Rochelle Study Club discusses government’s role in culture
In Rochelle at the Community Center 4 p m Monday the Rochelle Study Club led by Mrs. L A Bryson examined Our Government to Our American Culture. Members debated the Constitution with focus on legislative executive and judicial branches and urged voting in the November 3 election.
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Rochelle Study Club
Rochelle Community Center
L. A. Bryson
A. L. Neal
God Wess
America
Aung
L. C. Winderwood
Mmea Underwood
Chester Penn
United States
House of Freedom
Legislative
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Supreme Court
Pector
Flac
Golden Age Club To Be Organized At Trinity Church
A non denominational Golden Age Club will be organized at Trinity Methodist Church on Monday October 19 at 2 30 p m. Men and women are invited to attend with Prady and McCullochians named as attendees.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Dymo Labelmakers and Tape Supplied in Various Colors
The Standard showcases Dymo labelmakers and a range of colored Dymo tape. Editors highlight versatile labeling tools for home offices and craft projects.
Time and Politics in Daily American Life
A reflective local column urges making the most of time and civic duty. It recalls William Cullen Bryant and President Kennedy, urges voter participation in elections, and promotes community values through a Brady Tuesday Club program highlighting the Levi Mayfield Community Center and local youth hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cullen Bryant
Leonard Atherton
Levi Mayfield
Lemuel Smith
Abraham Lincoln
Brady Visitors From Smithville
Dr and Mrs J D McHee of Smithville visited Brady on Thursday as guests of his brother and wife.
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Smithville
J. D. McHee
Brady
Lions Club Lunch Guest Dr. McBee Visits Family
Mr Damon McBee and family along with his mother Mrs Julia McBee hosted a Lions Club lunch guest Dr McBee. The event took place on a Thursday afternoon.
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Damon McBee
Julia McBee
Dr. McBee
Lions Club
Notes From Vivian Bless Our Seasons of the Year
Vivian notes spring rains bring fresh growth as crape myrtle buds appear and neighbors share garden updates. She mentions Mrs Walter Fike with peach and apricot sprigs, recent travel of Mrs Cecil Nelin to Houston for family surgeries, a new Lea gue City home plan by Tommy Tucker, and local business redecorations by Preckenridge Jim Harkrider and Ben Franklin’s Townsend. Brady welcomes Buddies as Evans Foodway Store changes hands. Tourists praise Brady as a nice little city.
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Walter Fike
Placid
Cecil Nelin
Houston
Tommy Tucker
Ruth
League City
Tommy
NASA
IPM
Vivian
Prady
Townsend
Ben Franklin
Preck
M. G Preckenridce
Jim Harkrider
Leo Oates
Buddies
Evans Foodway
Mrs A L Neal Leads Program At Rochelle Women’s Meeting
The Rochelle Woman’s City of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church Tuesday with Mrs. A L Neal as leader. She reviewed The Nations and the Kingdom, the foreign mission study, and discussed Christianity’s role in the modern world. Mrs. Lloyd Moseley spoke on India, Burma, Korea and Indonesia, and the session closed with a note on national consciousness in faith.
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Rochelle
Christian Service
Methodist Church
A. L. Neal
Nena
Lloyd Moseley
Artulen
India
Burma
Korea
Indonesia
Neal
Ruth Class Elects Officers in Melvin Methodist Church
The Ruth Class of Melvin Methodist Church met in a Wednesday social at the Fellowship Hall with Mrs Avert Carlson and Mrs John Bratton hosting. New officers and teachers were chosen for the coming year, naming Mrs Jon Bratton as president and Mrs Eugene Sunvision as treasurer, with committee and secretary posts filled.
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Ruth
Melvin Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Avert Carlson
John Bratton
Fort Dahibers
Avertrison
Clara Morrow
Jon Bratton
Eugene Sunvision
Matt Renfro
Jess Sherman
Bobby Wahrmund
Waldrip Sunshine Club Holds October Meeting
The Waldrip Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Warren Caylor's home with co hostess Mrs. Paul Lohn. Myrtle Browning presided, Waite Hodges led the club song, and prayer and devotional followed. Members voted to donate to charities and discussed aid to a Brady family.
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Waldrip Sunshine Club
Warren Caylor
Paul Lohn
Myrtle Browning
Waite Hodges
Bertha Hester
Cora Holland
1St Corinthians
Brady
Eula Frost
Lottie Randall
Lois Briscoe
Cricket Whittenburg
Myrtle Browneing
Ku Bray
Trinity Ladies Set Fall and Winter Programs
The WSCS program committee of Trinity Methodist Church announced fall and early winter events including a monthly social on October 21, Thanksgiving Dinner on November 19, 25th Anniversary Tea on December 1, WSCS Christmas Party at the parsonage December 16, a Christmas program on December 20, with study programs starting after January 1 1965. The program committee is composed of Mmes. Dan Harry Annie Helge Dick Swenning and Misses Ellen and Maud Berquist.
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WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Mmes
Dan Harry
Annie Helge
Dick Swenning
Ellen
Maud Berquist
Trinity WSCS Hears Mrs Dick Swenning
Mrs Dick Swenning led a study on Young American Mothers during the Trinity Methodist Church WSCS meeting on Tuesday morning October 18. Miss Ellen Berquist presented the treasurer’s report and announced a fundraiser selling the Favorite Recipes of Texas cookbook at 1.95 dollars. Ten ladies attended and were served refreshments.
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Dick Swenning
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Ellen Berquist
Texas
Rochelle 4-Hers to Lead United Fund Drive
Rochelle 4-H members met at Rochelle School to hear Mrs. Fred Roberts present 4-H and Its Organizations. They voted to hold a United Fund drive in Rochelle on October 16. Officers elected in September include Lewis Pratton president Mark Moseley vice president Susan Boren secretary Marilyn Fike reporter Suzie Johnson and Bert Harrison as song and game leaders.
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Fred Roberts
Rochelle
United Fund
Lewis Pratton
Mark Moseley
Susan Boren
Marilyn Fike
Suzie Johnson
Bert Harrison
Legion Auxiliary Names New Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary met at 202 West Chase on Monday evening to elect new officers for the coming year. Elected were Mrs. Jack Wooten president, Mrs. Leonard Miller first vice president, Mrs. W. D. Lawrence second vice president, Mrs. Annie Bourland treasurer, Mrs. Miller chaplain, Mrs. Albert Turn reporter and historian, Mrs. Ida Mae Sears sergeant at arms. The group voted to send $25 worth of merchandise to Kerrville Veterans Hospital at Christmas. Cake and coffee closed the meeting.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Annie Bourland
West Chase
Jack Wooten
Leonard Miller
W. D. Lawrence
Miller
Albert Turn
Ida Mae Sears
Veterans’ Hospital
Kerrville
Balance Sheet Fragments Show Total Deposits at 4 000 074 96
The document lists demand deposits of individuals and others at 3 604 734 07 and total deposits of 4 000 074 96. It itemizes deposits from the United States government and states subdivisions, plus bank deposits and checks. Total liabilities equal 4 000 074 96.
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United States
U.S
Bank Report Of Condition Signed By Officers
Harl Fowler cashier certifies the report of condition is true and correct with totals for capital accounts and liabilities. Directors Fred Wulff W. N. White Richard Moseley attest to its accuracy and review by the board.
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Harl Fowler
Fred Wulff
W. N. White
Richard Moseley
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