The Brady Herald (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 33, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 22, 1965 Page: 5 of 8
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THE BRADY HERALD
Plea»t sign ail news item* when mailed.
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Officer* Installed
At B&rW Meeting
The fate I nowi ami Profaaalaa-
•| W*NH>a'a riab mol -eceiitly
with a dinner meeting ai the
Plateau Healauranl After ih<
dinner the member* aaaembleil
at Richard* Memorial Library
for Inatallatlon of off!<•.-•
Mra. H. L larhey Inatalled
the following officer* Mr*
Clementine llolb-ook, presl-
dent; Mra Harry Tranche, firat
vlce-preaident; Mr* Willy Mur-
rah, aecond rlce-nrealdent;
Mra. Herbert Harkrlder, Jr ,
correapondlng aecretary; Mr*
Vera Mill*, recording aecretary .
Mlaa Kllen Herqulat. treasurer
and Mra. n. W Jo-dan, parlta-
Bientsrlnn
Mr*. Mae JTamptor presented
the retiring president, Mrs
Mills, with a paat president *
pin Those present were Mlnsea
Lucille lienhani and Joella
Cole. Minas Deal*. Francks.
Harkrlder, Holbrook, lackey.
Jordan, Mills, Hampton and ,
guest Sherron Burton
The member* voted to con-
tinue meeting through the
summer months.
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MRS. DOUGLAS MrWILLI.VMH
Ootes - McWilliams
Vows Exchanged
Mr. anti Mrs. Leo Oatoa an*
nounee the marriage of their
daughter. Leota Kay, to Doug-
las McWilliams, son of Mr
and Millard McWilliams, of
Austin, former residents of
Hrady.
The couple were married at
Mason Saturday, June 19 by
the Rev. Mickey Warllck. pas-
tor of the Baptist Church of
Mason.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
linen and lace two piece suit.
Her headpiece was a pill box
hut from which flowed a short
veil. She carried a white Bible
with a white orchid in the
Brady Monument
Works
EARL FINLAY, Owner
Manufacturers of Highest
Quality Memorials and
Mausoleums
Nationwide Delivery Service
Phone 597-3311 Night 597-9914
center, surrounded by white
carnations with ribbon stream-
ora.
Mrs. Travis Gary of Pecos
accompanied her sister as
matron of honor and Mr. Gary
served the groom ua beat man.
Only menibera of the immediate
fatniHea were preaent.
After the ceremouy the
couple left for a short wedding
trip to Buchanan Dam, after
which they will make their
home In Brady.
The bride is a May graduate
of Brady High 8chool. The
groom graduated from Brady
High School In 1964., He Is
now employed by the -Texas
State Highway Departpient.
Mrs. Neal Speaks
To Golden Agers
The Golden Age Fellowship
met last Wednesday In the
Fellowship Hall of the First
Methodist Church with ap-
p-oximately forty present. Mr.
C. W. Jacobson presided. Mrs.
J. P. Jacks led the song ser-
vice and sang a aolo to begin
the program.
Mra. T. J. Bradley gave the
meditation and closed with a
prayer comparing life to the
seasons of the year as Mrs.
Jacks sang “Trees” by Joyce
Kilmer Mrs. Bradley intro-
duced Mra. Bill Jack Neal who
gave a program on the country
and people of Finland, where
her parents were born.
The program was closed with
the sinking of “God Be With
You 'Til We Meet Again.”
Luncheon was served at noon.
The next meeting will be July
21 when a Western program
will be given.
The Bailor Row aim. was hold
r|*r< mIv at Klehardb Parky
Over fifty wars to atlnadaawoiI
Those present wore Mr and
Mra Jim Bailor, Sterling City: ■
Norma Ann, To ary and Janet j
Hutler. Houalon: Vlekl Butler, i
Sterling City; Mr and Mr* t«.
R Butler, Ran Antonio; Mr. j
nnd Mra. Isaac Mr William* ]
Bnerne; Mr. and Mm, A. L
Murray, Ronald Charlaa, Pasa-
dena; Donald llay Thomaa. j »
Austin; Joan Brown, Manon;
Dr. and Mm. J. B'ereil | U
Ware. Victoria; Marilyn and
Dcimon Hutler, Corpue Christ!;
Margie and Elroy Butler,
Bronte; Reubln, Bernice and
Vicki Thomaa. Brady; Mr. and
Mra. Howard Thomaa. ‘ Fredon-
la; Mr. and Mra Brantf I'rloaa.
Mason; Mr. and Mm. Daniel
Prleaa and aona, Mason; Mr.
and Mra. Buford Kenainr.
Brady;
Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Stein-
man. Fort Worth; Mr. and Mr*.
Jim Butler and daughters.
Fort Worth; Mrs. O. B. Stain-
man and daughters. Eaat Point,
Ga ; Mr. and Mra. Edward
Thomas. Odessa; Mr. and Mra.
Ainsley Thomaa. Hrady; Mr.
and M-s. Bruce Tucker and
Richard, Austin; Mr. and Mra.
William Hudec, Ban Angelo;
and Mr. and Mra. Alton Looney,
Hext.
Pre-Register for
Summer Art Class
Includes sketching,
and drawing, pastels and
oils for advanced students.
For further information
CALL 597-7191
4-H Units Hold
Sewing Workshop
County 4-H clothing unlta
2 and 3 met Tuesday and
Friday of last week In a com
bined sewing workshop. .
t'nit 2 made the '’simple to
make" gathered akirt and
handkerchief blouse. Unit 3
made the ''simple to make”
A-esses. This was a new exper-
ience for them as they learned
to attach the skirt to the bo-
dice using a stay piece and
they also learned to put in a
zipper.
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Attending the workshop were
Lee Moseley, Vonzelle Myers,
Janet Huffman, Vicki Boren
and Gayla Boren. The workshop
was under the direction of
Mra. Bill Huffman and Mrs.
DayTon Boren.
MRS. JOHN EDWIN GLEATON
Mr. and Mrs. Gleaton
Wed in Comanche
The First Methodist Church I pieces were Dior bows with
of Comanche was the scene of'circular illusion and they car-
Meivin FHA Girls
Plan New Program
The Melvin Chapter of Fu-
ture Homemakers met June
16 in the English room of Mel-
vin High School to plan the
1965-66 program of work and
the banquet.
The Flrls enjoyed a sack
lunch and soft drinks In the
Homemaking Department.
Girls attending were Kathy
Flemming. Mackye Mon-ow.
Sandra Marshall, Nancy Bridge,
Patsy Waldrep, Dickie Sue
Turner, Emma Benavidez, and
Josle Sandoval. Juliet Lopez of
Borene. was a guest. Also pre-
sent was Miss Sharon Mc-
Donald, FHA advlHor.
Here Front San Halm
Mra. T. L. Bodenhamer of
San Saba, former resident of
Brady, spent last week here as
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. k. L.
Bodenhamer and other rela-
tives a*id frlenda. Recently Mr.
and Mra. Jimmy McGrew of
Amarillo spent several days
here as guests of the Boden-
hamers.
Correction
In the wedding report of the
marriage of Miss Sonja Ramsey
of Odessa to James William
Emmerich of Odessa, the
grandparents of the bride
were incorrectly listed. Sonja
ia the granddaughter of C. H.
Br.itton of Rochelle, and the
late Mrs. Bratton.
the wedding June 12 at 7:30
p. m„ of Miss Virginia Kay
Cobh nnd John Edwin Gleaton.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howell Hurl Cobh
of Comanche and the grand-
daughter of Mrs. Foster Leach
and Mrs. Hcz Cobb of Brady.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Gleaton of
Comanche.
The Rev. Plez Todd, pastor
of the First Methodist
Church of Belton, performed
the double ring ceremony be-
fore an arch of greenery top-
ped with a white bow. An ar-
rangement of white stock and
wedding hells flowed down eith-
er side of white daisies. The
arch was flanked on either side
with candelabra and palm trees.
ried nosegays of American beau-
ty sweetheart roses.
The bride's mother chose a
dusty rose lare dress and jack-
et with matching accessories
and wore a white orchid. The
groom's mother chose a tur-
quoise lace dress with matching
accessories and a white orchid.
Steve Gorman of Groom,
served the bridegroom as best
man. Other groomsmen were
Wilmer Howard, Jr., Carrollton
and Gary Dan Swearingten.
Ushers were Jimmy Wilkerson,
Mike Carson, Rusty Durham, and
Tom Magoffin. The hrother of
the bride, Robert Cobb and her
cousin, Susan Jones, were can-
dlelighters.
Following the wedding cere-
, mpny, the reception was held at
the Garden Club Center. The
Given by her father in mar- bride’s table was laid with a
riage, the bride wore a formal I handmade white net and felt
wedding gown of diamond white joieth accented with sequined
pure silk organza over taffe-| wedding hells and centered with
ta. The molded bodice had a a white floral arrangement. The
scooped decollete dramatized ! three tiered wedding cake was
with seed pearled, appliqued, I served by Miss Kathy Lane of
Alencon lace. The long tapered Dallas and Miss Nancy Ward
sleeves came to a point over! of Galveston poured the punch
Smith Reunion Held
At Richards Park
The Smith family reunion
was held at Richards Park
June 12 and 13.
Thoae attending were
and Mrs. Arthur of Abilene.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Thigpen,
Mr. and Mra. Jimmy Mackey
and Elta. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Jones, Chuck and Joey all of
Eldorado.
Ren Smith, Mrs. Walter
Hik'd, Mrs. .J. M. Crawford,
Debbie and Rhonda. Mrs.
Johnny Trigg, Johnny Lee and
Jerry, Mr. and Mra. Frank
Crawford, Sr., all of Hrady and
Ivt's. Lillie Mae Hinkle of 8an
Antonio.
Mummer Student at IT
Victor Schill Is a summer
school student at the Univer-
sity of Texas. He was a May
graduate of BHS.
TO CELEBRATE GOLDF.N WEDDING—Mr gnd M(f.
Houston Kyzar, will be honored on their &0th Weddi^t
anniversary with an open house from 3 to 6 p. in. Sur.i^vy,
June 27th at the Brady Country Club. Huata will bs Mr.
and Mra. Tommy Kyzar of Abilene. Friends and relmtira*
of the couple, long time Mason and McCulloch County reai-
denta, are invited to attend.
USE HERALD CLASSY-FI ADS.
Starting Thurs., July 1
20% DISCOUNT
On Entire Stock of Groceries
and Hardware
• Stock up During- the Sale
... and SAVE!
SCHOOLY STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schooley
VOCA, TEXAS
her hands. The voluminous skirt
had a redingote appliqued and
edged with seed pearls down
the side. It flowed to a circu-
lar court train. The flat front
panel revealed by the redingote
was lavishly appliqued and
pearled.
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Her elbow length double veil
of white illusion flowed from a
cluster of mock orange blos-
soms and pearls. Her only jew-
elry was a pair of pearl ear-
rings, a gift from the groom.
The matron of honor, Mrs.
Wilmer Howard, Jr., of Carroll-
The groom’s table was done
in beige and held chocolate
cajte squares and silver coffee
service. Mrs. Wayne Jones of
Brady poured and Mrs. Mike
Carson of Fort Worth, aunt of
the bride, served the cake.
The house party was made
up of Miss Betty Joe Mosley
of Midland, Mrs. C.Hry Dan
Swearingten, Miss Sherillan
I/iudei milk, both of Comanche;
Misses Cynthia Preston. Mary
Clark and Mary Lee Rhode all
of Fort Worth.
Guests from Brady attend-
ing the wedding were Mr. and
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ton, and the bridesmaids, Miss Mrs. Abner Tri»r>r, N l*rrl*
Sandy Flynn of (Jainesville and dan, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. ^ 1 *
FACTS ABOUT ALCOHOL
Thi true message of temperance is: Moderation in healthful things
abstinance from the use of harmful things.
Parents v ho set the example of abstinance for their children have
much to he proud of.
“Alcohol constitutes the country's greatest mental health problem."
Dr. Karl Menninger, one of nation’s greatest doctors.
The efferl of a little beer or wine upon an adolescent girl in breaking
down her normal sctcial and moral inhibitions is notorious.
Continued use of alcohol affects many parts of the body, mainly in
intestinal trart, liver and skin. However, the mam effect is upon
I he ability to criticize one’s self. This occurs with the first drink and
becomes more severe with each additional drivk.
No one does his best after drinking. He may think he does, but his
judgment is defective - . . moderation is a terrible fallacy.
I leverage alcohol Is not the same today as In Bible times. Hard’
drinks were not manufactured until the 13th century.
“Alcohol never, under nnv conditions, increased the vita! energy of
the hodv. but on the contrary decreases it in a marWsnd u"if«rn,K(T""*
ner through the ooisonous influence upon living cells. Dr. J. H* Kellog,
head of Battle Creek Sanatorium, Mich.
The advertising program of the liquor interest* has been ncMMl'nl
to an amazing and alarming degree It In amazing because it is hard to
Itelieve ihal we are so gullible, and alarming because liquor is no less
destrutive when clothed in social graces.
Keep Alcohol Out Of Brady
The McCulloch County Civic Loyalty League
Miss Patty Stinson of Corpus
Christi wore identical floor
length dresses of pink silk crepe
over taffeta. The pink lace bod-
ice was accented by a flat
bow at the waist. Their head-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bratton,
Bill I .each, Joan Seaton, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Jones and
Johnny, Mrs. Van Bratton, Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Fields and
Kathleen, Mrs. Foster I>*ach
and Mrs. T. C. Wilson.
Teague Renn ion
Held June 18-20
The Teague Family Re-
union was held June 18, 19.
2D at Richards I’urk,
Those attending were R. C, '
Teague, Austin; Mr. and Mrs.
G. 1). Marshall and granddaugh-
ter, Austin; Tilda Smith, Aus-|
tin; Mr and Mra. J. J Wil-
liams, Brady; Lillie I-atw-ence.
Cross Plains; James L. Wil-
liams. San Antonio; Pearl
Lawrence. San Angelo; Nellie
Mus'.ies, Jourdanton: Freddy
and Don Williams, Brady; Mr
nnd Mrs. Avery Hughes.
Brownsville; Paul, Pamela and
l^irry Hughes and Dlvie King.
HrownWood; Mr. ami Mra. i
Duane Graham Luhboek.
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George and May Click Ma-
son and Ida W illiani* Mason
of lloerue. taverett ami Funm
Teague. AarUg*. Mr'a no Mm
Bluford i.asYiVaJing children.
Mr and Nt* JcrWlU-** r*m»#
and sow mi acHBradr Batty
Hnilth ahl arfi“ of Austin.
Travis Crnko*. Austin: J4“ and
Mrs. Jess William* and Anita.
Dublin Mr. and Mrs Wilbert
Lewaiien. Lynn of Ban Ansel,.
Je«.e and Klaie Teague. Ra-
burn. out*, and Tommy Iwiio.
Carol and Palay Gantt. Olivia
Maxwell and daughter, and l<mr
Maxwell, all of Anal In. Irta.
fir neat, l<ee. Lawrence and
Shirley Clary. Kathy and
Wealey Clary and Raymond
Andernon all of Ran Angelo.
K W, William. IP. W, T.
Gary H*xi and w T. all a«
p-at?
SMILING SERVICE
PHONE 597-2136
108 N. Blackburn—Brady, Texas
Bask and swim in one of
the pretty styles from
our new summer
collection. One and
two-piece styles.
Gay Prints—Colorful
Solids—and so
reasonably priced, too.
Sizes 34 to 38
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Planning a
Wedding . . .
an Anniversary . .
or a Party?
If so, let us help you.
SEE US FOR—
•Invitations
•Announcements
(engraved or printed)
^Imtirinted Informal*
•Guest Books
, •Brae’s B<K>ks
* Thunk Yuu Notes
• Personalized Napkins
. . and other party goods
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New shapes—new sizes in a
good selection of summer
colors.
White—Beige—Black—Pink
and Blue
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The Brady Herald (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 33, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 22, 1965, newspaper, June 22, 1965; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth990547/m1/5/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.