Delegation Seeks Jaycee Chapter In Brady
A Fredericksburg Jaycees delegation met Brady Chamber directors to pursue starting a Jaycee group here. Directors note two past attempts failed but back plan, pledging cooperation if new leadership forms. Also, Livestock Show rules set for Jan 15 with fundraising upcoming and Chamber votes $10 to aid a Washington reception for the representative.
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Jaycees
Fredericksburg
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Brady
Chamber of Commerce
Danny Miller
Washington
Rain Dampens Mistletoe Trade Across McCulloch County
Austin Cole, longtime mistletoe dealer, reports the season slowed by rain. He has bought 22 000 pounds, paid about 2000 dollars, and relies on 10 workers to grade and package in Texas Best labeled products. Mistletoe is shipped from Brady to Dallas then air freighted to eastern cities.
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Austin Cole
Bellaire
Cole
Dallas
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Smallpox Vaccination Policy Shifts in U S Health Plan
The U S Public Health Service and Texas Health Department adopt a plan to discontinue routine smallpox vaccination. The move follows WHO eradication success and cites fewer disease cases since 1949, with six annual vaccine deaths from reactions. Policy shifts depend on state and local authorities and traveler risk. Vaccination may be required only for entrants from reporting countries or certain exposures.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Texas State Health Department
James P. Anderson
Brady Doctors Clinic
Supt
C. A. Reynolds
United States
William Foege
CDC
Sudan
Ethiopia
Pakistan
India
Nepal
U. S
Kimble Menard County Singing Convention Meeting
The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention will meet at 2 p m Sunday December 19 at the Hext Baptist Church.
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Kimble-Menard County
Hext Baptist Church
First Christian Church Brings Living Nativity Scene
About 150 members of the First Christian Church of Brady perform a living nativity to depict Mary Joseph shepherds and angels. The show runs December 22 to 24 from 7 to 9 p m at the church rear on South Blackburn Street. Each 15 minute scene features a donkey led Joseph Mary and Bethlehem manger narration with scripture prose and music. Rev Bill Boswell leads the church program.
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First Christian Church of
Brady
Blackburn Street
Mary
Jesus
Jospeh
Bethlehem
The
First Christian Church
Bill
Baptist Choir Presents Cantata Night of Miracles
The Baptist Choir at First Baptist Church will present the Christmas cantata Night of Miracles by John W. Peterson at 7 p m on Sunday December 19. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the performance.
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John W. Peterson
The
First Baptist Church
Choir to stage The Night the Angels Sang cantata
The First United Methodist Church choir will present its Christmas cantata The Night the Angels Sang by John W. Peterson at 11 a.m. Sunday December 19. The public is invited to attend.
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John W. Peterson
Howes Retire After 24 Years In Brady Mattress Co
Mr and Mrs D A Howe of Brady retire after 24 years at Brady Mattress and Upholstry Co Health factors prompted the move They will live at 1004 S College plan church work and garden life The business at 103 West Richards is closed Friskie the dog remains part of the family also mentions Tommy Kidd and Pat Porter in Dallas birth notice not fully included.
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D. A. Howe
Brady Mattress
Brady
Brady Mattress and Upholstry Co
Friskie
Howes
Tommy Kidd
Plano
Dallas
Kidd
Pat Porter
Herman Porter
Pleasanton
George Kidd, Jr
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Jaycee Organization
Wayman Freeman
Aubyn Martin
McCulloch County
Aus
Tin Cole
Mistletoe Tycoon
Coles
Pittsburgh
Eden
Law
R. W. Elliott
United
Joseph
Discon
World Health Organization
David J. Sencer
M. D
Center For Disease
Great Britain
Ing Flight
Singing
Shepherds
Christ
Boswell
Baptist Choir
Yale
United Methodist
the Howes
Howe
the Lord
Young Homemakers of America, Brady Chapter
Rudder Drug
Gibson’s
Alfred Machen
Doug McWilliams
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