McCulloch Schools Enrollments Show Yearly Decrease
Monday first day registrations show Brady total S56 with 78 at Dunbar a 25 student drop from last year 1 280. Melvin registered 225 while Rochelle totals 232 and Lohn 131 with 42 in high school. Supt Reynolds notes fewer first graders mainly caused Brady decline and transfers.
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Reynolds
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Floyd Marshall
Melvin High
Miers Johnson
Cleg Gassiot
Vogel Winner by 5 Votes Court Appoints New Justice
Grover Chambles resigns as justice of the peace effective Wednesday. Brady native J. E. Harvison Jr. is named by the County Commissioners Court to fill the post only until January 1. Joe Myrick, the July 24 election winner, will assume the office then, after nepotism-law concerns blocked his appointment. Harvison selected over Elmer Hicks Fritz Otte Arch Clevenger Henry Hodges and Love Kimbrough, with Clevenger previously a July candidate.
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County Commissioners Court
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Myrick
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Bill Jordan
Voca
Harrison
Elmer Hicks
Fritz Otte
Arch Clevenger
Henry Hodges
Love Kimbrough
Clevenger
Calf Creek Exes To Meet Sunday
The Calf Creek homecoming will be at the old Calf Creek school building next Sunday. Mrs. John Bradshaw of Brady, secretary, announced the event. Jen Morris of Brady is homecoming president. The all day affair includes a noon barbecue dinner and entertainment. Women are asked to bring cakes and salads. All are invited, especially singers. Brady Band Boosters plan the first meeting of the new school year on Monday night, Sept 6.
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Calf Creek
John Bradshaw
Brady
Jen Morris
Bradshaw
Brady Band
Brady High School Names Class Officers and Sponsors
Brady High School elected class officers and sponsors Tuesday morning. Senior class chose Wilburn Shurtleff as president Richard Harrison as vice president and Mary Glyn Kittle as secretary. Sponsors are Mrs Harold Burk Mrs Mary R Bates and J M Crump. Student council representatives include Gary Cochran Bobby Andrews Bonna Jean Nance and Vernon Ryan with Ronnie Salter as alternate. Room mothers chosen are Mrs Van Bratton Mrs Lee Harrison and Mrs Milt Miller. Junior class elected Winston Beoker Jr president Bobby Joy as vice president and Martha Bean as secretary. Sponsors are Mrs Dorothy St Clair Mrs Edna M Banks and J D Hampton. Student Council representatives are Lesley Fisher Bobby Weise Diane Roddie and Sylvia Bell. Room mothers are Mrs Frank Roddie Mrs Lewis Bell Mrs J William son and Mrs George Hallmark. Sophomores elected Charles Turn to Page 4 Col 5 Please.
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Brady High School
Wilburn Shurtleff
Richard Harrison
Mary Glyn Kittle
Harold Burk
Mary R. Bates
J. M. Crump
Gary Cochran
Bobby Andrews
Bonna Jean Nance
Vernon Ryan
Ronnie Salter
van Bratton
Lee Harrison
Milt Miller
Winston Beoker, Jr
Bobby Joy
Martha Bean
Dorothy St. Clair
Edna M Banks
J. D. Hampton
Lesley Fisher
Bobby Weise
Diane Roddie
Sylvia Bell
Frank Roddie
Lewis Bell
J. P. Williamson
George Hallmark
Charles
Aunt Jemima Pancake Supper at Richards Park
Brady Lions Club hosts an all you can eat pancake supper for 50 cents with bacon and coffee. Entertainment is planned for the crowd, and proceeds benefit underprivileged children in Brady. Serving from 7 to 9 p m at Richards Park. tickets from Lions members or at the park.
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No Recount as Vogel Wins McCulloch Sheriff Runoff
Luke Vogel defeats J. P. Williamson by five votes in the McCulloch County sheriff runoff with 1 756 to 1 751. Williamson vows no recount and notes a similar close result two years ago. Other Saturday winners include Love Kimbrough for county judge and John M. Guice for tax assessor collector.
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Luke) Vogel
Democratic Executive Committee
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McCulloch
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Aaty
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Gainer
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Yarborough
Supreme Court
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Spiller
Lyckman Heads ASC Panel Again
Theo O. Lyckman of Brady was re elected chairman of the County ASC Committee at the ASC convention. Ben W. Hodges of Waldrip becomes vice chairman, Ern est O. Henderson of Voca re slots, with Oscar Krieg Melvin and F Vernon Waddill Rochelle as alternates. Delegates named were David Dahlberg Community A R Sidney Coonrod Community B Oscar Beakley Community. Lyckman led in Community A but could not serve as delegate due to ASC rules. Dahlberg acted as delegate.
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Route 1
Brady
ASC
Ben W. Hodges
Waldrip
Ernest O. Henderson
Voca
Henderson
Hodges
Oscar Krieg
Melvin
F. Vernon Waddill
Rochelle
David Dahlberg
R. Sidney Coonrod
Oscar Beakley
Lyckman
Community A
Dahlberg
Cotton ginning season opens in Brady with first bale
The Brady cotton ginning season opened as the W. H. Stindt Gin produced a 466 pound bale from 1,530 pounds of snap cotton for J. H. Carriger of Hext around 11 a.m. Saturday.
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J. H. Carriger
Hext
Rochelle Hornets Face Weight Gap In Season Prep
Rochelle High School begins football drills with 26 players nine lettermen and no one over 165 pounds Coach N M Curlee and Assistant Helen Duncan lead two hour daily workouts from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Curlee notes a need for size and plans to shift positions While Moseley at quarterback and Burns at center show promise the rivals Melvin and Richland Springs are favored in District 21 B schedule includes Rankin Brownwood Brady Lometa San Angelo Kittens Carbon Richland Springs Melvin Blanket May Rochelle.
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Hornets
Rochelle
N. M. Curlee
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
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T Howard Payne
Curlee
David Moseley
Glenn Burns
Sam Dennis
Wilburn Myers
Donnie Brown
Homer Fowler
James Crawford
Richland Springs
Melvin
Slanket
May
Rankin
Brownwood
Brady
Lometa
San Angelo Kittens
San Angelo
Carbon
Blanket
Poultry Now Is Big Business Highlights Breeding Program
J. B. Hinshaw of Western Hatcheries told about 100 area poultrymen and families in Brady that poultry has become a major U S income source. He outlined a tall hatching egg program and noted poultry now ranks behind cattle and dairy in cash income, driven by rising consumption and per person egg production of about 400 yearly.
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Bell
Brady
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