MacDowell Club Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The MacDowell Music Club marked its 20th anniversary at Richards Memorial Library. President Diana Williamson announced membership efforts as members and guests were welcomed by co hosts Ann Gault Janet Hicks Linda Leach Carlene Brown and Judy Samuelson. Attendees heard program notes from Carol Ricks of the David Guion Music Club with Pat Maione describing Lorin Hollander Judy Samuelson presenting works by Felix Mendelssohn and Linda Pradham performing a froth on a melody. Charlotte Kay Krvezar demonstrated a dobby playing and an unnamed solo by Wild Reed. Nan Archer supported the proceedings.
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MacDowell Music Club
Richards Memorial Library
Ann Gault
Janet Hicks
Linda Leach
Carlene Brown
Judy Samuelson
Diana Williamson
MacDowell Club
Carol Ricks
David Guion
Pat Maione
Lorin Hollander
Judy Samueleon
Felix Mendelasohn
Linda Pradham
Corder
Cary Gallon
Charlotte Kay Krvezar
Dobby
Nan Archer
Bradles Visit In Waarrika
Mr and Mrs Henry Bradley returned to Waurika Oklahoma after visiting their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Wwp Bradley and children. They helped deliver 1000 yearlings to market with Pete Peavers. They attended a Chamber of Commerce banquet and heard Sen Hob Kerr speak then returned for the Farm Bureau meeting in Brady and helped select the queen Tuesday night.
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Bradles
Waarrika
Henry Bradley
Itady
Bradley
Waurika Okla
Pete Peavers
Chamber of Commerce
Sen Hob Kerr
Farm Bureau
Brady
Harkrider Flowers Set to Open in River Side Hotel
Harkrider Flowers plans a weekend opening at River side Hotel 505 North Bridge Street. Owners Edith and Herbie Harkrider offer floral arrangements rent table cloths dishes catering wedding cakes and party services with Herbie trained in modern floral design at Benz School of Floral Design Houston.
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North Bridge Street
Edith Harkrider
Herbie Harkider
Herbie Harkrider Reently
Benz School of Floral Design
Houston
Farm Bureau backs changes to Texas Electric Cooperatives Act
The Texas Farm Bureau urges state law updates to require a majority membership vote for selling electric cooperatives and to bar proxy votes. It supports continued REA funding at 2 percent interest for needed coop expansion, with higher rates as they grow. Also notes reception for Miss Jennie Marie Burns leaving for Kerrville with a tea at First Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon October 25 hosted by the B&PW Class and Avis McCullough Circle.
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Texas
Texas Farm Bureau
Texas Electric Cooperatives Act
REA Electric and Telephone
Jennie Marie Burns
Kerrville
First Baptist Church
Avis McCullough
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