Brady Junior Invitational Golf Tour set for Saturday
The seventh Brady Junior Invitational gathers 23 teams and about 100 boys, with AAA and lower divisions playing 18 holes. O Henry of Austin and Big Leake top the upper and lower brackets respectively, Brady fielding two teams led by Steffens and Priess among others.
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Austin
Big Leake
Lamar of
Brownwood
Lee
San Angelo
Eisenhower
Nimitz
San Antonio
Pearce
Snyder
Kerrville
Bastrop
Ballinger
Richland Springs
Albany
Big Lake
Brady
Brady High School Names Student Council Nominees
Two boys, Johnny Crew and Jimmy, are nominated for president by this year's senior members. Harvid Anderson, Danny Schill, and Jerry Atherton run for vice president. Secretary nominees are Elizabeth Ricks, Janice Breckenridge, Yvonne Brown, and Sherry Brown. Voting is set for May 1 after an auditorium rally at 1 80 o clock. The runner up becomes treasurer. four cheerleaders and an alternate will also be elected May 1 with no announced candidates yet.
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Brady High School
Johnny Crew
Jimmy
Harvid Anderson
Danny Schill
Jerry Atherton
Elizabeth Ricks
Janice Breckenridge
Yvonne Brown
Sherry Brown
McCulloch County FFA Rodeo Set For May 3 4
The fourth annual McCulloch County FFA Rodeo at Jubilee arena May 3 4 will be directed by arena head Tuffy Moseley with chairmen Bob Loyd and Pete Mitchel. Brady Rochelle and Melvin FFA chapters sponsor the event to raise funds and prizes include first place trophies and second place medals.
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McCulloch County
FFA
Jubilee Arena
Bob Loyd
Pete Mitchel
Tuffy Moseley
Brady
Rochelle
Melvin
Lions at Melvin Install Officers
T. Welle was installed as president of the Melvin Lions Club in the Melvin High School library. New officers include J. C. Alborn as first vice president Shields Norwood Jr as second vice president Earl Dahlberg as third vice president Avert Carlson as tail twister George D Jenkins as lion tamer and T Wood as secretary They will take office July 1. The event was marked by ladies night with a covered dish supper and bridge and dominoes afterward.
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T. Welle
Melvin Lions Club
Melvin High School
Paul Huntington
Don Johnson
Brady
J. C. Alborn
Shields Norwood, Jr
Earl Dahlberg
Avert Carlson
George D. Jenkins
T. Wood
Jaycee President to Speak at Brady Charter Night Banquet
Bob Sheehy state president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will speak at Brady Charters Night Banquet. The event Saturday at 7:30 p m at the National Guard Armory is open to the public with tickets 1 50. He will present the state and local Jaycee charters to El Pruitt. Glenn Newton and Sam Oliver will participate in installations and introductions.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
National Guard Armory
Brady ‘Jaycees
Sheehy
el- Pruitt
Brady
Glenn Newton
of de
Singers Reunion to Attract 1000 Guests This Weekend
More than 1,000 visitors are expected for the Heart of Texas Singers Reunion at Brady High School auditorium. Four quartets Jubilee from Oklahoma City Ambassadors from Fort Worth Bell Family from Temple Harvesters Quartet from Fort Worth perform Saturday at 8 p.m. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children. All-day singing Sunday runs 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch provided. soloists include Ricky Smith Wayne Bell Belinda Britteen Tommy OBryant.
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Jubilee
Heart O' Texas Singers
Brady High School
J. W. Turney
Heart of Texas Singers
Ambassadors
Fort Worth
BHS
Ricky Smith
Midland
Tommy O’bryant
Harper
Wayne Bell
Temple
Belinda Britteen
Camp San Saba
Citywide canvass planned for McCulloch Cancer Crusade
A house to house canvass will be held next Thursday May 2 as part of McCulloch County Cancer Crusade with sixty women starting at 530 pm. Teams of two will cover 31 sections to limit time per group.
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McCulloch County
Crusade
James Isbell
Kenneth Marrison
Isbell
Cancer Crusade
Christ Paintings To Be Shown On Colored Slides
An original set of colored slides depicting the life of Christ will be shown at the Gospel Tabernacle at 8 30 p m Monday April 29. The images titled Ecce Homo Ecce Deus are taken from masterpieces by leading artists and shown by Rev William Booth Clib born grandson of General Booth. The pastor C L Grimes calls the pictures equal to a 2000 trip to art museums.
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Gospel Tabernacle
William Booth-Clifborn
William Booth
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Salvation Army
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C. L. Grimes
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Jesus
Cy Horn 69 of Lubbock Dies in Hospital
Cyrus A. Horn, 69, of Lubbock and former Bradyite, died in a Lubbock hospital on Tuesday April 23 and was buried there Wednesday. He was a retired bricklayer, longtime secretary of the Lubbock Bricklayers Union, veteran of foreign wars for 29 years, and member of the Baptist Church. Survived by wife Blanche, son Frank Horn of New Orleans, daughters Betty Ann and Laura Montgomery of Lubbock, four sisters in Brady El Cajon San Francisco and Robstown.
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Cyrus A. (Cy) Horn
Lubbock
Brady
Conference Sunday At Trinity Church
The Trinity Methodist Church holds the fourth quarterly conference at 4 15 p m Sunday with district superintendent Rev Lawrence K Brown presiding Light refreshments will follow. No evening service. All church members are urged to attend.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Lawrence K. Brown
Ricks Repeats as Brady School Board President
The Brady School Board re elected Dr. G R Ricks as president after the trustees election Wayne Rawlings was named first vice president Norman Archer second vice president and Jean Williams secretary The board also certified Ricks and M F Kidd as elected and administered their oaths It approved two insurers for a tax sheltered annuity program for teachers and authorized bus chassis purchase and bus body reconditioning saving about 1400 versus a new bus The board agreed to pay part of West 11th Street paving and authorized a chain link fence at South Ward School grounds
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Brady School Board
G. R. Ricks
Wayne Rawlings
Norman Archer
Jean Williams
Ricks
M. F. Kidd
Texas Education Agency
Dunbar
Brady High
Southwestern Life and Investors Syndicate Life and Annuity Company
Prady
Buntyns Buy Kingsland Cafe From Wrights
Mr and Mrs M A Pete Buntyn of Brady purchase the Two Livers House in Kingsland from Mr and Mrs Tex Wright of Kingsland. The Buntyns previously ran a barbecue stand locally and now reside with their daughter and son law Mr and Mrs Woodrow McCasland in Kingsland.
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M. A
Pete) Buntyn
Brady
Two Livers House
Kingsland
Tex Wright
Buntyns
Woodrow McCasland
Brady Hospital Welcomes Dana Denise Alexander
Mrs. Kenneth Alexander of Austin announces the birth of a daughter, Dana Denise, at Brady Hospital on Wednesday evening April 24. The baby weighed five pounds three and three quarter ounces. The Alexanders also have two other children, Gary age five and Dynane nineteen months. Mrs. Alexander is the former Charlotte Underwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Hoover of Brady.
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Kenneth Alexander
Austin
Brady Hospital
Dana Denise
Alexanders
Gary
Dynane
Alexander
Charlotte Underwood
A. D. Hoover
Brady
Brady voters approve four bond issues by two to one
Brady citizens approved all four bond issues in Tuesday's city election by two to one margins. The funds will finance water and sewer improvements, a new power plant engine, and street work, with a total turnout of 637. The council aims to drill a new water well this summer to boost supply and to start a federally funded sewage disposal project, contingent on bond sale and bid calls by July 1.
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Brady
John Rudder
City of
Funeral Pending for C. E. Killgore of Brady
C E Killgore of 507 South Hackberry Brady died at his home at 8 30 p m Wednesday Funeral services are pending at Wilkerson Funeral Home
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C. E. Killgore
South Hackberry
Brady
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Bond Vote Results No 1 Streets and Water Works
The election results show bonds approved and rejected across multiple projects. Streets bond for 820,000 approved 175 to 1, Water Works bond for 8,500,000 approved 130 to 217, Electric Plant bond for 560,000 approved 4132 to 210.
City proceeds on engine project and water work plans
After awarding the contract the engine will require 12 months to build and install. Mayor Rudder notes the Council will repair water lines but pause other water works projects until a federal grant match is decided. Street bonds will fund paving access roads to industrial plants as needed.
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Rudder
Boy Singer Takes Title In 3rd Try
Frank Torres won Brady High School annual singing contest on Wednesday morning. He had previously finished runner-up in freshman and sophomore years. Birdia Williams placed second and Anne Lawler third with songs Are You Lonely Tonight All the Things You Are and The Sound of Music respectively.
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Frank Torres
Brady High School
Korky Steffens
Torres
Benito Torres
Birdia Williams
Claude Williams
Anne Lawler
Norman Lawler
the Sound of Music
Nettie Ann Carr
Yvonne Brown
Bobby Dannheim
Jeanagayle Deeds
Connie Haydahl
Georgann Granville
Johnnie Sue Jordan
Diane King
Elizabeth Ricks
Elzia Williams
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Butch Thornton
Kurt Otto
Dayton Archer
Joe Barekman
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Boone Newlin
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Don Jordan
Norman Drake
Speedy Wells
Dick Bratton
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Norman Chute
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Jack Spiller
Guy Siler
George Rodgers
Harvey Ringer
Sim Gamblin
Bobby Deeds
Miers Johnson
E. L. Ross
Lions At
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Harvesters
Cancer Drive
Buster Quain
Jon Ed Weaver
Sam McAnally
Clifford Powell
Edmon Ellison
Harry Priess
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Judy Davenport
Brady Lions Club
Cy Horn
Trinity Church
Buntyns Purchase Cafe
McCulloch County Industrial Foundation
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