Are You An Ostrich Parent Now At The Rice Hotel
The first Annual Convention of the Texas Association for Children with Learning Disabilities drew 935 distressed parents and educators to Houston. The piece urges facing learning disabilities, explaining brain deficiency and brain injury, and stresses early recognition, discussion, and persistent care to help affected children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Helen
Texas Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Rice Hotel
Houston
Ovation Cosmetics Promotes Nature Based Skin Care
A 1960s style notice touts Ovation’s moisture focused skin care routine. It argues against dryness through a few minutes daily cleansing conditioning and moisturizing with a complete line designed to harmonize with natural skin for radiance softness and vitality. Call 597-3824 for an in home appointment to view the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovation
Neture
Ovation Cosmetics
Mrs. Carl Keith of Brady and Mrs. Larry Henderson of Voca
Read as a notice listing two individuals linked to local advisory roles. Mrs. Carl Keith of Brady is identified as a key consultant and Mrs. Larry Henderson of Voca is named as a consultant. The fragment notes their affiliations without further details or dates.
Melvin WMS Hears Thanksgiving Study
The Melvin Women's Missionary Society met in regular session in the church Monday afternoon. Mrs Carlson led a Bible quiz while members read prayers and Thanksgiving readings. They approved a $10 donation to Rev Christensen's Austin mission and thanked Lydia's Orphans Home and Maranatha Heights for articles and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randahl Carlson
Melvin Wms
L. C. Hargroves
H. S. Sutton
Gus Craft
Emil Nelson
Herbert Broman
Lillie Rose
Oscar Byman
Carl Anderson
J. R. Malmstrom
Carl Lundquist
Marie Malmstrom
Randoh Carlson
Little Miss Feted On Third Birthday
Lynna Leigh Fuller celebrated her third birthday at home on Monday November 22 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuller. Guests joined in yard games and enjoyed punch and cupcakes with balloons and candy as favors. Attending children included Alyve Pentecost Dell Pentecost K Lynn Hanson Brad Brewster Melodianne Mallow Morgan Mallow Stephanie Siler and Jody Fuller. Mothers present were Mrs Donald Pentecost Mrs Forest Hanson Mrs Charles Brewster Mrs James Mallow and Mrs Guy Siler.
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Little Lynna Leigh Fuller
Joe Fuller
Alyve and
Dell Pentecost
K’lynn Hanson
Brad Brewster
Melodianne
Morgan Mallow
Stephanie Siler
Jody
Mmes
Donald Pentecost
Forest Hanson
Charles Brewster
James A. Mallow
Guy Siler
Rochelle PTA Hears School Counselor
The Rochelle Parent Teacher Association met at 7 30 Monday night with Mrs Jacob Mohr presiding. I L Lasaler Brownwood Junior High School counselor spoke on Education What Kind For Whom and How Much stressing education beyond school and the need for ongoing learning and refresher courses.
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Rochelle
Thanksgiving Dinner Shared at Mrs Ella Thornton Home
Thanksgiving dinner was served early at the home of Mrs. Ella Thornton on Sunday November 21. Numerous guests attended from Denton Argyle Big Spring Abilene Moran Moran Abilene Brownwood Brady Lohn and other area towns plus family and friends who arrived the day before to enjoy games of 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thornton
Ray Reed
Denton
Mae Lumpkin
Argyle
L. J. Jeter
L. D. Thornton
Phillis
Stanley
Mary Deens
Big Spring
J. W. Webb
G. J. Latimer
Luke Vogel
J. D. Patterson
Howard Patterson
Brady
T. L. West
Lohn
Pledges Presented at Theta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Ceremony
The Theta Upsilon chapter held pledge ceremony and regular meeting at Richards Memorial Library. Eight pledges received pins, led by Mrs. Bill Douglas with assistance from Mrs. Gray Carruthers and Mrs. Eldred Pruitt. Guests and hostesses noted. Iran customs discussed during the program.
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Theta Upsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Richards Memorial Library
Bill Douglas
Steve King
Mmes
Gray Carruthers
Eldred Pruitt
W. B. Byrd
Lee Threadgill
Daymon McBee
J. D. Hampton
Bill Burns
Elmer Harris
Bob McShan
John L. Blauvelt
Guy Siler
Frank Lohn
Kenneth Young
Charles Brewster
Paul Willis
Bernard Petty
Clifford Grubbs
Donald Pentecost
Dickie Reed
Ed Whiteley
Melvin Club Discusses New Trend in Foods
The Melvin Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. John Bratton’s home to discuss new eating patterns led by Mrs. Pete Murrell. Mrs. W. O. Akins spoke on quick nutritious meals and ahead of time prep. Members exchanged recipes, planned a spring style show, and donated gifts to the State hospital in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Murrell
Melvin Twentieth Century Club
John Bratton
Omer Hall
B. R. Taliaferro
State Hospital
Wichita Falls
Home For Holidays at Texas Tech Student Visits Parents
Steve Neal a Texas Tech student in Lubbock visits his parents Mr and Mrs Billy Jack Neal during the Thanksgiving holidays.
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Steve Neal
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Billy Jack Neal
Mercury Ladies Elect Officers
The Mercury Ladies' Club met at the Community Center on November 17 and voted to send Christmas packages to Kerrville State Hospital. A Christmas supper was planned for December 14 at 7 PM with secret pals to be revealed. New officers were elected: Bart Long president, Elmer Eckert vice president, Clifton Turner secretary treasurer, Sim Gamblin finance, Chester Penn reporter, D. Cox recreation, Lannie Under-
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Mercury Ladies
Kerrville State Hospital
Bart Long
Elmer Eckert
Clifton Turner
Sim Gamblin
Chester Penn
D. Cox
Lannie
Adve nit of Bingo Hosts Serve Refreshments
Mrs J H Thompson and Mrs Veree Robinson hosted the event serving refreshments after the bingo session.
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Bingo
J. H. Thompson
Veree Robinson
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Carl Keith
of Brady
Larry Henderson
of Voca
McUshan’s
Idaho
Russet
Rome
TV Orange
Chuck
Texas
Ther Standard-Herald Office
Seasons Greetings
Jan Smith
Rochelle Pta
Mr. Lasaler
Forrest Hanson
L. A. Gotcher
Iran
Mercury
Joe F. Stuart
Peignior
Gibbs
Chevrole
Chevrolet
Duncan
Chevrolet Company
Brady, Texas
S. Bridge St
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