28 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
1
McCulloch County wool and mohair producers will share 202,810 in checks mailed by the ASCS office. Wool payments totaled 101,597 for wool and 14,558 for unshorn lambs, with 86,055 for mohair. 426 wool and lamb producers and 159 mohair producers received payments based on net proceeds and weight figures.
The Brady Bulldog Band under James Matlow competes in Stephenville for a Division I concert rating and aims for the Sweepstakes Award, with a 50 member group also set for the Six Flags Band Festival May 5 6 and related events in Grand Prairie.
For the first time in nearly a decade Brady wool warehouse will run a sealed bid sale on Tuesday May 9. Farm ers and Ranchers Cooperative manager Tim Jones says about 300000 pounds or more of 8 and 32 months wool will be offered, with most lots 12 months wool. Sale starts at 9 am at the warehouse former Roddie and Co. site. All producers invited, especially those selling wool.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doyal announce the birth of a daughter named Laurie Ellen born April 25 in San Antonio. She weighs six pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Claude Thompson of Rochelle and Mr. and Mrs. EB W Doyal of Mercury.
Baptist leaders from Mason Menard Concho and McCulloch counties co sponsor with the BGCT Stewardship Division a Rochelle area conference on May 2 at 7 p m in Rochelle Baptist Church. Brady Association leaders including Rev Benton Cain coordinate the program with guest speaker Rev George Slayton and BGCT staffers to introduce 1967 family witnessing materials and study church budgets and money management.
Women and girls of McCulloch County are invited to hear two San Antonio women discuss plans for the HemisFair 1968 Women's Pavilion. The program is Monday May at 3 00 PM in Brady School Cafeteria and will feature plans for the women's building.
Mrs Geores Nolan Kemmitz will leave in two weeks for Hawaii to join her husband Sgt Kemmitz on a week long visit. Kemmitz is in Viet Nam and will have a rest tour in Hawaii. Mrs Kemmitz and daughter Debra Lynn will live in Brady until October when Sgt Kemmitz returns to the United States.
Texans are urged to set clocks forward one hour before Sunday to adjust for Daylight Saving Time. The official change occurs at 3 a.m., with guidance to update the clock before bed if needed to ease Monday’s start.
Executive vice president Pig Paul of the National Pork Council Des Moines Iowa will lead a Pork Marketing program in Mason on Monday May 1 T D Tankersley Texas Extension Service Animal Husbandry specialist will join The meeting will be at the Mason Historical Building at 7 p m All area swine producers are invited to attend.
John Lewis Korky Steffens and Paul Tuntington will travel to Ozona Saturday and Sunday for the annual Orona partnership golf tournament. Kimble Menard County Singing Convention meets Sunday at 2 p.m. at Hext Baptist Church.
About 30 McCulloch County residents attended a Wednesday public hearing at the National Guard Armory on FM 3022, a farm to market road proposed to link FM 2028 with US 87. Texas Highway Department official Pritchard outlined funding, process, and expected September contract timing.
The Rochelle Study Club plans a May 5 supper from 7:30 to 9:30 p m daylight time. Tickets are 125 for adults and 50 for children under 12 including a drink. Desserts and home baked foods will be sold, with proceeds aiding the Rochelle Community Center maintenance.
Charles Moore son of Grady and Mrs Grady Moore of Lohn has earned a PhD in Agronomy from Oklahoma State University and heads to Bangkok Thailand for a two year Rockefeller Foundation assignment as plant breeder and researcher in corn and sorghum production with his wife and two children.
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith funded a pamphlet outlining Texas laws for teenagers. Copies were sent to superintendents. Supt. C. A. Reynolds ordered 400 for distribution. The Brady Standard previews the pamphlet and the message urging teens to know and follow laws to deter delinquency.
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