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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1954
Page
5
Admitted Saturday to Brady Hospital were Joe Myrick and several Brady residents including Mrs. Ted Blaisdell W A Wilder Mrs J E West Mrs Lewis Ruiz Joe Ruiz and Miss Josephine Solis.
Mrs. George Dutton Mrs. W C Beck and Mrs L L Peel Jr all of Brady and Peter Andregg of Menard returned to their homes from Brady Hospital Monday.
Brady High School held a Stork Club themed Junior-Senior banquet in the cafeteria with Wilburn Shurtleff as toastmaster and Lem Railsback giving invocations. Guests enjoyed a vocal trio, piano solos, a duet, and a floor show before dancing at Brady Country Club.
An old ad promotes T-4-L keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot. It claims rapid skin shedding and fungal kill on contact. The offer states satisfaction or money back within one hour and directs readers to Central Drug Store.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary hosted a fellowship luncheon naming Rev. Thomas Brower and Miss Arlene Crawford as honored guests and bride elect. The event featured a floral centerpiece, gifts, an orchid corsage, and a devotional on Acts with a review of a national mission study.
The Whosit 42 Club met Thursday with Mrs. Bob Lloyd as hostess. New officers were elected: Mrs. Raymond Davee president, Mrs. Guy Franklin secretary, and Bill Burns social chairman. Refreshments served to members including Bernah Jordan, Franklin, McIntyre, Slaughter, Davee, Riley, Red Simpson, Lloyd and Burns.
Dismissed from Brady Hospital on Friday were Reed Steward of Lohn G E Harris of Rochelle J R Nichols Mrs W B Adams of Melvin Mrs Swen Hermanson of Brady and Mrs Dee Bush of Liano
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