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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1956
Page
5
In April 1956 Brady area columns reflect on The Sea Around Us and creation while praising neighbors. The piece celebrates civic gifts, the F M Richards Library clubroom renovation, and gratitude for community fellowship. It mentions Easter gatherings, school trustee elections, local visits to Texas and New Mexico relatives, and growing homes.
Organizations planning to meet in the F. M. Buck Richards Memorial Library clubroom for 1956 57 are asked to contact Mrs William L Jackson librarian for arrangements.
Easter services brighten Voca along with family visits across the community. Mr and Mrs E E Spiller Hulda Behrens and Dora Behrens meet Mr and Mrs Alfred Probst Sunday. The Browns close their store while Pete Behrens moves to San Antonio for farming changes. Mayme Ruth Roberts visits her parents J B Mayo and wife.
Cody Bradshaw of Brady joined UT College of Pharmacy seniors on a March 31 to April trip touring drug manufacturing facilities in Indianapolis New York City and New Brunswick New Jersey. The itinerary included Washington DC and a visit to the Institute of Pharmacy headquarters of the American Pharmaceutical Association.
A week of sorrow follows double deaths of Travis and Bill Gil. area families mourn, attend services at Cox Cemetery and Chapels. Elaine Bratton recovers after appendix surgery in Brady Hospital. Ruth Odom funeral in Brady. community events include Junior Choir practice at Mercury Baptist Church on alternate Fridays and a Library Benefit Club gathering in Brownwood.
The opossum is highly prolific with litters ranging from six to fifteen offspring per birth, reflecting rapid reproductive capacity and potential population growth in suitable habitats.
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