Classified Ad for Radio Tower and Antenna for Sale
Classy Fi Ads offers a 50 ft TV tower an adjustable conical antenna 60 ft transmission line 200 ft guy wire all for 25 dollars Strongs Radio Service 107 W Lockhart Sr.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1955
Page
7
Classy Fi Ads offers a 50 ft TV tower an adjustable conical antenna 60 ft transmission line 200 ft guy wire all for 25 dollars Strongs Radio Service 107 W Lockhart Sr.
Multiple classified lines request help and services. Beloved positions include part time postal style correspondence, nursing and elder care, outside work in McCulloch County, an ambitious teaching or administrative summer role with $1000 to $1500 pay, and a five figure management track. Ads invite inquiries to boxed addresses and company departments.
Local cosmetic shop Luzier's Cosmetics advertises direct contact with Mrs. L. B. Smith through The Brady Standard and at her home 801 West 12th Street after 6 p.m. The notice promotes personalized cosmetic prescriptions and line of products to attract customers.
Former Mason reader describes Ali en Bloodworth a Texas native from Abilene who taught vocational agriculture in Leesville Lott and Lexington detailing a slow smoked barbecue method. He says his cooking varies with the kitchen and heat and he never uses a fixed recipe.
Mercury Baptist Church continues regular Sunday services with Rev. Arthur Nunn away on revival in Big Spring. Mrs. R E Cooper and Mrs Billy Cooper attended a pink and blue shower in Brownwood for Mrs Billy Cooper. Mercury Home Demonstration Club members met to plan copper craft work for an all day session Thursday. Loyce Dale Jordan and Miss June Young of Brady announce their marriage since January 1, 1955.
Dismissals from Brady Hospital on Monday included Mrs Josephine Sturm of Ballinger and Doris Thorn of Brady.
The Texan, a 1937 Texas A&M graduate, joins the overseas staff of the FDA along with about 2,000 American technicians aiding less developed countries. President Eisenhower touts this as a key countermeasure to Soviet propaganda, while Texans showcase culture with annual chili suppers. The 1955 chili event occurred February 1 at the National Press Club, with food provided by Fred W. Catterall Jr., Austin chili company president.
Brady Brownie and Girl Scouts sold 1416 boxes of cookies the entire shipment in the sale ending last week. Saturday they will celebrate with a cook out at the Lake Brownwood camp site to fund the site development. Troop 9 led by Mrs C A Huff sold 456 boxes, with six 55 girls among the top sellers. members include Cheryl Broad Janie Crew Vickie Fowler Vicki Griffith Linda Huff Sheila Knutson Kay Oates Annabeth Rutherford Mariyn Schoenewolf Jeanine Seals Shirley Wooten Daryl York Gemey January and Jeannagayle Deeds. The 55 group features Sheila Knutson Gemey January Cheryl Broad Linda Huff Anne Lawler Linda Rudder.
Lohn News reports hospital surgery in Dallas and a return home Wednesday. Overnight visitors for Jeanette Solsberg included Jacel Doyal Wynette Moore Joyce Browning and Betty Low. Lohn PTA meets Thursday April 7 with the Sophomore class presenting the program.
Mrs Fritz Underwood of Brady and Mrs C W Capps of Pontotoc were admitted to Brady Hospital Monday. W R Malone was discharged from Medical and Surgical Hospital Wednesday. A A Goforth and E F M Young of Brady and Mrs Thomas Lira of Wall returned home from Brady Hospital Monday. Mrs A Johnson of Placid entered Medical and Surgical Hospital Wednesday and underwent surgery Thursday.
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