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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
6
A home demonstration article explains making colored fire kindling using copper salts and other chemicals. It details red blue blue green purple orange turquoise flames, safe handling, and three application methods with soaking stacks, dipping, or glue-dip-dry steps.
The Standard Herald 4 advertises typewriter ribbons cot ton silk and carbon for every make including IBM, offering supplies for all machines.
The Brady Bulldogs lost 77 71 at Abilene Christian High Tuesday night. Dorman Moore led with 21 points and Jerry Alexander added 20 as Abilene built a halftime 44 38 lead and held on after a late foul. Free throws helped keep Brady in reach as they shot 68 percent from the line while 37 percent from the floor.
Four Mason Lions members Sam Paxson Rev Joe Ader Marvin Grote and Franz Reardon joined Brady Lions at Plateau Restaurant for a Thursday luncheon. Helmuth Stromquist attended from Brady with Boyd Hunt reporting on the cabinet meeting. The Brady club hosted 159 Lions and guests and highlighted its 1965 roster additions.
The Brady Rod and Gun Club will meet in the District courtroom Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Plans for a gun range at Brady Lake and a February shooting match will be discussed. Dr. Jerry Wood, president, invites all members and interested persons to attend. The club aims to organize activities at the firing range this summer.
Mr and Mrs Herbie Harkrider and two children spent the past weekend in Austin as guests of her nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Leslie Shroyer.
Vivian Curtis Norman submits a column fragment titled An Even Break In Texas about a dryland ranch in Western Texas and a hired man who never gets paid. The piece also recalls a Brady note from Mrs. Fred A. Shroyer of Corpus Christi on Brady connections, schooling, and a Brady family son at the University of Texas.
Mrs. Ira Pence Reynolds died after an extended illness at Gaston Hospital in Dallas on Sunday June 9. A former McCulloch County resident, she had lived in Dallas 40 years. Survived by husband, one son, three grandchildren, three sisters Caro Dial Brady Punk Snyder Melvin and C L Pennington Fort Worth, two brothers W R Pence Brady and C H Pence Midland.
Set T W Wiley III visited Brady parents Mr and Mrs T W Wiley after 13 months abroad in Seoul Korea. He reported to Fort Ritchie Maryland on January 7 after leaving Brady January 3, en route via Pensacola where younger brother Richard trains as a Navy helicopter pilot. Richard plans a brief visit before San Diego training.
The family extends heartfelt thanks to all who offered comfort and help in their sorrow. They appreciate the beautiful service floral offerings food and other acts of kindness and send blessings to each giver. THE FAMILY OF LOLA D STEWART
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