Brady School Board weigh Title VI compliance actions
The Brady Independent School District board will discuss Title VI compliance at the February 8 meeting. Federal funds tied to remodeling and equipment for the science department loom, with a $15,000 project under 50 aid. The district’s integrated status and enrollment policy for Negro students are noted by Supt Reynolds, who cites voluntary and current desegregation practices.
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Texas Education Agency
United States Commissioner of Education
U. S
Reynolds
Brady
Dunbar
Brady High School
Supervisor Inspects Day Care Centers in Brady
Mrs. Dora T. McBride regional licensing supervisor says Brady has one licensed day care center and another seeking a license. She notes Texas has more facilities due to population and working mothers. Licensing aims to assure safety, sanitation, immunization, and proper facilities for children in care.
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Dora T. McBride
Child Welfare Division
State Department of Public Welfare
Austin
Brady
McBride
State Welfare Department
Texas
Showboats to Perform at BHS Gym Saturday
The Harlem Showboats will headline a benefit game at Bulldog Gymnasium Saturday night to aid the athletic fund. Pistol Pete McNeal and Cool Papa Wilson star as clowns with the Brady All-Stars. Coach Charles Brewster leads the former Brady students. Game time is 8 p.m. with admission at 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Harlem
Bulldog Gymnasium
Pete McNeal
Papa” Wilson
Brady
Charles Brewster
Herbie Penn
Gary Carner
John McDonald
Bozie Hagler
Jimmy Adams
Forrest Hanson
Charlie Reeves
Elzia Williams
Gary Henderson
Mason County Singing Convention at Full Gospel Church
The Mason County Singing Convention will be held at the Full Gospel Church in Mason on Sunday February 7 starting at 2 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Mason County
Full Gospel
Mason
Brady ISD Board to Meet Monday Night
The Brady Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet Monday night at 7 30 in the superintendent's office at Grady High School The meeting was postponed from February 1.
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Brady Independent School District
Grady High School
Lohn School Board
Charles Yarbrough
Lohn
Yarbrough
Lohn School
Boosters Eye Plans For Band Festival
Brady Band Boosters move ahead with 17th Annual Band Festival set for Friday and Saturday March 5-6. About 1300 band students and chaperones from 17 visiting bands will attend.
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Boosters Eye
Brady Band
Brady
Lakeview
Breckenridge
Coleman
Brownwood
Olton
Stinnet
Fredericksburg
McCamey
Ballinger
Robert E. Lee
San Angelo
Ranger
Rotan
Cross Plains
Eldorado
Santa Anna
Blanco High
Brady Junior High Band Plans Annual Concert February 9
The Brady Junior High band will present its annual concert on Tuesday February 9 in the high school auditorium. The event features the beginner band and the second and third year junior bands in separate performances. Band director James Mallow says the program will be light and enjoyable. Tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Brady High School
Brady Junior High
James Mallow
Brady
Breckenridge
Cross Plains
Stinnet
Orton
Bulldog Stadium
Mercer Slaughter
St Pauls Church Delegates To West Texas Diocese Council
Delegates from St Pauls Episcopal Church Brady to the 61st annual Council of the West Texas Diocese on February 4 to 6 include Rev Williams Douglas rector and ye Sharpe and Shields Norwood. Alternates are Clifford Grubbs and Bob Woodard.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Brady
West Texas
Williams. Douglas
Ye Sharpe
Shields Norwood
Clifford Grubbs
Bob Woodard
Dogs beat Llano 47 to 6 for fifth AAA win
Brady Bulldogs maintain 5 0 district record with a 47 6 victory over the Llano Yellow jackets. Harold Anderson tops with 28 points while Alfred Reeves and Marion Lewis add 18 each. Brady to face Fredericksburg Friday in another district game.
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Charles Brewster
Bulldogs
Llano Yellowjackets
Dogs
Brewster
Harold Anderson
Anderson
Alfred Reeves
Marion Lewis
Sammy Rabb
Jackets
Reeves
Jerry Atherton
Mike McBride
Davey Cornelius
Lewis
D. Moore
K. Moore
Brady
LLANO
Fredericksburg
Slane
Mike Easterwood
Bobby Smith
F. Frederick
Mrs. Reichenau Dies At Mason At 90
Mrs. Max Reichenau, 90, longtime Mason County resident, died Wednesday in Highland Nursing Home at Mason. Funeral was held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Hoffmann Chapel with burial in Gooch Cemetery near Mason. Born June 11, 1874 in Mason, she married Max H. Reichenau December 2, 1804. he died in 1951. She was Lutheran and part of Ft. Mason American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include son Arch Reichenau of Kingsland, brother John Reagner of Katemey, four sisters, and two grandchildren.
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Max Reichenau
Mason County
Highland Nursing Home
Mason
el. A. Hoffmann
Gooch
Max H. Reichenau
Ft. Mason American Legion Auxiliary
Arch Reichenau
Kingsland
John Reagner
Katemey
Mary McCune
Dallas
Minnie Dobbs
Carrie Prater
Alvina Turner
Brady
McCulloch County Backs UCRA Membership Plan
In a called session McCulloch County Commissioners Court unanimously approved joining the Upper Colorado River Authority along with ten counties and any others in the watershed. The group aims to form a conservation and reclamation district and seek a state water district to build a dam near Stacy to provide irrigation water and potential long term supply for Midland area cities. County Judge K C Ellington notes the Stacy project emerges from Army engineer recommendations and could benefit farms and ranches.
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McCulloch County Commissioners Court
Upper
Colorado River Authority
Colorado River
Water District
Stacy
K. C. Ellington
Army Engineers
Ellington
Heart Association Chairmen Selected
McCulloch County residents met at the McCulloch Electric Co op building to learn about Southwest Texas Heart Association participation. Mrs Sally Taylor named local chairmen and outlined membership benefits and donation details to support heart research and newsletters.
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McCulloch Electric Co-op
McCulloch
Georgia Jordan
San Angelo
Sally Taylor
McCulloch County Heart Association
Albert McCulloch
Heart Association
McCulloch United Fund
Johnnie Thompson
S. Church St
Brady
Heart Fund
Barry Francks
John Willis Gill Dies Wednesday at 72
John Willis Gill 72 of Highway 8 7 North died Wednesday at 8 p m in Brady Hospital after 10 days as a patient. He was born April 17 1892 in Leesville Louisiana and lived in Brady since 1951. Funeral Friday at 3 p m Wilkerson Chapel burial Rest Haven Cemetery conducted by Henry McBroom. He is survived by his wife Catherine six daughters nine grandchildren three great grandchildren five brothers and six sisters.
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John Willis Gill
Highway 8&7
North
Brady Hospital
Rutherford of
Wilkerson Chapel
Rest Haven Cemetery
Henry McBroom
Fourth and Bridge Street Church
Gill
Catherine
Aubrey Berry
San Antonio
Clifton Short
Spicewood
Leo Hayes
San Angelo
James Bradford
Dallas
Maye Stark
Grand Prairie
Raymond Stewart
Brady
L. R. Gray Rites At Milburn Friday
L R Gray 83 of Belton died in Temple Hospital. Born June 4 1881 Llano Texas he retired from farming seven years ago and belonged to Keys Valley Baptist Church. Funeral 11 30 a m Friday Hewitt Temple with Rev J C Herrington officiating burial Cox Cemetery Milburn. Survived by four daughters two sons two sisters two brothers twelve grandchildren one great grandson.
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L. KR. Gray
Belton
Temple
Mr. Gray
Llano
Hewitt Funeral Home
John Clark Herrington
The
Keys Valley Baptist Church
Cox Cemetery
Milburn
Gray
Bell County
R. L. Reeves
EK. L. Baugh
Oscar Carver
Waco
W. A. Henderson
Tennessee
D. L. Gray
San Angelo
A. L. Gray
Anchorage
Alaska
Reby Turnell
Pearl Sansom
Brady
W. M. Gray
Moore Gray
Odessa
Lions Hear Striegler In Washington Trip During Inauguration
The Brady Lions heard Cecil Striegler, assistant Brady post master, recount a Washington trip he and his wife took during the Johnson Humphrey inauguration. They visited Mrs. Striegler’s sister Miss Quita Moseley and attended receptions and programs surrounding the ceremony. The couple flew from Dallas to Washington and back.
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Brady Lions
Cecil Striegler
Brady
Washington, D. C
Six Youths Enter Lambs Hogs in San Antonio Show
Six youths from McCulloch County prepare to exhibit at the San Antonio Live stock Show February 13 to 20. 4-H members Lewis and Bill Bratton show one lamb each, Jim Ross two lambs, John L. Deans and Larry Kinger three hogs each, with FFA member Jim Crawford showing a lamb. Departures: lamb exhibitors February 10, hog exhibitors February 15, with judging February 14 and 17 respectively. Accompanied by M. F. Deans and County Agent Lovell Kuykendall.
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FFA
San Antonio
McCulloch County
M. F. Deans
Lovell Kuykendall
Million Dollar Rain Falls Across McCulloch County
Light to moderate rain drifts across Brady and surrounding areas boosting soil moisture. Weather observer records 0.12 inch by 7 am and 0.30 inch by noon with more drizzle in the afternoon as farmers praise the welcome moisture.
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McCulloch
Brady
J. R. Cochran
United States
Three Brady Councilmen Seek Second Term in Spring Filing
Three Brady City Councilmen, Roger George W T Archer and Ralph Micketh wait, whose terms expire this spring, have filed for re election. All are completing their first term and asking for a second term of office.
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Brady City
Roger George
Ralph Mickethwait
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C. A. Reynolds
BHS
Janice Breckenridge
Brady High
Janice
M. G. Breckenridge
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Yellowjackets
Sorosig Club
Brady Junior High School
Fritz Otte
UCRA
Colorado River Basin
Menard
Schleicher
Concho
Runnels
Tom Green
Irion
Coke
Sterling
Midland
Stacy Dam
L. R. Gray
Lions
Striegler
John Kratton
Port Ranch
H. W. Huie
Melvin Rochelle Voca
Calf Creek Waldrip
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