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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1969
Page
6
Lohn Texans share visits with relatives across San Angelo Abilene and Brownwood. The Lohn Post Office extends afternoon hours from 1 until 4 due to new ruling. Families attend church, birthdays noted, and travellers plan Europe trip.
Hearing aid expert Michael M. Nesbit will host a free consultation in Brady on Wednesday January 29 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Beart of Texas Courts. Attendees can see and try Qualitone Eyeglass and Ear Level Hearing Aids featured on national media with no cost or obligation. Easy terms available and batteries provided.
McAnally Lumber Co located at 202 W Lockhart, Colony paints supplies and services. Local readers learn about store offerings and community presence in the area.
Junior High School welcomes all parents and teachers to a Monday night meeting on January 27 at Tie. Henry McFroom will present his Hongkong trip report followed by a business session and refreshments.
The Boggs family expresses heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy, floral gifts, service, and funds after the death of their husband and father. Special gratitude goes to Dr. McCulloh and the hospital nurses for compassionate care.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for visitors gifts flowers and cards during illness and death. Thanks to doctors and nurses at Brady Hospital. Blessings to all. The family of Mrs. Lois Boren.card of thanks signed by Mrs Wilde Simpson and Mr and Mrs Charles Samuelson.
Melvin Texas residents Mr and Mrs Crumbling and their children spent last Sunday with Aunt Dr Cobb. The Crumblings will relocate to Austin to establish a home. Mark Poe and Denise and Michael visited Dallas. Candy Polk flew from San Antonio to Newton for work and family time. Jeriiya Marshall stayed with grandparents as parents attended Inaugural events in Austin.
Mrs. Willie Stevens and Mrs Annie Munson return from El Paso and Arizona after visiting sisters in El Paso and Rochelle. The group includes travelers from Brownwood San Antonio and Belton plus students from Hardin-Simmons and Mary Hardin Baylor joining church and family gatherings in various towns.
In a late classified notice readers are told to apply in person to Leo Oates at Leo's Drive In for a cook position. The terse ad emphasizes in person submission. Local employment opportunity appears in a brief classified format.
Local families including the Carlson, McLanchlin, Veet, Clifton, Engdahl and Marshall groups spent weekends with relatives in Abilene Austin Midland Dublin and Fort Worth. Students Dianta Gould and Guy Siler are mentioned with Tarleton State College and Brady respectively.
Brady B team routs Ballinger 64 to 52 as Kenny Penn and Mary Anderson lead scorers. Final score shows Brady at 64, Ballinger 52 with quarter breakdowns and top figures for several players.
Stacy Texas reports from Doole Baptist Church Sunday services and a Brady Associational Workers Conference. Notes funeral of Mollie Snodgrass of Midland and a serious tractor crash involving Bobb Taylor and Aaron Bowen with injuries and hospital care.
Officials of the Heart of Texas Golf Association announce a Hully Gully Golf Tournament at Brady Municipal Course Sunday. Golfers may enter by paying an 82 entry fee to co chairmen John Lewis or Jim Harkrider or Travis Oldham at the pro shop.
Mrs Marilyn Moseley Waller will graduate Magna Cum Laude January 25 from Memphis State University with a degree in elementary education. A 1965 Rochelle High School graduate, she also attended Abilene State College and Baylor University, daughter of Mrs Bob Moseley and the late Mr Moseley.
Here From Glen Rose Mr and Mrs Bill Gavit of Glen Rose spent Wednesday and Thursday here as guests of his mother Mrs C A Gavit and other relatives and friends.
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