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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1966

Page

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New Members To National Honor Society Chosen

Brady High School's National Honor Society installed 12 new and five probationary members at an assembly. Dr. Jerry Wood, charter member of Brady’s NHS, spoke urging higher standards. Senior inductees included Karen Feazelle, Colen Hargrove, Larry McCarrol, and Sheryl Wall. Junior inductees listed include Gayle Hubbard and Reva Hargrove Marsden.

National Honor Society of Brady High School Jerry Wood Brady Chapter of Nations Karen Feazelle Colen Hargrove Larry McCarrol Sheryl Wall Gayle Hubbard Reva Hargrove Marsden Dorman Moore Ricks Johnny Sanders Dainty Wood Linda Anderson Claire Day Curtis Kidd Steve Miller Beth Rawlings Joyce Carol National Honor Society

Richards Memorial Library Clubroom Rules Issued

At the Richards Memorial Library annual meeting rules govern clubroom use. No janitor service. clean up after each use. turn off lights, stove, heat or AC as required. doors locked. outside hours key from librarian. sponsors supervise minors. no unsupervised access. no private parties. money-raising limited to club cash book reviews. groups must be named to meet. contribute to maintenance. on site equipment only. confirm meeting dates with librarian.

Richards Memorial Library Board Richards Memorial Library Eleventh Street

Ranchland Deals Move in McCulloch County

McCulloch County records show two ranchland transfers in recent months totaling 575 acres and about 54 283 dollars. B H Bill Roddie bought 340 acres of the A Zahn survey near Brady from Berniece B Hallmark for 27 199 in October 1965. Charlene Carruthers and Patsy Quinn bought 235 acres from Harvey Davis in Calf Creek for 27 084 in December 1965.

McCulloch County B. H Bill) Roddie A. Zahn Brady Berniece B. Hallmark Charlene Carruthers Patsy Quinn Calf Creek Harvey Davis

Bradyite Walter Braly Qualifies for Million Dollar Round Table

Walter E. Braly of Houston son of Mr and Mrs Houston Braly has qualified for the sixth consecutive year for the Million Dollar Round Table with Southwestern Life Insurance Company. He earns permanent membership and will attend the June meeting at the Statler Hilton Boston. In September he and his wife will take an expenses paid ten day trip to California.

Walter E. Braly Houston Houston Braly Southwestern Life Insurance Company Statler Hilton Boston Mass California

Eden Lions Club Guests at Brady Luncheon

Brady Lions Club hosted the Eden Lions Club officers at a Thursday noon luncheon at Plateau Restaurant. Guests included Eden president Bill Dichmann Kenneth Patrick as second vice president and Dennis Dail as secretary treasurer A B Trammell led the program.

Bill Dichmann Eden Lions Club Kenneth Patrick Dennis Dail Brady Lions Club Plateau Restaurant A. B. Trammell

Riflemen Set To Count Returns On Brady Lake Site

Texas Muzzleloading Association officers will meet in Brady Saturday to canvass proxy votes on relocating headquarters to Brady Lake. Led by R Wiedebush, the group will decide whether to move and, if so, build shooting benches, targets and storage at the Brady gun club site. The association holds a yearly big tournament plus weekend shoots and meetings.

The Texas Muzzleloading Association Brady Brady Lake R. Wiedebush Muleshoe Lou Williamson Fort Worth B. A. Campbell San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

Light Voting Year Ahead for McCulloch County Elections

A light voting year is forecast in McCulloch County with offices including county judge county clerk county treasurer district clerk justice of the peace and two prescient commissioners plus county school superintendent. First to announce reelection is Mrs O J Behrens. Only 179 poll taxes have been paid and sales lag last year. County tax official John Guice cites pending repeal legislation and urges payment by Jan 31 to avoid a last minute rush.

McCulloch O. J. Behrens Thomas McCulloch Mountains John Guice Texas McCulloch County Guice

Melvin's First National Declares 10 Percent Dividend

The First National Bank of Melvin announced a 10 percent dividend for the past year. Bank president A P Waldrep cited a very good year and noted this payout includes a bonus equal to two months' salary for all employees.

First National Bank of Melvin A. P. Waldrep Waldrep

McCulloch Electric Co-op to Sponsor Youth Tour

McCulloch Electric Cooperative announces an all expense paid Youth Tour to Washington, D C for winners of an oratorical contest open to youths 16 to under 18. Winners from each school advance to a national program with essays on Rural Electric Cooperatives Helping Texas Grow and a five minute talk.

B. C. Broad McCulloch Electric Cooperative, Inc Texas Texas Electric Cooperative Washington, D. C McCulloch Electric Cooperative Broad Bill Brannon Howard Payne College Ing School Madeleine G. Davenport Davenport Mc.Culloch Electric Cooperative, Inc Electric Cooperative National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Rural Electrification Adminstration Washington

Brady SCA To Aid Stock Show Prizes

The Brady Stamp and Commerce Association will donate 225 filled books of Brady Stamps worth 450 dollars as prizes for the McCulloch County 4 H FFA Livestock Show on January 15. Prizes include 450 dollars in cash plus trophies and ribbons. judges are Jerry D. Swift and livestock committee chair R S Moseley of Rochelle.

Brady Stamp and Commerce Association McCulloch County George Purcell Chamber of Commerce Brady R. S. Moseley Rochelle Brady Merchants Coleman County Jerry D. Swift

Brady rainfall totals for 1965 exceed county average

Official records show Brady received 26.05 inches in 1965, just above the 265.01 average. May led with 5.66 inches, February 4.48, and June 4.10, while July was the driest. Maximum 24 hour fall occurred June 23 at 1.60 inches. the coldest day was February 24 at 17 and the high reached 101 on September 16.

Brady J. R. Cochran U. S Cochran Bae Ace Ios

School Officials Attend Texas Administrator Conference

Supt. C. A. Reynolds and coordinator Ernest Martin left Wednesday for Austin for a three day meeting at the annual administrator's conference called by the Texas Education Commission. County administrators J. E. Herrington Floyd Marshall and C. W. Thompson also attend.

C. A. Reynolds Ernest Martin Austin Texas Education Commission J. E. Herrington Floyd Marshall Melvin C. W. Thompson Rochelle

Sheffield couple welcome fifth child a daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Buford Sheffield announce the arrival of their fifth child a daughter born at Brady Hospital on Wednesday. Weighing eight pounds three ounces the baby had not been named at press time Thursday afternoon. Big sister Sharla five celebrates on her birthday with joy as grandparents A J Ricks and B R Sheffield join in the news.

Cancer Society Shows Film To Students In McCulloch County

The McCulloch County Unit of the American Cancer Society met at the Chamber of Commerce office to view the film Who Me and plan outreach. Schools in Pylady Melvin Lohn Rochelle and the South Ward PTA participated, with bank leaflets reaching about 5500 people.

Cancer Society Wayne Spiller Public Education McCulloch County American Cancer Society Chamber of Commerce Pylady Melvin, Lohn and Rochelle South Ward Parent-Teacher Association Brady First National Bank Commercial National Bank First National Bank of Melvin Sloan Board of Directors Texas Chamber

McCulloch County Business Population Rises 5 Percent

A. J. Hemphill of Dun & Bradstreet reports 194 McCulloch County businesses in January 1966, up from 185 in January 1965, a 5 percent gain. He notes nationwide mail requests for financial statements go to nearly three million firms, and 20 local McCulloch changes occurred in the year including six additions, seven deletions, and seven rating changes.

A. J. Hemphill Fort Worth Dun & Bradstreet, Inc McCulloch County Dun & Bradstreet Hemphill United States Dunn& Brad Street

Farm Bureau Names Committees For Ensuing Year At McCulloch

The McCulloch County Farm Bureau assigns committees for the coming year. Harry F E Hanson leads the membership committee with Raymond Murray Edward Lohn and Paul Engdahl. Other panels include Policy execution chaired by David Dahlberg with Harry and Lindsay Passmore, Policy development led by Raymond Murray with Virgil Dahlberg and Gerald Huffman, Service chaired by Warren Jones with Paul Hanson Bill Meredith and Leon McMillan. Publicity headed by Edith H Jones with James Hanson.

McCulloch County Harry FE. Hanson Raymond Murray Edward Lohn Paul Engdahl David Dahlberg Harry and Lindsay Passmore Virgil Dahlberg Gerald Huffman Warren Jones Paul Hanson Bill Meredith Leon McMillan McMillan Jewell Owens New Mexico Bobbye Hurd H. W. Kruckemeyer Tom Irvin Cc. R. McMillan W. H. Bloomer Edith H. Jones Armees Hanson

Brady Hospital Patient Undergoes Hip Surgery

Mrs A R Hays is recovering after hip surgery at Brady Hospital. She slipped and fell from a chair at home on Tuesday, suffering the injury.

A. R. Hays Brady Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carol Ricks Gayl Hubbard Reva Hargrove Dolan Hargrove Larry McCarroll Joyce Marsden Dormin Moore Round Table Potomac George Washington Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery U. S. House and Senate U. S. Department of Agriculture Smithsonian Institute Lincoln Memorial Brady Ganfall Iron Rochelle Rads Riley Sloan Bobby McMurry Crusade Abilene Mercury Melvin ‘i Doole Lohn Farm Bureau Brary Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church
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