Folklore Society Publishes New Tales Collection
The Texas Folklore Society issues a new anthology edited by Mody C. Boatright Wilson M Hudson and Allen Maxwell from Southern Methodist University Press. It spans fairy tales to linguistic studies of women and includes 15 Mexican stories collected by Riley Aiken. J Frank Dobie contributes two treasure tales. George D Hendricks offers origin of women lore with a sharp tone.
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Mody C. Boatright
Wilson M. Hudson
Allen Maxwell
Southern Methodist University ‘Press
Texas Folklore Society
West Indies
Riley Aiken
J. Frank Dobie
George D. Hendricks
Hendricks
Visitors From Devine Stay With Brady Family
Guests in Brady include Mr and Mrs J W Ward Miss Betty Ward and Joan Ward from Devine. They vacationed a week in the Ozark Mountains Arkansas trout fishing Lake Norfolk and touring southern Missouri ferries and sights. They traveled via Oklahoma and visited Denton and Greenville before Brady. John joins UT as a freshman Betty majors in pharmacy.
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Lackey Home
J. W. Ward
Betty Ward
Joan Ward
Devine
Brady
Greenville
University of Texas
John
Betty
Brady Teachers Kick Off Coffee Gathering
Brady members of the Texas Classroom Teachers Organization met at Plateau Restaurant Thursday at 7 30 a m for a kick off coffee. President Bill Spurgin hosted with Willie Ray Fields assisting. About 75 teachers and officials attended with Brady School Administrators as guests. Spurgin announced an ice cream supper at Richards Park Monday evening August 31 at 7 30 for teachers and families. Afterward, the group adjourned to Brady High School for a faculty meeting.
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Brady
Texas Classroom Teachers Organization
Plateau Restaurant
Bill Spurgin
Willie Ray Fields
Shows Improvement for H. P. Evers Ill in Brady Hospital
H. P. Evers, who has been ill in Brady Hospital since August 17, has shown much improvement the last several days.
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H. P
Evers
Brady Hospital
Brady Chamber approves county fair exhibit plan
At a Prady Chamber of Commerce meeting the proposed county wide Community Exhibit was approved and a committee formed to organize and finance it. Dates Sept 25 and 26 were tentatively set, with A M College specialists expected to assist.
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Prady Chamber of Commerce
Geo. FE
Typewriters for Rent Offer for Brady Students
Special rate to students for the entire semester announced by The Brady Standard.
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Brady Standard
Bride Elect Shower Honors Sandy Reding in Miles
Miss Sandy Reding, bride elect of Jimmy Dick McCann, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Tuesday hosted by Miss Kay Oates and Sandra Filiott at the Oates residence 1920 South China. Guests included Jan Bratton Karen McCulloh Karen Feazelle Carol Barekman Ava Dahlberg Linda Dodds Patti Vryson Paula Miller Ima Kensing Betty Gordon of Miles and guests Shoemake Larry Reding and Dick McCann with absentees Shery Wall Dorothy Davis and Linda Harvey sending regrets.
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Jimmy Dick McCann
Kay Oates
Sandra Filiott
Oates
South China
Jan Bratton
Karen McCulloh
Karen Feazelle
Carol Barekman
Ava Dahlberg
Linda Dodds
Patti Vryson
Paula Miller
Ima Kensing
Betty Gordon
Miles
Mmes
Woodalls Announce Marriage of Daughter Annette Elaine
Mr and Mrs M W Woodall of Godley Texas announce the marriage of their daughter Annette Elaine to Lee Clifton Bryant of Cleburne The couple wed in Weatherford on August 18 Both graduates of Godley High School Annette was homecoming football sweetheart head cheerleader class favorite FHA secretary and class president Bryant starred on Godley High School football They reside in Austin where they are both employed
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Godley, Texas
Frady
Annette Elaine
Lee Clifton Bryant
Cleburne
Weatherford
Godley High School
FHA
Bryant
Gedley
Austin
Kensing Shoemake Wedding Revealed
Miss Ona Kensing and Fred Shoemake were married in Acuna Mexico on August 20. The bride, a Brady High School graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Kensing. The groom attended Weatherford High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. King. They reside in Brady and he works at Loudcraft Inc.
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Freddie Shoemake
Acuna
Mexico
Miss Kensing
Brady High
Lee Roy Kensing
Shoemake
Weatherford High School
J. J. King
Brady
Loudcraft, Inc
Mrs. Bobby Keesee Receives Shower Honors
Mrs. Bobby Keesee, a recent bride, was honored with a miscellaneous shower on Thursday afternoon August 20 at the Rochelle Community Center. The event featured a long receiving line, a bride’s book, and a blue and white floral theme with about fifty gifts from attending friends and relatives.
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Bobby Keesee
Rochelle Community Center
Mmes
Edward Lohn
Bill Engdahl
Ray Engdahl
Bill Smith
Erich Lemke
Bill Barker
Arthur Wingo
Ollie Harrison
Clyde Mathews
M. A Tamer
Charles Henderson
Hugh Feight
Vernon Waddill
Mart Rodgers
Claud Thompson
Tillman McDonald
N. H. Sellman
Pill McDonald
Chester Penn
Marcia McDonald
Marilyn Moseley
Patricia Nowlin
Lynda Smith
Janet Lemke
Bradyvite Birthday Observed by Mrs Gray
Mrs. C. P. Gray observed her birthday on Tuesday August 25 at her 1102 South College home with relatives and close friends calling in the afternoon to wish her a happy day. Punch and cookies were served to two guests and Bradyites who called.
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C. P. Gray
South College
Hal Cohningham
C. ©. Morgan
Liane
Bradyites
Dismissed from Brady Hospital
Reubin Thomas was discharged from Brady Hospital Tuesday after a week of convalescence. He is now recuperating at home with his daughter Mrs Bruce Tucker of Austin visiting to assist.
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Reubin Thomas
Brady Hospital
Tesday
Mra Bruce Tucker
Austin
Carlsbad Caverns Visit by Murray and Carlson
Bryan Murray and Jimmy Carlson of Melvin recently visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park, enjoying the famed cave system and surrounding desert scenery.
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Carlsbad Caverns
Bryan Murray
Jimmy Carlson
Melvin
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Grant tomb inscription in New York City reads Let us have peace
The inscription on General Ulysses S. Grant's tomb in New York proclaims the phrase Let us have peace carved into the stone memorial. The message echoes a call for harmony and reflects the legacy of the Civil War era associated with the general.
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Ulysses S. Grant
New York City
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