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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Garland Lohn celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday October 9 with a family lunch at Brady attended by their son Charley Griffice wife and three grandsons Jerry Don Mike and Ricky. The surprise open house followed with a lace table serving their cake as guests showered gifts.
Members of the Tirady Swinging Squares attended a San Apeelo square dance festival last weekend. The event featured 75 dancers with two callers from California and Dallas. Trady Swinging Squares invite interested persons to call Mrs. Raymond Calley to join new classes starting in early November.
Edward Lohn notes Mrs Short lad led the punch. Mr and Mrs Griffice wed in 1916 at Big Spring and moved to McCulloch County in 1928. They have a single child, Charley Griffice of Odessa.
Mrs. Fount Stroope led the Brady Garden Club discussion on winter care of house plants during a meeting held last Wednesday at 3 p m at an unspecified Brady location. The session focused on protecting indoor greenery from cold and low light conditions.
Brady Chamber of Commerce greets many new residents arriving from Houston Dallas Austin Coleman and other locales. Listings include Creamer at Brady Automotive Supply Joe Razor manager of Buddies Super Market Townsend Brady Junior High coach Wilkinson co owner of Duncum Tire Store and local workers at Brown and Williams and Ricks Furniture. Also notes club activities and upcoming bake sale with details on dates and helpers.
The Urady Tuesday Club met at Richards Memorial Library with hosts Mrs A W Hinchman and Mrs Harold Deaton. Members read the Club Collect and voted $18 for library maintenance while planning upcoming Heart of Texas District events and memorial book donations.
Nelin closes the program with an article exploring core values and identity under the headline What Do We % Stand For. The piece prompts reflection on guiding principles and community standards.
An unclear fragment notes Missouri and Tennessee bordered by eight other entities. The text seems to describe regional borders, but specifics, names, or dates are not provided.
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