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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1957
Page
7
Brady notes from 1915 recount church plans and pastor call for Pasche area, funds to build a new house of worship, plus local theater success at the Brady Opera House. Other items include school district actions, car sales by Hallam’s Brady Auto Co, community events, and club organizing news.
The Texas hot check law amendment, signed by Governor Price, tightens penalties for employers who pay workers with worthless checks. Employers who issue hot checks face criminal prosecution, fines up to 2400 dollars, and possible jail time. higher amounts bring longer prison terms. Mrs Daly notes there were hundreds of cases last year where firms paid workers with bad checks, causing losses to businesses that cashed them.
Press Reporter Misa Fannie Lyle notes illness at Watertakings Kerba. Kutets enjoyed fifty two games followed by strawberries and cake with whipped cream. New club members listed include Mmes. Tom Riliot J J Freeman W E Lyle Wy Sessions J B Whiteman L B Young and Misses Nettie Lou Morrow Sallie Joe Morrow Fannie Lyle Trixie Gay. Mrs J S Anderson hosted last Friday for Five Hundred Club with three tables of players and prizes for high scores. Attendees included Mmes J R Stone S W Moffatt G V Gansel W L Hughes C T White R G Prater J G McCall J S Wall Elizabeth Souther with invited guests from Cleveland Ohio and Hext Texas.
Mrs Byler notes amendments and provisions miss checks and salaries not covered. Texas Retail Merchants Association members endorsed the amendment. Noah Webster began the dictionary in 1807 and finished in 1828. Ted Winston Boeker, a Texas Tech freshman, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Hfus Boeker.
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