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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
3
The Fife Friendship Club met at Mrs. James Finlay Jr on May 13. After a brief business session members sang old songs, took part in a vocabulary quiz led by Mrs. Finlay, admired yard flowers, and enjoyed refreshments. Attending were Mrs. Whittenbury of Lobn and members Mmes. O C Utsey Guy Phillipe Bot Pearce Tom Hickman Ira Hester and W D Caylor.
Seniors from the Churches of Christ in Hrady were hosted at a 7 a.m. breakfast on Thursday May 26 in the Fellowship Hall of the 4th and Bridge Street Church. Hostesses were Mmes Henry Medroom Egan Fowler Lackey Akins C Bradley and C A Reynolds. Roses and shasta daisies decorated the tables for the group including Helen Wilson Gail McBroom Lou Donna Guice Marion Dean Lewis Bill Wallace Brenda Neve Mary Zirjax Donnie Kilgore Ronnie Selman Sandra Elliott Shirley Conn Don Cavness Sharon Jones Ann Stromquist Gary Brown Eli Stock Will Bobby Robertson and Kay Lankford.
The Sorosis Club held its final meeting of the club year with a dinner at the Plateau Restaurant. After dinner, a business meeting and installation of officers occurred at Mrs. Marion Bradham’s home. Mrs. Lackett Bryson of Rochelle received the Senior Girl award. New officers were installed: Mrs. Rubpama Wilhelm president and press book chairman, Mrs. Lackey Akins vice president, Mrs. H. L. Lackey secretary, Mrs. J. F. Williams treasurer, Mrs. Laura Ellis reporter, Mrs. Earl Todd federation counsel in absentia, Mrs. E. H. Ivey parliamentarian. Guests included Mrs. Kate Harris and Mrs. Charles Pimm of Fort Worth.
Director and Mrs. Mallow hosted a late Thursday supper after the Spring Band Concert in the Brady High School auditorium. Guests enjoyed a buffet with yellow floral centerpieces and corsage sticks topped by miniature graduates. Attendees included James Breckenridge Cheryl Broad James Marvinurns Patsy Carr Janie Crew Sandra Billiett Vicki Fowler Lou
Donna Guice 1A Harvey Johnny Sue Sheila Kratdon Cyntam Jay Mahon Richard Martin Kay Oates Kurt Otte Nora Mich Hillie Jean Sellman Mary Zmax Sharon Jones was the only graduating senior unable to attend.
Miss Ima Mae Kensing of Brady and Greg Chase of San Antonio wed at the Chapel of the First Methodist Church in Brady on Saturday May 15 at 7 30 p m. Rev Lamar C Leifeste officiated before white gladioli and candytuft. The bride wore white silk shantung with a white veil and carried an orchid on a white Bible. Best man was Roy John Holliday of Dallas and maid of honor was Mrs Freddy Shoemake. The reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple plan to live in San Antonio after graduating Brady High School in 1964 and attending Southwest Texas State College. Out-of-town guests included Jeanette Waite Brownwood Wanda Weatherby Miles Sidney McCowan Miles and Ronnie Holliday Dallas.
Members meet at 7:30 p m Monday May 24 at the Plateau Restaurant for the annual spring dinner. The program theme is The Contribution of Music to Our American Heritage. Mrs John Jones of Mercury will install the 1965 66 officers. Guests invited.
The Twentieth Century Club met at Richards Memorial Library with Mrs. James Reeves presiding in the president’s absence. New officers for 1965 66 were installed led by President Miss Joella Cole. other posts included Vice President Mrs. James H. Reeves Secretary Mrs. Lewis Hampton Treasurer Mrs. Robbie Hodges Reporter Mrs. T F Ereckson Parliamentarian Mrs. Andrew Allen. A social program followed with committee announcements and games.
The Esther Sunday School Class of Central Baptist Church met May 10 at Mrs. C. B. Byrd home with Mrs. Joe Garner teaching and Mrs. Everett Melton leading prayer. Members voted to furnish a flannel board and six flannel graph pictures on Christ life for the Primary Department. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Massey’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunting ton announce the arrival of a daughter, their third, born at Brady Hospital Wednesday May 1. Named Mary Frances, the baby weighed eight pounds eight and a half ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Davee of Brady and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huntington of Brownwood.
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