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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
5
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Lillie Mae Hermanson, bride-elect of Edward Jordan, received a kitchen shower at the Jordan home on September 29. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Lewis A Jordan with L A Gotcher Beakie Lohn. Guests included Deryl Griffith, George Carruthers, Clarence Hermanson, Elbert Boswell and others. gifts included aprons and recipes.
The WMU of First Baptist Church met Monday September 27 for a Royal Service program and installation of officers for the new church year. Mrs J J Jordan led prayer for foreign missions. Mrs Leycester Moore oversaw officer installation. Mrs A J Ricks Jr shared impressions from a Bahama Islands church visit. Cookies and punch were served to 23 ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Surber announce the engagement of their daughter Romell to Hilly Jack Hardin son of Mr and Mrs George Hardin. A double ring ceremony is planned at the First Baptist Church in Mason on October 1.
The Concho County Gospel Singing Convention is set for Sunday October 9 at 9 2 pm at the Eola Methodist Church. The public is invited to attend.
Dallas actress and former radio soap star Helen Zech discusses life after TV. Now Mrs Robert Zech she raises three children in Dallas while active with the Junior League Theater Center and Museum of Contemporary Arts.
Mrs. Harold Deaton hosted the Nattie Hinchman Circle of the WMS as eighteen members and guests met. They planned a rummage sale for October 21-22 and discussed the Week of Prayer and Self-Denial. A tea for new church members was set for Sunday from 3 to 5 PM.
The Brownie Troop led by Mrs. Paul Bradshaw and Mrs. B J Scott met at the Girl Scout Little House after touring the Pepsi Cola Jottline Company. President Peggy Scott presided while Jeannie Bradshaw called roll and Charlotte Thompson took cues.
Brady Garden Club members met in Richards Memorial Library on Oct. 5 with Mrs. Clyde Hall presenting Bring Your Garden Indoors. She described a small island garden and indoor humidity challenges while noting sun orientation for beds. President Mrs. B A Hallam announced upcoming shows by Medina and Comanche Garden Clubs on Oct. 19. Hostesses were Mrs. George Hardin, Rose Laffer, and H P C Evers.
The Melvin 4-H Girls Club met at Mrs. Billy Ray Taliaferro’s home to elect and install officers. Officers installed: President Kathy Flemming, Vice President Gayle Taliaferro, Secretary Sandra Marshall, Reporter Josie Sandoval, Song and Game Leader Debbie Weaver. Others present included Mary Helen Rios Margie Cantu Mrs Vyvien Duncan Rosa Gilliland Mrs W D Fleming and Mrs Taliaferro.
The Melvin Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday October 11 with Mrs B R Taliaferro leading the program. County Superintendent J E Herrington will discuss family weather. Jimmy Murray provides the prelude and Paul Huntington the player. First and second grades host.
Mrs Ronnie Salter of El Paso, a recent bride, was introduced at a Saturday morning coffee on Oct 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Von White. Hosts were the Ladies of the First Christian Church with about 30 guests in attendance.
The Rochelle Study Club hosts Mrs Edward Geeslin of Brady as guest speaker on October 11 at 7 30 PM. Her topic is At Home in Manila with a Get Acquainted program and songs, followed by an invocation by Mrs Mon Williamson.
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