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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1955
Page
5
The author argues that addressing pastors as the Rev is outdated and awkward. He notes a trend toward informal first names in McCulloch County and predicts a future where preachers are simply Mister Jones. Until then The Standard sticks with the Rev.
A reflection on volunteers who run summer boy baseball leagues for free. Managers devote many hours weekly to practice and games to help kids develop athletically, team skills, and camaraderie, with some players advancing to high school.
The piece urges ongoing volunteer leadership for boy baseball leagues and local youth programs. It notes adults must step into roles as managers and officials since longtime workers also need summer incomes and time to enjoy games from the grandstand. It highlights needs in Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and 4 H Clubs.
The campus fashion focus for the new term centers on a straight up and down silhouette across sportswear, separates and dresses. Reminiscent of flappers yet subtly curved, tunics over-blouses semi-fitted jumpers and tweed remain staple courses in the smart co-eds wardrobe.
Students favor muted tweed styles with knit rib trims and bulky sweaters. Bermuda shorts and knickers appear in man tailored fabrics while long tapered pants showcase new plaids and corduroy prints. Leather jackets and suede blazers add sophistication as a versatile jumper tops outfits. Return trips note social visits and a planned Waddill family reunion at Richards Park on Sunday all welcome.
The text notes a shift in campus style from slim silhouettes to fuller shapes marking a promising fashion season. It suggests a trend toward bold outfits and confident expressions in collegiate wardrobes.
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