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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
3
About 150 boys joined the city recreation summer program for Little League and Pee Wee baseball. Team assignments were completed last week and the season starts June 6 with a later published game schedule.
A dense roster listing names of Little League managers players and Brady Savings and Loan and Brady National Bank staff and managers. The long list includes J KH Stone James Ray Gober Donelis KE Pentecost Eddie DPD Stone Joan Quintenitta Jeff Hampton and many others across teams and institutions.
A long list of players and managers appears for a Pee Wee League team, naming Williams, Sheffield, Scott, Ledezma, White, Wade, McBroom, Hatche, Adams, Gibbs, Young, Sandoval, Dodds, McFarland, Reeves, Hilliard, Bradshaw, Vietor Quintanilla, and others. The document catalogs participants across multiple squads with administrative roles such as managers Harold Adams, Kevin Dodds, and John Tittle.
Eighteen students are on Rochelle School fifth six weeks honor roll with five from grade eleven. Names include Ronnie Mohr Kathy Doyal Vicki Gamblin Sylvia Hartman Sue Hutchens Linda Jeffreys Cheryl Kruckemeyer Vicki Melee Ann Moseley Kathy Turnell Maria Beakley David Neal Tanya Cooper Cathy Parks Donna Neal Sherry Smith Liane Jones Mike Kilmer.
A Brady schools cafeteria listing shows a weekly menu with meals for Monday through Friday. Items include lager dinner with green salad and cornbread on Monday, ham and rice casserole on Tuesday, Swiss stew and fried steak on Wednesday, macaroni and cheese on Friday, plus sides like beans, peas, potatoes, biscuits, and desserts.
Mrs. Jay T Coffin Jr vice consul of El Salvador in Dallas presents Central American artifacts reflecting Mayan and other Indigenous cultures. Gold and jade jewelry from tombs, pre Columbian pottery, stone works, and period Santos pieces illustrate trade routes and colonization impacts.
The Spanish ambassador and Marquessa de Merry del Val return from Texas praising the Lone Star State. They toured Corpus Christi’s King Ranch, saw the sterile horse Assault, and toured Dallas and Austin with Gov. Connally. The trip featured lavish welcome and fashionable remarks from the Marquessa.
Biologist R D Marburger reports unusually favorable range conditions boosting the herd in the Texas Hill Country. Bucks retain antlers into breeding season, suggesting a strong late fawn crop and possible early 1965 mating. Late winter breeding could add late fawns this fall. Gestation runs seven months.
Washington columnist Clinton Murchison describes the Ling residence and Petit Trianon like grounds as part of a feature on James Ling. Gib Sandefer, former Hardin-Simmons Cowboy bands manager, directs tours for the United States Navy Band, designated official band on inauguration day March 4 1925 by President Coolidge. Tours include city auditoriums high schools and colleges with receipts covering expenses.
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