Brady Texas notice of second class mail matter
Brieved as second class mail matter on May 17 1910 at the post office at Brady Texas under the Act of Gondress of March 3 1579.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1955
Page
6
Brieved as second class mail matter on May 17 1910 at the post office at Brady Texas under the Act of Gondress of March 3 1579.
Miss Mary Hornbeck, a California native and aide to Republican Bruce Alger of Dallas, relocates to Texas after securing a job with the congressman. She recalls her welcome in Dallas, the interview process, and her decision to move east with plans to work in Alger’s Washington office.
Air Force recruiter Sgt. G. A. Clark of Brownwood urges applicants to apply before January 31 to obtain benefits including pensions educational allowances and GI loans. Brady Selective Service Office hours are 10 to 12 a m Tuesday. Aviation cadet applicants may now be accepted and sent to Lackland AFB for testing with class assignment within four months.
1954 notes show single graduates with good morals and health may apply to stay in homes of Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Neal and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Maspero. Several families visited relatives across Texas and North Dakota, including Mr. and Mrs. C W Morgan from Hillsboro and the Chambles from San Marcos. The Bearden family returned from holidays and plans to re-enter college in Okmulgee Oklahoma.
Personal lentions during the holidays gathered at the C. L. Bradley home with three daughters and their families including Norris Campbell and children Bruce James Donald Elizabeth of Boulder Cole, B C Kirklin family from Houston, Don Hockaday Jr of College Station, and Howard Salter family from Brady with Clarence Salter of Voca and Gaylia of Austin joining in San Antonio for New Year’s.
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