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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1965
Page
8
McCulloch County surpassed its worm fund drive goal by Thursday noon with $4,893.43 raised. County Agent Lowell Kuykendall noted the target was $4,640 and urged additional contributions to close the drive by April 20 for sending the funds.
Kuykendall reports strong support as funds flow from Brady National Bank and Commercial National Bank plus First National Bank Melvin. The drive nearly met the deadline with under $200 remaining before late contributions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Many individuals and businesses listed among donors, reflecting broad community backing.
Kay Lankford of Brady High School captured the senior girls 7 A A crown by defeating Susan Walker of San Saba and the Mason representative in district play. The win earned her a regional spot in Lubbock on April 25.
Former Texas A and M students in Mason and surrounding counties will gather at the Hill Top Diner on Wednesday April 21 at 7 30 p m for the sixty third anniversary Muster. Will Ed Janer and Victor Kthmann will lead as speaker and master of ceremonies. Homer Martin urges attendance as the Master represents a long standing university tradition.
Mrs. Russell Goodwin of Fort Worth 44 a heart patient for two years died at a Fort Worth hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p m at Greenwood Chapel with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survivors include her husband two sons Donald and David a daughter Karen and sister Mrs Larremore of Brady.
A long OCR readable fragment lists numerous individuals including Brook, Dana B Henderson, Jacob W Mohr, Ainsley Thomas, Hugo G Otte, Chester W Moore, and many others followed by several family and business names. The passage resembles a roster or notice of attendees, owners, or participants within a legal or community record.
The Brownwood regulations require life jackets for all on boats and water skiers, restrict swimming beyond 150 feet from shore without safety craft, and mandate a rear view mirror for boat operators. Brady Lake plans to adopt similar rules and enforcement as summer recreation begins.
The latest in AIP horror series opens at the Texas Theatre on Thursday through Saturday. Starring Vincent Price and Elizabeth Shepherd, the film follows a widow haunted by a woman whose will survives death. Filmed in color on location in a 100-year-old English abbey. eighth Poe adaptation directed by Roger Corman.
The Brady post office aims to rent a half-ton vehicle under six years old for about 17 hours weekly Monday through Saturday. Bid forms are available from Mrs. Mabel Francks, postmaster, with proposals due by Wednesday April 21. Also, Mrs. W A Parker underwent surgery at Shannon Memorial Hospital San Angelo and is reported to be recovering in room 418.
Card of thanks extends appreciation to the doctor and nurses at Medical Surgical Hospital for patient care during illness and death. Grateful for friends and neighbors who sent food and flowers during the difficult time.
The Heart of Texas Riders Club will sponsor a dance at the National Guard Armory at 7 30 p m Saturday April 17. There is no admission charge and members both new and old are invited to bring guests. To join contact directors Jack Spiller Middleton Sally Taylor Bob Loyd Bill Flint or Melvin Bratton.
Sandra Marshall of Melvin won first place in the Senior Clothing Educational Activity with the demonstration titled The Tall and Short of It. She will represent the McCulloch County 4-H clubs at the district event in San Angelo.
A notice describes decal and pressure sensitive letters and numbers in a variety of sizes available from The Standard Office. The item highlights product scope and supplier details for lettering needs.
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