Homemaker Sherry Williams Opens Brady Real Estate Office
Sherry Williams and Roy Appleton start Brady's newest real estate venture after redecorating their office. She stays busy with church roles and family. recipes and homemaking tips accompany the feature along with a long list of family activities and hobbies.
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Sherry Williams
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Roy Appleton
Sherry
Jimmy
Shon
Shellie
First United Methodist Church
Council On Ministries
United Methodist Women
Miss Leifeste Weds Monte Lee Owens in Brady
Miss Sue Filen Leifeste of Brady and Monte Lee Owens of Voea exchanged vows at 7 p m October 22 at First United Methodist Church. The ceremony featured double ring vows, blue tapers, and gardenia arrangements with family and attendants named.
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Miss Leifeste
Monte Lee Owens
Cuero Girl To Head FTA
Constance Snodgrass of Cuero was elected president elect of District III Future Teachers of America at the district convention in El Campo Oct. 25. A Cuero High School sophomore, she will serve as vice president her junior year and president her senior year, daughter of Glyndor Snodgrass and granddaughter of Cuero and Brady families.
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Constance Snodgrass
Cuero
Teachers of America
el Campo
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Cuero High School
FTA
Texas
Constance
Glyndor Snodgrass
John Sorell
A. C. Snodgrass, Sr
Brady
Halloween Masquerade Rush Party at Beta Sigma Phi
The Theta Upsilon chapter held its final rush party on October 22 at the Girl Scout house with a Halloween masquerade theme. Winners Sherry Ringer, Lee Broad, Vickie Rickman, and Linda McCann were honored for best costumes as members toured a spook house and enjoyed refreshments by the executive committee led by Durelle Snodgrass. They visited Mrs Felix Ramirez recovering from surgery before departing with Halloween treats.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Girl Scout House
Sherry Ringer
Lee Broad
Vickie Rickman
Durelle
Newcomers Welcomed by Beta Sigma Phi Theta Upsilon Chapter
The Theta Upsilon chapter at Richards Memorial Library held its semi monthly meeting on Oct. 24. Phyllis Lankford and Suzanne Pennington presented on careers with focus on homemaker as a vital path. Kathy Beasley received the welcome rose after transferring from Omega Chi. Plans for a preferential tea at the Milt Miller home on Oct. 30 were finalized and memberships were taken. Refreshments followed.
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Richards Memorial
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Suzanne Pennington
Chos
Kathy Beasley
Alpine
Omega Chi Chapter
Milt Miller
China 4 H Learns Macrame Under Guidance of Local Aides
China Elementary 4 H Club met Tuesday to learn macrame basket making guided by Mrs Caroline Rountree Mrs Ron Mays Mrs Recto Jacoby Mrs V C Whitworth Mrs John Holloway and Agent Mrs Vyvien Duncan assisted the members while they crafted baskets. Members present included Sara Howard Shay Howard Sim Sorrell Jill Jacoby Liz Rountree Stephanie Whitworth Tamie Holloway Cynthia Ware Londie J Allison Adams Mike Rountree Jimmy Mays Jeff Mays Vanessa Rubio and Cyndy Wallace.
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Caroline Rountree
Ron Mays
Recto Jacoby
V. C. Whitworth
John Holloway
Vyvien Duncan
Sara Howard
Shay Howard
Sim Sorrell
Jill Jacoby
Liz Rountree
Stephanie Whitworth
Atchison
Tamie Holloway
Cynthia Ware
Londie J
Allison Adams
Mike Rountree
Jimmy Mays
Jeff Mays
Vanessa Rubio
Cyndy Wallace
Minority UT engineers show strong retention
John St Robottom reports that 87 percent of minority students entering UT engineering have graduated or remain in school, far above the overall student body. He estimates about 14 percent of this fall's freshman engineers will be from minority groups, highlighting retention as the acid test.
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Austin, Texas
Spi
University of Texas
College of Engineering
John St. Robottom
UT Engineering
County to cost share livestock water pipelines project
The County Committee designates a fund under the 1977 Conservation Program to share 50 percent of costs for pipelines joining the Doole Millersview line to livestock water sites. The aim is improved grazing distribution. The office closes Thursday November 24 1977 for Thanksgiving.
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Doole Millersview
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