Dunbar Wins District Track Crown At Odessa Meet
Dunbar High School of Brady scored 49 points to take the district 23 B title in Odessa, with McCamey next at 25. Dunbar’s girls won their division with 28 points to McCamey’s 12, earning a state meet berth at Prairie View. Evans led with multiple firsts including the 440 yard dash and relays, Green swept the shot put and broad jump, and Stanfield and Basped added key wins as Dunbar dominated both boys and girls events.
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Dunbar High School
Brady
Odessa
McCamey
Dunbar
Steers
Prairie View
Charlies Evans
Earl Dean Green
Evans
Green
A. B. Edwards
Thomas Lee Stanfield
Stanfield
Oline Basped
Bertha Reed
Eva Goodwyn
Jessie Francis
Delores Teal
Beatrice Basped
Brady Golfers Face Lake View After Lampasas Meet
Brownwood wins triangular golf meet at Lampasas with 284 team score. Lampasas second at 294 Brady third at 338. Brady individuals led by William Lawrence 81 Kenneth Anderson 82 Gray Carruthers 84. Carl Boise Brownwood shot 67. Junior Brady second with 385, Ed Carrithers 89 Butch Newlin 95 Don Taylor 96 Fred Lawrence 105. Brady to meet Lake View next Monday in San Angelo before district meet on April 14.
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Brownwood
Lampasas
Brady
Brady Boys
William Lawrence
Kenneth Anderson
Danny Miller
Gray Carruthers
Carl Boise
Ed Carrithers
Butch Newlin
Don Taylor
Fred Lawrence
Lake View
San Angelo
Brady High School selects runoff for most popular students
Brady High School held a runoff vote to name the school’s most representative most popular most handsome and most beautiful students. The runoff lists names for each category across four classes with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen reflected in the ballots.
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Brady High School
Ronnie Salter
Eugene Cornelius
Dick Moseley
Soph
Gary Bryson
Ann Miller
Barbara Richie
Martha Bean
Lanel] Stewart
Jackie Roddie
Bobby Weise
Joe Cole
Robert Carmichael
Janet Rudder
Diane Roddie
Neta Milner
Sandra Hall
Richard Rickman
Winston Booker
Fletcher Fields
Gray Carruthers
Carolyn Ingram
Sandra Duncan
June Young Jordan
Anita Jordan
Brady High to Enter 11 in Regional Literary Events
Eleven Brady High students who placed in the district Interscholastic League literary contests in Coleman last Saturday will represent the district at Region II competitions in Brownwood on April 22 23. The meet takes place at Howard Payne College and includes Theresa Denman Betty Wallin Charles Bowden Charles Shurtleff Barbara Bodenhamer Ronnie Salter Lenn Railsback Lillie Mae Hermanson Nancy Bruce Earl Irish and Dick Moseley.
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Brady High
Coleman
Brownwood
Howard Payne College
Brady
Theresa Denman
Betty Wallin
Charles Bowden
Charles Shurtleff
Barbara Bodenhamer
Ronnie Salter
Lenn _ Railsback
Lillie Mae Hermanson
Nancy Bruce
Earl Irish
Dick Moseley
Melvin Slingers Edge Mason 9 4 in Season Opener
Melvin baseball team opened with a 9 4 win at Mason as they bolted to a 3 0 lead in the first inning and piled up 10 hits led by Donald Moore with a triple double and two singles. Mason’s Pitts had a double and a single. All tennis teams were defeated at the district meet. Woodrow Hall reached the finals in doubles against Johny Lapp Eden 7 5 4 inc. Donald Moore also tied for third in pole vault at the Jrady Relays with 11 6.
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Melvin
Mason
Donald Moore
Garner
Lundquist
Brown
Ferris
Odom
Pitts
Dannheim
Taylor
Woodrow Hall
Johny Lapp
Eden
Lynn Garner
Guy Siler
Carrolls Headed to Ruidoso for Spring and Summer
To New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Carroll of Sohn left earlier in the week for Ruidoso where they will spend the spring and summer. Mr. Carroll will assist his son Ogden in his business enterprises there during the vacation season. Too much breath in this area to suit Mr. Carroll, he said Tuesday.
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I. W. Carroll
Sohn
Ruidoso
N. Mex
Carroll
Ogden
Lee Adams
Adams Furniture Company
Adams
E. E. Scarborough
Scarborough
Jerrie Rankin
Jerrie’s
Thelma Olson
Olson
Bulldogs Seek District Track Title After Tennis Season
Richland Springs track team aims for the district title on April 16 with a tentative meet site. The Bulldogs believe they can dethrone defending champions the Coyotes, following a practice meet where Richland Springs narrowly beat Melvin, who faced several injuries.
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Bulldogs
Richland Springs
Melvin
Coyotes
Merchants upbeat after Dollar Day sales surge
Brady's first Dollar Day drew sales beyond expectations as merchants report good demand. Cates urges more value and merchandize, while Schoenewolf at Perry's and Mohler at The Tow nery note fair to strong results and timing tweaks. Clerks at City Drug Company praise cosmetics sales and pills, with others like Adkins and Denton and Gibbs Exclusive Styles pleased with Easter and Dollar Day business.
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Brady
Cates
Carl Schoenewolf
Perry's
The
City Drug Company
Travis Moore
Jack Deaton
Adkins
Denton
J. H. Dubose
Gibbs
Johnny
Mrs. Wilhelm Donates Memorial Window at Austin Church
Mrs. Frank Wilhelm of Brady donated one of 12 stained glass windows for the University Christian Church in Austin. She and Ernst Otte and their sons Karl and Kurt visited last Sunday for the dedication at morning service. The group attended a banquet and meeting of the church Committee of 40 at the Commodore Perry Hotel.
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Frank Wilhelm
Brady
University Christian Church
Austin
Ernst Otte
Ottes
Karl
Kurt
Reynolds to Head Basketball Loop in Brady Meeting
Brady selects C A Reynolds as chairman of the District and AA basketball committee for Coleman. Coach Ed Whiteley and Reynolds represent Brady to reorganize the schedule for next year. Season runs January 10 to February 10 with Brady facing Coleman in opening game. Rodney Cathey, Winters High School principal, elected secretary of the district.
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Brady
C. A. Reynolds
Coleman
Ed Whiteley
Rodney Cathey
Winters High
Baby Carolyn Denes Born at Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mr and Mrs Wayne Land of Brady welcomed a daughter born March 28 at Medical and Surgical Hospital weighing 6 pounds Carolyn Denes. Mr and Mrs J W McQuien of Abilene announce a daughter at Medical and Surgical Hospital Friday. Mrs Steve Williams Fredonia J L Wallace Menard and Mrs Lillie Mae Stoepler Brady admitted to Brady Hospital Tuesday.
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Wayne Land
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Carolyn Denes
J. W. McQuien
Abilene
Steve Williams
Fredonia
J. L. Wallace
Menard
Lillie Mae Stoepler
Brady Hospital
Dowlings Visit Eufaula Family for Easter Holidays
Here From Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs Milburn J Dowling and their daughter Marilyn Kay of Eufaula Oklahoma are visiting this week with Mrs Ora L Dowling and Nancy. They will spend the Easter holidays with relatives in San Antonio.
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Milburn J. Dowling
Marilyn Kay
Eufaula
Okla
Ora L. Dowling
Nancy
San Antonio
Optimist Sees Things As They Should Be Not As They Are
A concise reflection asserts that optimism envisions ideal outcomes rather than current conditions, contrasting hopeful expectation with present reality. The saying emphasizes mindset over circumstance and urges constructive attitudes toward imperfect situations.
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