Bride-Elect Glenda Fowler Honored With Gift Tea
Miss Glenda Gay Fowler bride elect of James Albert Ravanelli was feted Saturday Oct 28 at 3 to 6 pm with a gift tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Hall. Mrs Hall and Mrs Fowler received guests while Mrs Lewis Jordan poured tea. Fifty to sixty guests attended with fall flowers and ceremony details noted by Deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Gay Fowler
James Albert Ravanelli
Fred Hall
Mmes
Max Morris
Gene Lay
Harris Johnson
David Deans
Sandy Daniel
Johnny Caylor
Vonnie Brown
Johnny Bradshaw
Mary Ann Dillon
Kadhrann Jones
Anita Jordan
Hall
Egan Fowler
Lewis Jordan
Deans
Cornelius Sykes Vows Exchanged in Seguin
Miss Glenda Gayle Cornelius of Brady became the bride of Charles McLean Sykes of San Antonio at First Methodist Church Seguin. Maid of honor Lina Peabody and best man John Zink, both of San Antonio. The couple plans to reside in San Marcos after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Gayle Cornelius
W. D. Cornelius
Brady
Charles McLean
Chuck) Sykes
San Antonio
Elsie Sykes
First Methodist
Seguin
Lina Peabody
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
John Zink
Mulvihill’s
Box 442
Route 2
Mercury Club Forms Pom Pom Poodles at All Day Meeting
The Mercury Ladies' Club met at the Community Center on October 25 to learn Pom Pom Poodles from plastic bags. Officers for January were elected with Elbert Doyal president and Bart Long vice president. A noon potluck followed, and visitors from Placid attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Ladies’ Club
Community Center
Phillip Smith
L. M. Robinson
Mmes. D. Cox
Leland Banks
Elbert Doyal
Bart Long
L. C. Underwood
Elmer Eckert
Alpha Eckert
Bill Miller
Linda Smith
Pumphrey
Vivian Young Wins School Honors
Vivian Young of Brady and Ringgold High School in Ringgold La is a sophomore living with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James Pate. She was named Most Beautiful Girl in her class and may contend for the school wide title with elections in the Spring. She will also run for Future Farmers of America queen and recently joined the Science Club after maintaining high grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Young
Floyd Young
Brady
Ringgold
James Pate
Ringgold High School
Future Farmers of America
Quiet Day Observed By Rochelle Women Of Methodist Church
The Rochelle Methodist Women held a Quiet Day at 10 a m in the church as part of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Morning session featured The Three R s of Christian Maturity led by Spiritual Life Chairman Mrs A L Neal with helpers Don Neal Charles Hare Kenneth Mitchell and Glenn Smith. Afternoon worship and offerings titled He Opened the Book were led by Mrs B J Neal with Mrs A L Neal at the piano. Speakers Tom Penn and Howard Price discussed missions home and foreign work including deaconesses retirement fund libraries worldwide student centers hostels in Argentina the Evangelical book stores Latin America revolving fund and medical work in Bolivia. A noon lunch in the educational building was provided by Mrs C W Thompson. Present were Mrs A L Neal Tom Penn Oscar Scoggin Charles Hare Don Neal B J Neal Kenneth Mitchell Walter Engdahl and Howard Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women of
Rochelle
Spiritual Life
A. L. Neal
Mmes
Don Neal
Charles Hare
Kenneth Mitchell
Glenn Smith
B. J. Neal
Tom Penn
Howard Price
Argentinia
Latin America
Bolivia
C. W. Thompson
Mmes. A. L. Neal
Oscar Scoggin
Keneth Mitchell
Walter Engdahl
Bradyites Attend Baylor Aggie Game Reunion at College Station
Members of the 1926 and 1941 Bradyite classes gathered in College Station for a reunion during the A and M versus Baylor game. Attendees included G E Duncan Elmo B Kyzar Joe B Gault Mayor R M Priesmeyer Jewel Jones and guests Earl Rudder G Rollie White Charley Darley plus Rev Ervin Watson Jim Hark rider Gil Engdahl Sam McAnally L B Smith and Larry Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&m College
College Station
Brady
G. E. Duncan
Elmo B. Kyzar
Joe B. Gault
R. M. Priesmeyer
Jewel Jones
Earl Rudder
Baylor University
G. Rollie White
Charley Darley
Bradyites
Ervin Watson
John
Gil Engdahl
Jim Harkrider
Sam McAnally
L. B. Smith
Larry
Mr. Smith
Advisory Council of
The
Jour
Rochelle 4-H Group Meets October 18
The Rochelle High School 4-H Recreation Group I met on Wednesday October 18 at the Rochelle Community Center. Three games were played under leaders Karen Fike Don Dennis and Carole Creech and evaluated by Mrs. J M Dennis. Cookies and punch were served by Mary and Don Dennis. Members present included Carolyn Huffman Mary Dennis Marilyn Fike Don Dennis Karen Fike and Carole Creech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle High School 4-H
Rochelle Community Center
Karen Fike
Don Dennis
Carole Creech
J. M. Dennis
Mary
Carolyn Huffman
Mary Dennis
Marilyn Fike
Rochelle 4 H Foods Group Elects Officers
The Rochelle 4 H Unit Two Foods Group elected officers at a recent meeting held at Mrs. Sim Gamblin’s home. Vicki Gamblin became president, Kathy Doyal vice president, Desie Creech secretary treasurer, and Linda Roberts reporter. The group prepared frozen apples and canned tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Two Foods Group
Sim Gamblin
Vicki Gamblin
Kathy Doyal
Desie Creech
Linda Roberts
Journalism Department Hosts Lunch and Game Visit
Mrs. Smith joined journalism teachers wives for coffee and luncheon then men and women attended the game as guests of the Journalism Department.
Costume Party Honors BSP Rushees at Country Club
Beta Sigma Phi Rushees and their husbands were honored by the Ritual of Jewels Chapter on Saturday night October 28 with a Halloween themed costume party and pot luck supper at the Country Club. Best dressed prizes went to Ken and Vera Young, James and Mary Bates, and Ed and Dora Whitley. The “Ugliest” award went to K. Y. Owens. Mrs. Hilma Stockstill led a revue performed by a group of singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Country Club
Ken
Vera Young
James
Mary Bates
Dora Whitley
K. Y. Owens
Hilma Stockstill
Ima
Ona Keri@ine
Carol Ricks
Joan Breckenridge
Annita Bennett
Cece Locklear
Georgan Granville
Darlene Porter
Connie Sue Engdahl
James Mallow
Raymond Wilensky
Elbert Wall
Voca Couple Honored on Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lon Locklear celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their ranch near Voca. Relatives and friends surprised them with a cake brought by Mrs Sandy Brown. The couple, pioneer Voca residents, have three sons Edward James and Joe Locklear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Locklear
Voca
Thenas
Sandy Brown
Locklear
Edward Locklear
James Locklear
Brady
Joe Locklear
Houston
Conley Purcell
Ina Miller
Flora Brown
Edward Clark
Messers
Mmes
Henry Roberts
Bill Jordan
Everett Wood
Jack Locklear
Suzy
George Kidd
Curtis
Jana
Allan
Rice Shurtleff Wedding Vows Exchanged in Dallas
Miss Jacklyn Rice of Houston wed Wilburn Shurtleff of Dallas in a double ring ceremony in Dallas on September 22. Parents of the bride are Mrs. Rees Rice and J. H. Rice. Groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shurtleff of Brady. Shurtleff left Dallas October 22 to serve in the 49th Armored Division at Camp Polk. Mrs. Shurtleff remains in Dallas working as a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn Rice
Houston
Wilburn Shurtleff
Dallas
Rees Rice
J. H. Rice
Findlay
Ohio
John R. Shurtleff
Brady
Shurtleff
49Th Armored Division
Camp Polk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vester Richey
George Purcell
Ben Dillon
Cecil Nelin
Bill Hargrove
Adlaide Harvey
Godely
Brady Standard
Cornelius-Sykes
Mercury Club
Rochelle Women of
Methodist Church
Rae Yy
Penney's Rey
Bermaraber—Chriatmane
Foods Group
Penneys
J.C. Penney
Mom
Penney
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