Man Assumes New AHA Post In Kansas City
John W. Jones, longtime field representative for the American Hereford Association in Texas New Mexico and Mexico, transfers to the Kansas City HQ effective Jan 1 to lead the Total Performance Records Service, Herd Sire Feeding and Carcass Evaluation Program. Leon Freeze to assume Jones field staff role Jan 1. Jones has degrees from Texas Tech and Texas A&M and will live in Overland Park Kansas with wife Doris and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jones
American Hereford Association
Texas
New Mexico
Mexico
Kansas City
Association
Jones
Leon Freeze
The
Cattleman Magazine of
Fort Worth
TPR
Paul Swaffar
W. N. White & Company
McCulloch County
Doris
Markee
Clay
Texas Tech
Texas A & M
Kansas
85Th Terrace
Overland Park
J. C. Pace Packing Co
Sweetwater
Texas Hereford Association
Brady's 1964 year in review two local leaders honored and losses
Brady closes 1964 with memorials for Frank Roddie and B L Hughes while Loadcraft ships 1560 trailers and farmers expect a 414 million pound peanut harvest. Heart of Texas Mining reports growth and gains, a first woman joins the Brady ISD board, FAA funds Curtis Field repairs, and Scott Appleton returns home after signing with the Houston Oilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Frank Roddie
B. L. Hughes
McCulloch County
Loadcraft, Inc
Heart of Texas Mining Corporation
Henry McCabe
Brady Independent School District
Dorothy Kyzar
FAA
Curtis Field
James Fearelle
Brady McCulloch Year in Review 1964 Highlights
A compact year record listing Brady and McCulloch County headlines from January to June 1964. Items include burglaries, school upgrades, district basketball opening, pardons and resignations, wrecks, town projects, schooling, jubilees, and local civic milestones with numerous names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
McCulloch
Guy Sallee
Bluecats
Scott Apelleton
New Pastor Bill Kenney Joins Brady First Baptist
Rev. Bill Kenney and his family move to Brady to lead the First Baptist Church. He arrives from Llano where he pastored two years and has prior service as a minister of music and education in Arkansas and Texas. The Kenneys include four daughters and a newborn. His first service in Brady is Sunday January 3 with public welcome invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kenney
First Baptist Church
Brady
Kenney
Janice
Kathy
Sharon
Tammy Rae
Llano
Arkansas
Texas
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Liena
Buchanan
Kingsland
Burnet-Liano Association
Sixteen 4-H Members Enter Stock in McCulloch Show
County Agent Lowell Kuykendall announced sixteen 4-H club members have entered stock for the McCulloch County 4-H and FFA livestock Show on January 9. Entries include lambs by Lewis Bratton Bill Bratton Donald Keisling Jim Ross Buzzie Roddie Vicki Gamblin Mackye Ranne and swine by Larry Ringer John L Deans Curtis Kidd Jerry Probst Michael Probst. Calves will be shown by Steve Snodgrass Dennis Snodgrass Elaine Galbreath and Susan Galbreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Kuykendall
McCulloch County
FFA
Lewis Bratton
Bill Bratton
Donald Keisling
Jim Ross
Buzzie Roddie
Vicki Gamblin
Mackye Ranne
Larry Ringer
John L. Deans
Curtis Kidd
Jerry Probst
Michael Probst
Steve Snodgrass
Dennis Snodgrass
Elaine Galbreath
Susan Galbreath
Granville Family Hosts Holiday Guests in Granville Home
Guests including Dr and Mrs G F E Granville and family from Houston visited Mrs J B Granville and relatives from Saturday to Monday. Miss Georgann Granville, a TCU student, also returned home for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Home
G. FE. Granville
David
Jean
Houston
J. B. Granville
Bill Granville
Georgann Granville
TCU
Rochelle’s Neal Earns Class B All-State Honor on Third Team
Rochelle senior lineman Steve Neal earned Class B all-state third team honors as announced by the Texas Sportswriters Association. Neal, 6 1 and 215 pounds, is a four-year letterman and key two way lineman who averaged about 20 tackles per game and earned district recognition in two prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Neal
Rochelle
Texas Sportswriters Association
Neal
Bill Jack Neal
Texas
Texas University
Texas Tech
Texas Christian University
Christmas Visits Span Families From Dallas to Hobbs
Mrs Kay Wheeler and son from Dallas plus Boyce B Willis and friend from San Antonio were Christmas guests of Mrs C W Wheeler. R L Shipman and family visited Hobbs relatives. he is bedfast after a stroke. Bobby Caywood, at Navy Officers Candidate School in Newport R I, stayed with his wife and parents. Chan Carson and Mrs Walter Dearing hosted Fredericksburg calls. Ernest Ake and Mrs Lloyd’s son Josh visited Dallas with Mrs Sommerville nursing Mrs Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Wheeler
Dallas
Boyce B. Willis
San Antonio
C. W. Wheeler
NOCS
Bobby Caywood
Navy Officers Candidate School
Newport
R. L
Arthur Caywod
Chan Carson
Fredericksburg
Walter Dearing
Ernest Ake
Mary Lloyd
Josh
Ake
Annie Sommerville
Lloyd
Revival Meeting Begins Monday at Rochelle
A revival service starts Monday night at the First Christian Church in Rochelle. Dr. Norman Connor of Abilene will preach with Charles Moore of Rochelle leading the singing. Services run nightly Monday through Friday at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Rochelle
Norman Connor
Abilene
Charles Moore
Brady school building progress ahead of schedule
Construction of Brady schools continues with major exterior walls rising on the Junior High and high school projects. The 400 seat cafeteria roof is on and the East China Street classroom block has concrete floors and steel framing. Weather has slowed interior work but contractors expect completion by summer.
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West 11Th Street
S. Walnut
East China
Stanburn
C. B. Oates
Abilene
Ace Builders
San Angelo
North Ward
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
Dwayne Unrue
C. B. Oates Construction Co
Petit Jurors for District Court to Report Monday
Fifty petit jurors have been called for Jan. 4 at 10 30 a m for the 35th District Court Civil docket. The list includes Chester Engdahl Mrs Walter Hurd EB Green S C Kilmer L V Jennings Mrs Bama Mae Dahlberg and others. The docket will be called and all cases set.
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District Court
35Th District Court
Chester Engdahl
Walter Hurd
EB. J. Green
C. Kilmer
L. V. Jennings
Bama Mae Dahlberg
Oscar Betsill
R. C. Benefield
Douglas Avant
Jacob W. Mohr
T. F. Ereckson
George Hardin
Leycester Moore
Warren D. Caylor
James Isb
Warren Miller
B. A. Coo Deree Cole
Walter
C. A. Dodds
Arthur Caywood
Pauline C. Herberg
W. Rothman
J. E. Herrington
B. H. Roddie
Billy W. Johnson
Lloyd Mogesley
B. L. Murrell
Tom Penn
H. D. Griffith
Mes
J. N. Dubose
Tom Bradley
Sjr
7-Year-Old Boy Kills First Deer on Ranch Hunt
Mark Jones aged seven, son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Jones, shot his first deer last week while hunting with his father and grandfather John G Jones on the White and Co ranch. The spike buck was killed instantly when Mark struck the neck, a moment his mother called his proudest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Jones
Johnny Jones
John G. Jones
White & Co
Mark
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Brady Man
Aha
Satis
Santa Fe Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Gray
Salvation Army
Otto Frederick
Scott Appleton
Houston Oilers
Appleton
Darrell Royal
Mike Campbell
University of Texas
Tommy Ford
Mason
Appleton Day
Scott
Oilers
All American
Old Home Town
Brady High
Council
Melvin
Slick Street
Idus High
Isbell
Jubilee
Bastrop
Brady Winters
Wulff
Viet Nam
J. G. Huffman
Wilensky
Wreck
Floyd
Brady Schools
Washington Park
Rudder
Hunt
Guice
Jordan
Betsill
Brady School Board
Lohn
Grid
Hound Dawgs
BHS
Minining Company
First Baptist
Rochelle Christian
Spike Buck
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