Bradyites Tour Historic Williamsburg and DC Trip
A group of 47 sixth grade girls from Hockaday School Dallas with 17 chaperones and four guests, led by Mary Brown, depart from DFW for Washington DC on Braniff Flight 212. The four day itinerary includes Mt Vernon and Colonial Williamsburg with bus transport, hotel lodging, meals, and guided tours, ending day one with a Chowning’s Tavern visit and group activities.
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Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Hockaday School
Dallas
Mary Brown
D/FW
Braniff
National
Sam O'Connell, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Capitol Building
Washington Monument
Alexandria
Potomac River
Potomac
Washington
Rappahanock River
McCleskey Enters Brady City Council Race
S B McCleskey seeks City Council Place 2 in Brady. He ran retail stores and restaurants from 1956 to 1967 and owned Clean and Press Shop until 1970 then moved to tax business until selling in 1976. He remains semi retired and active with local and national chambers. He urges voter participation on April 2.
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S. B. MccCleskey
Place 2
Brady
Clean & Press
McCleskey
Brady Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Tax Consulters Association
Canned Foods Storage Tips for National Nutrition Month
The guidance advises storing canned foods in a dry, moderately cool place away from heat sources. It notes harmless interior discoloration from sulphur compounds and etched can interiors, explains acid foods may slowly dissolve iron causing a metallic taste, and mentions a helpline at 597-2975 for help.
Dove Honored At Tarleton Beta Beta Beta Induction Dinner
Winfred Alan Dove of Brownwood and Brady will join 29 TSU students as active or associate Beta Beta Beta members at an initiation dinner March 25 in Tarleton Center. Dr. Ronald J. Newton of Texas A&M University will speak. Dove is the son of Mrs. Sue Dove and Winfred M Dove.
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Winfred Alan Dove
Tarleton State University
Brownwood
Brady
TSU
Sigma Delta
Tarleton Center
Ronald J. Newton
Texas A&m University
Dove
Page Five
Sue Dove
Winfred M Dove
Horticulturist Meeting Slated for March 29
A vegetable gardening meet will be held Tuesday March 29 at 1 30 p m in the Brady Chamber of Commerce Conference Room. Dr Sam Conner State Extension Horticulturist will be the principal speaker with coverage of most vegetable gardening topics and time for questions. Jerry DeBord McCulloch County Extension Agent urges all interested persons to attend. The McCulloch County Program Building Committee sponsors the event.
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Brady Chamber of Commerce
Sam Conner
Jerry DeBord
McCulloch County
Birthday fete honors Doole native Mrs. Ira B. McNeely
Mrs. Ira B. McNeely formerly of Doole was celebrated on her 77th birthday with an open house at 2452 A and M in San Angelo on Saturday March 19 Hostesses were her daughters Jeannette Townsend and Faye Elliott Numerous guests from San Angelo Houston Big Spring Keller Melvin Menard and other areas attended including Mr Mrs Willie Williams Janice Lamberson and son Robert Lela Wiggington Clarence Grimes Doreen Grimes Odell Kirby Sue Guice Roy Byrd Wylene Siler and Wes Ida Miller Fred Nutt Opal Bowman Holly Kevil Lew King Martha King Randel Townsend Greg and Kim Albert Davis Ted McNeely Melanie and Les Mitchel Ruby Higgins and others.
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Ira B. McNeely
Doole
A&m, San Angelo
Jeannette Townsend
Faye Elliott
Willie Williams
Janice Lamberson
Robert
Lela Wiggington
Clarence Grimes
Doreen Grimes
Odell Kirby
Sue Guice
Roy Byrd
Wylene Siler and Wes
Ida Miller
Fred Nutt
Opal Bowman
Holly Kevil
Lew King
Martha King
San Angelo
Randel Townsend
Greg and
Kim
Houston
Albert Davis
Big Spring
Ted McNeely
Melanie
Keller
Les Mitchel
Melvin
Ruby Higgins
Menard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bradyites
Bertice
Colonial Williamsburg
Motor House
William and Mary College
Merchants Square
Duke of Gloucester Street
Chowning's
Marion Dexter
S.B. McCleskey
County Extension Agent News
Mrs. Vyvien Duncan
Eden Business
Neon Gables
Green St
Eden
Texas
J. R. Hill
Price J
Whitewall
Homer Duncum Tire CO
Brady, Texas
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