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Brownwood Bulletin from Brownwood, Texas • Page 16

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Brownwood, Texas
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t' if: AUGUST DATE MaJlsa Kay Benningfleld's par- mil, Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Bennlngfield of Goldthwa'te, the engagement of their daughter to Albert E. Andres, con of Mrs.

Grace Andres of Matalffl, Dallas. Bride-elect, a 1963 graduate of High School, recently received a bachelor of science degree in education from Texas Tech. Her fiance, a 1963 graudate pf North Dallas JV Ifiigi) senior at Texas Teph whfre he Is a member of Scabbard and Blades honorary military fraternity. Wedding is planned for August 11 at First Baptist Church of Goldthwalte. I l4 wnicn 'Ha 10 alofig and mm If flitfe pifit wfttain- I iwi nWCii MMW tnt wlftk tftt HIM time in many NMftieti i wilt lieid for use ptas- Hf ttnUelf wltti the tight Hals.

At itrvtng time, empty the titti into large covered plas- HC lerving pail and our tap water into the pail. THt tffdtin portions which haft been made twice as strong cool the water without becoming too diluted. In the meantime, the froten pinu of tea have been used to cool and keep our picnic food fresh. 1 call thii double duty! The tumblen are already cool and each has a nice chunk of ice because they will have melted slightly by the time you get there. H.

N. IHMMMt Dear Helolse: 1 never apply varnish with a brush anymore. 1 always get too many bubbles that way with streaks. Instead I now apply it with a soft cloth. Just rub it on and you will have a nice smooth finish with no bubbles or streaks.

Martha P. Folks, sure the cloth is lint free, it and it's the greatest. Faster too. Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dear Heloise: is a special hint for those who travel with small QM nttli WoftMH wwch has ban and band on it (about is at ypwr stote) and then throw away the ball MM rftbbftf itriMt Keep the the front at of the ear. It's good reminder to the children to stop fighting, putting their heads or arms out the Windows, etc.

if they know you'll stop the car and use the paddle on their little behinders, you won't have fflUch trouble! Audrey bear Heloise i find that peg boards With the little wire hangers ire a real help in keeping things IN order and dangerous things OUT of reach of small children. I have one board on the wall in my sewing room to keep my thread, scissors, tape, within easy reach and in plain elC. jg 1 iltfi 1 annuocraim na IYIBS. nosi liJUt tt UIIRS (WO 1 WJIO atrtftorftt) if the it AtJtfBI CKJW 10 lire oTCul leal will mm MR! neloise fHN MfigCfl tin little ihelm eati te naftafif- ifll spatsf any you want. they are and one can buy Iheffi ifi any silt.

Mfs. D. Guesi Heioise; fietow evefi tfyiflf to hafig euHaiAs which have been washed, always foil a marble through the easing that the rod goes thtaigh. theft the curtaift rod goes through easily. No snags! Anne Cameron Dear Momemakefs: you have a houseptant that suddenly gets a yellow leaf or becomes dry and degented pinch the leaf off immediately as it WON'T grow healthy again and it Is only sucking the NEEDED life from the rest of the plant.

This is especially true on tltff II i WSftwrtul wljr Id oM toothbrush use. When ffiy htttband getl cigif- ttte tobacco in his 1 tuffi inside out and use aft old toothbrush to brush out the tobacco before laundering. Gladys Craig Thoxton Rtlatiwi Calibrate Tedoy Miss Loleete Thatton of San Angelo, D. A. Thaktofl of San Antonio and c.

s. Thaiton Jr. eX Abilene will visit today with their father, C. S. Thaxton of Apt.

101, Sunset Terrace, in observance of his ftSth birthday, A native of Louisiana, Thau- ton lived in Cornahche and Brown Counties many years before moving to Brownwood in 1928. His birthday comes on July 4. UM TN0 Ads Pint Baptist Group! Held Joint Mooting jjysjgf vlrClvl Fifvi wviifi vuwvn nm vutMt IsV nmviy IIMiiiiftj wiin ran. w. BJrfiiiallfca L.

Caffiitt oH the missionary calendar of prayef, and Mrs. fiert Low laid the ptayer. Mrs. Bill Burleson read a letter written t6 her frotn the Rewind Mrs. n.

M. Nichols, southern Baptist missionaries to data. tt wag announced that the nefet business meeting wilt he held July 11. tt Was also announced that the Riddel! Circle, with Mrs: Cadenhead as man, will serve as hostess for the third Tuesday luncheon in July. Mrs, ruett Fry gave the program from the Home Mission magazine.

Members attending from the Riddell Circle were Mmes. Carnett, Burleson, Lee Lamkin, C. Plett and W. J. Cadenhead.

Tennison Circle members present were Mmes. Lucy Wat' Ptnn Hold Rounion At Cox Ranch MfcftCtMV (BfcC) Anntrti rUMM HP Mrt, famii? WM MM lilt titkcfii Bit fiffcti st MM. s. i. cot ffi the Coloridd Kivtf tear Meffetiry.

Amoni those attending were Mrs. Penh's daughters, Mrs. 0. N. White of Port Worth, Mrs.

Cap Massey of and Mil. C. E. Kitby of Brady. present included Mf.

Mfs. id Rose and Mark of Houston, Mf. and Mrs. Benny Alley and Jackie and Benny of Austin, Mf. and Mrs.

Charles White, ChaHche and Malcom of San Angelo, Mr. and Mrs, Mites b. Massey and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirby, Rickey and Jirfimy, Mr.

and Mrs, L. ti. Underwood and Jon Poole and Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Cawyer. Mrs. J. C.

Pefln, Mrs, Ethel Cox, all of Browfiwood. And, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baucum, Kathy and Doug of Fort Worth, son, H. M.

Rice, Low, Fry and Britt Towery. ALTRUSA of Brownwood Altrusa Club include, i left to right, Miss Cleo Richey, treas- urer; Mrs. Albert Bonser, recording secretory; Attejbury, vice president, and Mrs, Mjke Wright, pre- TENNIS REPORT GIVEN ildent. They were installed at a dinner meeting Wednesday evening in the Riche Room at Holiday Inn by Mrs. J.

A. Fuller. Miss Lucille Wat- Installation son, tfre tary, Held correiponding For Altrusa Club Officers Mrs. Fuller used the theme, Altrusa Club, Wed- pesday evening at HplWay Jnn, er NamttOfficers pf Grand Mrs. Wlian Mrs, i first vice Mrs, 68 year wwe Mrs, Mike Wright, ldfrt; Attfr- vice pretidtnt; Miss Cleo Rjchey, Mrs, recording tary, Miss Lucille Watson is corresponding secretary, Mrs, Fuller read duties of each officer she was install- 4 Mn Locks presided 'at the dinner meeting, She was presented with past president's pin and also a gift from her sister, Mrs, Firman Smith, Outgoing officer pinned white on te new Mrs.

Locks presented Mn, Wright with the president's pin. Board members were jed. They include Mrs, Locks, Mrs, Wright, Mrs, Foster and en wwjverMry yew, iwlwiing a visit from the Sfifch-Pofcfi Meeting Held In Singer Home Business and social meeting of Stitch and Patch Club WHS held Tuesday in the home of Mn, W. linger, Mrs. LaJa Mobley gave the invocation.

Mrs. Roy Harrell opened the businejf, meeting, Mrs. ret Manley, club president, sided, "Secret Pals 1 were revealed and new names were drawn, sang "What Friend." led by Mrs! Jessie GHmer wiih Mrs, Elizabeth Torniinson at piano. Mrs, Kate Baird gave the votional, Psalm "Get cards were signed for sick hers. Mrs.

C. Singer gayfi the treasury report. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Lelg Early, 1035 W. meree, on July Those attending were Margaret Manley, Early, ley, W.

C. Singer, Singer, Pearl Johnson, Morrison, Gilmer, W. Williford, Carmlchael, Luke Clark, who will movjng swn Qklihomt City, Okli! UPPffli 11094 if less OPEN TUESPAY ONTGOMERY WARD OF JULY 9 AM to 5:30 P.M. TNI rAMILYf WARM It ClilMATINO WITH TRULY AMAUNO VAtUIS! THESE PRICES GOOD MONDAY TUESDAY ONLY FURNITURE FOLDING ALUMINUM IAWN CHAWI VINYL WEBB, ALUMINUM FRAMES LIGHT WEIGHT, FOLDS FOR STORAGE 2 44 EACH covered roclinlng chair. TV and full rtelint Choeso from boigo, avocado, black or cordovan.

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