Beauty Jamboree Topic of HD Clubs
Mrs Albert Neal program chair of Fairview Home Demonstration Club spoke on Beauty Jamboree at the lab house Thursday at 7 30 pm. She stressed cleanliness of body and mind over cosmetics and noted county council work laws for Achievement Day November 13 in Gibbs Building. Mrs Ford Terry and Mrs Neal served refreshments with Agent Janice Bray closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Neal
Fairview Homeonstration Club
Neal
County Council
Gibbs
Ford Terry
Janice Bray
County Home
Sewing class covers belts buckles hems zippers
A sewing lesson Tuesday night taught belt making belt buckles hemming and zipper insertion. Attendees included Mmes. Burrell Flannagin Lee Hodges Henry Owens Albert Neal Chas Pence Ford Terry Gordon Valliant and A L Renfroe. Next meeting is November 7 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. Burrell Flannagin
Lee Hodges
Henry Owens
Albert Neal
Chas. Pence
Ford Terry
Gordon Valliant
A. L. Renfroe
County Home Demonstration Club Reports Given As Council Meets
The Mc Culloch County Home Demonstration Council met at 10 am in the Mc Culloch Electric Co op Building. Officers and five clubs reported. attendance totaled 66 members and 13 visitors. Nominating committee read names for elected officers. dress review set for November 13 and encampment dates announced for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Albert Neal
Louise Hurd
Glenn Smith
H. A. Lawrence
W. E. Jacoby
East Sweden
N. G. Swenson
Fairview
Ford Terry
Rochelle
Mies
Dorcas Class Meets At Baptist Church
The Dorcas Club of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Rosa Samuelson gave the devotional from Luke 24 15 23 and read the minutes. Mrs. R L Burns read the report and closed with prayer. Pie and coffee were served. six members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
R. Dpd. Wood
Rosa Samuelson
R. L. Burns
Mmes. Wood
Samuelson
Burns
Minnie Harris
Ida Pharise
Cc. L. Gault
20th Century Club Hears Health And Safety Program
Members of the 20th Century Club met at Mrs. John S. Lewis home for a program on Health and Safety. Speakers included Mrs. Travis Moore on Hurry and Worry as threats to mental health and Mrs. Raymond Hartley on Safety Hints for the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Club
John S. Lewis
Travis Moore
Raymond Hartley
Mary Agnes Gober
Federation
Tommy Ereckson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mineral Wells
Mmes
W. C. Bowden
Lloyd Bratton
Walter Bryson
R. M. Engdahl
C. A. Ethridge
Jim Harkrider
Bill G. Kennerly
Sol Rosenberg
C. D. York
Mrs H G Geeslin of Brady Hospital Admission and Dismissal
Mrs H G Geeslin of Brady entered Brady Hospital Saturday and was dismissed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Geeslin
Brady
Brady Hospital
Mrs J L Gary conducts Fife HDC program
Mrs J L Gary led a Fife Home Demonstration Club session with nine members and one visitor present. The program featured copper making planning, a quiz by Mrs Tom Bradley, and a Creed led by Mrs Paul Sohn. Cookies and coffee were served to ten attendees including Mrs Carroll Hodges and Mrs Tom Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gary
Fife Home Demonstration Club
Creed
Paul Sohn
Gary
Tom Bradley
Mmes
Carroll Hodges
Guy Phillips
Warren Caylor
Tom A L. M. Farmer
J. D. Patterson
Austin Davis
Monthly Pack Meet Held by Cub Scouts Pack 24
Cub Scout Pack 24 of the McCulloch County Cub Scouts of America held its monthly pack meeting at the Scout Lodge with cub master W. L. Taylor in charge assisted by James King and Leonard Atherton. Den stunts and songs accompanied by homemade instruments showcased five dens. Six new Scouts earned Bobcat pins and registration cards while others received Wolf badges and arrow paints. Den Mothers Stars honored several mothers for one year of service and a call went out for more den mothers to support Brady-area Cub Scout age boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Cub Scouts of America
Scout Lodge
W. L. Taylor
James King
Leonard Atherton
Den
Den 6
Den 7
Bart Wulff
Larry Parker
Tye Hill Barnett
Clyde Locklear
Burl Wigginton
TI. A. Wootan
Ricky Rosenberg
Eddie Jay Rosenthal
Don King
Phil McBee
Greg Chase
Barry Cottrell
Oscar Turner
Brady
Jack Hunter Wigginton
Junior MYF Collects For CROP
The Junior M. Y. F. of the First Methodist Church held a Trick or Treat party Sunday October 31 from 5 to 7 PM. Groups of four visited homes asking for contributions to the Christian Rural Overseas Program. A weiner roast followed and the tally of 71.94 will fund one cup of milk daily for over seven hundred Korean children for three months. Twenty youths and four adults took part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Korea
WMU Bible Study Meets at First Baptist Church
The W M U of the First Baptist Church held a Monday afternoon Bible study at the church led by Mrs. C B Groves. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Powers Mrs F W Lazalier Mrs Vernon Dorsett Mrs Elmer Hicks Mrs Ford Terry Mr Spencer Engdahl Co L Gault Mr Earl Coles Mr William Hood Mr J L Riley Mr George Puckett Mr C C Dickerson and Mr J P Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church
C. B. Groves
Mmes
Robert Powers
F. W. Lazalier
Vernon Dorsett
Elmer Hicks
Ford Terry
Spencer Engdahl
Co. L. Gault
Earl Coles
William Hood
J. Riley
George Puckett
C. C. Dickerson
J. P. Williamson
Mrs Paul Klatt Admitted and Dismissed at Brady Hospital
Mrs Paul Klatt of Brady was admitted to Brady Hospital on Thursday and discharged on Sunday, returning home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Klatt of
Brady
Brady Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saady Garden
17Th Street
MR. and
Mrs. D. Moore
County Home Demonstration Club
M. J. Bean
Dorcas
Baptist Church
York
Standard
Gladiola Biscuits
Cheez
Swift
Banner
Fordhook
Limas
Gilbreath’s and Save
Gold Coast
Lamon
del Monte
Libby
Maryland Club
General Electric
Skinner
Texas
Yee
Eles
Durkee’s—Dixie
Delsey Tissue
nAonel
Loinsteak LB
Cub
WMU
Brady Drug
Prescription Service
Dial
Bourland
W. Chase St
North Side
Liver
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