean up efforts and attendance figures with plans for a September bake sale and May meetings.
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Home Demonstration Council
McCulloch Electric Co-op
Fount Stroope
Vyvien Duncan
South Brady
Tochelle
East Sweden
Duncan
Waller Hurd
Austin
San Angelo
THDA
McCulloch County
Library urges support with Friends dues rise note
Richards Memorial Library reports ongoing growth in Friends of the Library membership. Dues range from one dollar for adults to twenty five dollars for sustaining members, with many names listed as sustaining or contributing supporters for 1967 68.
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Friends of the Library
H. N. Lackey
Richards Memorial Library
Notes From Vivian Invitation Meeting in McCulloch County
Mrs L B Smith invites women and some men to a May 8 gathering at the School Cafeteria at 3 p m. A committee from McCulloch County recently met in San Antonio to discuss Hemis Fair '68 Woman's Pavilion plans and two San Antonio visitors will speak. Brady hosts, with Mrs Harry Curtis aiding, and delegation urged from Brady Rochelle Melvin and Lohn schools.
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H. L. Braly
Joella Cole
McCulloch County
San Antonio
Edward W. Penshorn
Fred B. Irby
Brady
Harry Curtis
Rochelle
Melvin and
Lohn
Richland Springs PTA Meets May 11
The Richland Springs PTA will meet Thursday May 11 at 2 30 pm in the high school auditorium. Refreshments will be served in the homemaking room prior to the meeting by the Hospitality Committee. The executive committee will meet at 1 30 pm the same date in the high school teachers lounge. Mrs James Connel will be in charge of the program and officials for the ensuing year will be installed including President Mrs J C Gibson Vice president Mrs H E Pearce Second vice president Mrs Noel Woods Secretary Mrs Arthur Cook Treasurer Mrs Ken Bode Reporter Mrs Mode Mask Parliamentarian Oliver Burk Historian Mrs O F Hardman.
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Richland Springs Pta
James Connel
J. C. Gibson
H. E Pearce
Noel Woods
Arthur Cook
Ken Bode
Mode Mask
Oliver Burk
O. F. Hardman
Mrs Stockstill Presents Recital at Richards Memorial Library
Hilma Stockstill showcased 40 pupils in annual piano and voice recitals at Richards Memorial Library over two Sundays. The April 23 program featured elementary and senior groups, followed by junior high on April 30 and the high school group. Parents and friends attended.
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Hilma Stockstill
Richards Memorial Library
Miss Huffman Guest Soloist For Damrosch Club
The Damrosch Music Club closes its year with a Spring luncheon Saturday at 1 pm in Richards Memorial Library. Guest soloist Miss Cheryl Huffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman of Brady, will perform with accompanist Miss Sharon Anderson. Mrs. W R Boothe leads hymn of the month Softly Now the Light of Day, with Mrs. Archer on piano. Hostesses are social committee members Mmes A H Woody FP Simpson Grady Burns and L B Smith.
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Damrosch Music Club
Richards Memorial Library
Cheryl Huffman
H. J. Huffman
Brady
Mmes
A. H. Woody
FP. Simpson
Grady Burns
L. B. Smith
Esther Class Meets In Estes Home
The Esther Sunday School Class of Central Baptist Church met Monday evening at the home of Misses Jewett and Vida Estes. Mrs. Richard Greathouse led the devotional on the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 1 18. After a business session a refreshments plate was served to several members and guests. The June meeting will be with Mrs. Young.
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Esther
Central Baptist Church
Jewett
Vida Estes
Richard Greathouse
Bleeseda
Joe Garner
R. L. Chesser
Garner
Rena Bassett
D. T. Dudley
Chesser
Elmer Crumley
Dewey Young
Greathouse
Miss Jewett
Mr. Garner
Mr. Greathouse
Mrs. Young
20th Century Club Chooses Study For 1967 68 Program
The Muddy Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Pellizzari’s home with full attendance and voted five dollars per member to support the Woman's Pavilion at Hermis Fair ’68. Four new members joined as the group selected "Don’t Grow Old, Grow Up" for 1967 68 study and heard W R Thompson discuss distributive education aims and goals for youth.
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John Pellizzari
Hermis Fair
Mines
Glenn Sherrod
Helmuth Stromanist
M. W. Goff
John Willman
Neal Self
W. R. Thompson
Hrady High School
Local Social Event Recalls Guests and Hosts
Mrs. T. F. Breckson aided Mrs. Pellizzari in catering refreshments for a gathering. The guest list includes Mr. Thompson and many named ladies and gentlemen such as Shearod Willman Lewis Hampton Robbie Hodees Walter Bowden Eloise Mahon Leslie Quaitn Charlie Pimm Lloyd Patterson I. V. Allison James Reeves Cecil Stheeler and Mary Agnes Glober Joella Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Breckson
Pellizzari
Mr. Thompson
Mmes. Shearod
Willman
Lewis Hampton
Robbie Hodees
Walter Bowden
Eloise Mahon
Leslie Quaitn
Charlie Pimm
Lioyd Patterson
I. V. Allison
James Reeves
Self
Cecil Stheeler
Mary Agnes Glober
Joella Cole
New Hallmark party goods arrive at The Standard Office
New Hallmark party goods have just arrived at The Standard Office. The shipment includes party supplies and decorations ready for display and sale.
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Hallmark
Standard
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