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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
4
Pumpkin flesh makes a pie filling after Halloween and can be cooked as a squash. Choose medium or smaller pumpkins for flavor and texture. bake boil or steam then remove rind and seeds. For pie mix pumpkin with spices milk eggs gelatin and brown sugar then chill in a pastry shell with meringue topping. Serves 6.
Ten members from Brady Chapter No. 167 attended the 89th session of the Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star in Austin. Attendees included Emmette Mohler and Glenn Kittle with their spouses, plus Lela Teague Deats Bryson and Lucille Bean among others. six thousand four members registered for the session.
The Mercury Ladies' Club met October 20 with Mrs. Clifton Turner presiding. Mrs. Turner presented a demonstration on making colored wool and mohair flowers and showcased two display arrangements.
Mr and Mrs James Land of Round Rock announce the birth of a son Joseph Henry born October 11 at M and S Hospital Georgetown. He weighed six pounds six and a half ounces. Grandparents are Henry Matysek Georgetown and Henry Land Brady. Paternal great grandmother is N M Land of Lohn.
Rochelle Rural High School District invites young homemakers to an open meeting at Rochelle High School on Monday November 1 at 7 p m to form a Rochelle chapter of Young Homemakers of Texas Mrs Lockett Bryson homemaking teacher announces Area VII Consultant Mrs Jean D Barton will discuss opportunities and show slides The group notes goal is to provide creative chances for young women in home life and community roles Open to women not in high school under 35 single or married Babysitters provided and refreshments served.
The Brady Jame Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Emmett Damron’s ranch home. President Mrs. C. L. Terry led devotion, Mrs. Fount Stroope reported on a council meeting, and plans for a December 3 Christmas dinner at Brady Housing Community Center were made.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at Richards Memorial Library Monday evening with Mrs. Tommy Haney presiding. Mrs. Larry Howard and Mrs. Virgil Middleton Jr presented a program on Poetry detailing the lives of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, including recordings of Prospice and Sonnets From the Portuguese.
Mrs Albert Turn came back Sunday from Dallas where she helped care for her granddaughter Tammy Appleton who is seriously ill. A telephone report from Tammy’s mother Mrs Fred die Colbaugh stated the child’s condition. Tammy was much improved upon Mrs Turn’s return home.
A home demonstration piece urges parents to supervise Halloween outings for children of all ages. Emphasizes accompanying younger kids, using light reflective clothing, checking costumes for flammability and odor, inspecting Loot for non edible items, and reading label warns on wigs and masks.
A Sew Fair sponsored by the Tom Green County Family Living Committee will take place at the Fabric Mart on Knickerbocker Road in San Angelo. Extension Clothing Specialists present a program featuring fashion shows, fabric news, tailoring demonstrations, and a film on tailoring from 9:55 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes youth and mature dress showcases and a home demonstration club member style show.
The Visual Arts Club gathered October 21 at Richards Memorial Library. President Mrs. Cecil Nelin presented a color slide program on a Museum of Impressionism in Paris narrated by Vincent Price. Prints by Monet Renoir and Van Gogh were shown. wall-space orders and future display plans were set. Next meeting November 18 will feature marketing ideas for paintings.
The East Sweden Community Center hosted a welcoming party and mulligan stew supper on October 14. Bernice Swenson and family have returned to town after years away. Old friends joined in as Ray Waugh of the State Department of Public Welfare spoke and answered questions.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roddy of Modesto California have spent three weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sellman. They plan to return home in Modesto over the coming weekend.
Congress failed to convict President Andrew Johnson as 35 senators voted for conviction and 19 for acquittal, short of the required two-thirds majority. Indonesia holds the world's largest concentration of active volcanoes with over 75 eruptions recorded in historic times.
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