30 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
1
The city must guard and expand its water sources to support growth and public needs. Water serves domestic use, fire protection, sanitation, and industry, with lawns and shade contributing to urban aesthetics. Per capita use has risen in the southwest, averaging 270 gallons daily, peaking at 2.6 times household needs for planning.
The Texas Legislature passed an amendment to the Notary Public Act. The Secretary of State will reappoint notaries on May 1 with an effective date of June 1 and qualifying must occur between May 1 and 15 of each odd numbered year. The act designates Section 3 (a) and declares the bill must take effect immediately upon passage.
The Fort Worth Press announces Mrs. Kenneth Kuykendall of Cherokee will receive the State Home maker of the Year award at the 20th Annual SCS Awards Dinner, May 1 at Hotel Texas Fort Worth. She represents the San Saba Brady Soil Conservation District and will be presented a complete silver service.
The Theta Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority donated a $75 gift of 24 children’s books to the F M Buck Richards Memorial Library. Selected titles include Cinderella Snow White and Rose Red Curious George Katy and the Big Snow True Book of Indians and The Cat and Hat Dictionary.
Mrs. Homer Duncum, Brady's best known artist, calls for an art association to inspire adults and children, teach in schools, and support local painters. She emphasizes learning from mistakes, landscapes as her focus, and her study under prominent instructors.
Brady City Council approved plans for a water well serving Lakeview Addition and Lake Brady Lake areas at an estimated cost of 30000. The project aims to unlock lake development with 500 gallons per minute supply. City officials noted eight of 87 Lakeview lots sold and rising building activity as weather improves.
Former Coleman mayor William C Leach 59 died Wednesday at Clinic Hospital San Angelo after a week as patient Burial set for Friday 10 am First Christian Church Sweetwater directed by Wrights Brownwood He lived in Coleman 1932 to 1964 served four terms as mayor later worked as resident engineer for the highway department in Odessa Born June 7 1905 in Sweetwater married Helen Roundtree May 22 1933 in Whitney Survivors include wife mother and sister
A motion picture None Goes His Way Alone will be shown at the Rochelle Methodist Church next Sunday evening May 2 at 7 39. A covered dish supper starts at 6 30. Families are invited to begin National Family Week with fellowship fun and worship at morning services.
Mason County hosts a singing convention on Sunday May 2 at the Christian Church in Mason. The afternoon program starts at 2 o clock.
A southerly snap ends as Brady records 39 degrees after a 79 degree high on Wednesday. Dalhart tops Texas with a frigid 31 degree low, while readings from previous years show colder and warmer baselines for the same dates.
Association officer Joseph Scott King of Brady and University of Texas student earns the role of parliamentarian for the Longhorn Pharmaceutical Association in the latest election.
Supt. Charles Yarbrough announces the Lohn Senior Class honor students. Valedictorian Joe Dale Smith and salutatorian Tommy Moore lead four seniors set to receive diplomas May 21 at 7 30 p m in the Lohn Tabernacle. Baccalaureate is May 1 at the Lohn Tabernacle with Rev. Jerry Bob Taylor as speaker.
The 35th Judicial District Court under Judge Joe Dibrell calls pending criminal cases for May 4 at 9 a.m. in McCulloch County. Brady jurors listed must report Monday morning. names include McShan, Mitchell, Burton, Kilgore, Capps, Carlson, Davenport Jr, Jackson, Mrs Floyd Marshall, Todd, Thornton, Carson, Underwood, Breckenridge, Goff, Mrs. Ortiz, Larry Walker, Mohr, Ann Short, Spiller Boswell, Mrs. Lee, Rodgers, Chan Carson, Clifford Montgomery, Clyde Mathews, James Hadley, Mrs. Weaver, J. W. Miller, Donald Owens, Mrs. Taylor, Bert Harrison, Roy Miller, Billy Hardin, Mrs. Carlson, Doyal, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Campbell, Hargrove, Bynum, Quain, Cox, Mrs. McLean, Cowan, Clevenger, Schoenewolf, Mary Glob er, Granville, Maurrah, Max wx, Neve.
Mc Culloch County Cancer Crusade chairman Mrs. Bobby McMurry says house to house canvassers missed Brady residents Tuesday. People wishing to donate may give funds at Ricks Furniture or at Mrs. McMurry's home 2124 S. Pine or by calling 597-2600.
Jon Ed Weaver will be installed as president of the Brady Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual installation banquet Friday at 7 p.m. at Plateau Restaurant. Other officers and new members are listed, with Jaycee convention attendees noted.
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