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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

4

New Congressmen Seen Not Heard

In opening day actions the 88th Congress saw Texas lawmakers file dozens of bills. Notable proposals came from Rep Wright Patman Rep Bruce Alver Rep Lindley Beckworth Rep Walter Rogers Rep George Mahon Rep Olin Teague and Rep Clark Thompson. Republican Alger of Dallas recalled past tensions with the late Speaker Rayburn and said he avoided delegation meetings to prevent embarrassment.

Washington House Texas Joe Pool Ed Foreman Wright Patman Congress Bruce Alver United States United Nations Lindley Beckworth District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Walter Rogers George Mahon Olin Teague House Veterans Affairs Committee Clark Thompson Interior Department Rep Alger Dallas Sam Rayburn Abel

Phone Your News To The Standard Herald Office

The Standard Herald invites readers to send in news tips and features by dialing the newsroom. Staff request clear reports with names places dates and events for prompt publication consideration.

Standard- Herald Office

Brady urged to build wool processing and jobs locally

Labor survey leader urges West Texas action in Brady to locate a wool scouring plant, convert raw material into finished products locally, and expand recreation and retirement prospects. TEC officials praised Brady residents for their hospitality during last summer’s survey and noted continuing regional interest.

Pickle Brady Texas United States Dallas West TEC J. K. Boettger San Antonio Dick Newland State Office Austin Harold Townsend San Angrelo

Moody Coalson Dies in Odessa

Moody Coalson 43 a native of Doole died Monday in Odessa from a heart attack while working in an oil field. Born May 21 1919 in Doole he was laid to rest at Pear Valley Cemetery after services at Wilkerson Chapel conducted by Rev Mickey Warlick. Survived by two daughters Caroline Roby and Barbara Smith a grandchild his mother Lizzie Coalson a brother Louis Coalson and sister Nell Vineyard.

Doole Mickey Warlick Central Baptist Church Brady Wilkerson Chapel Pear Valley Cemetery Caroline Roby Brownwood Barbara Smith Bryan Lizzie Coalson Louis Coalson Eden Nell Vineyard Houston

Committees Named by FB Farm Bureau for 1963

Bobbye Hurd president of the McCulloch County Farm Bureau named seven committees for 1963. Executive committee includes Hurd as chair with David Dahlberg and Harry Hanson. Membership committee lists Paul Hanson as chair with Bill Meredith W H Bloomer and Stanley Moore. Policy Execution chaired by Harry Hanson with Stanley Moore Gerald Huffman and Henry Bradley. Policy Development chaired by Bill Huffman with G D Bell B C Broad and Lindsey Passmore. Service chaired by Warren Jones with Tom Irvin and Joyce Adams. Animal Health chaired by Billy Jones with Billy Cooper and David Dahlberg. Publicity chaired by Edith Jones.

Bobbye Hurd McCulloch County Farm Bureau Hurd David Dahlberg Harry Hanson Paul Hanson Bill Meredith W. H. Bloomer Stanley Moore Gerald Huffman Henry Bradley Bill Huffman G. D. Bell B. C. Broad Lindsey Passmore Warren Jones Tom Irvin Joyce Adams Billy Jones Billy Cooper Edith Jones

Brady native M. E. Abernathy dies in Brownwood at 78

M. E. Abernathy a Brady native and former Brownwood teacher died in a Brownwood rest home at age 78. Born March 10, 1884 he moved from Brady to Brownwood in 1922 taught elementary school and math later worked in real estate and insurance retiring in 1946. Funeral services were held at the Austin Avenue Church of Christ in Brownwood with burial in Brady. Survivors include his wife two sons Lt. Col. George E. Abernathy and Dr. Elton Abernathy and three grandchildren.

M. E. Abernathy Brady Brownwood Dora McCarty Abernathy Mercury University of Texas Daniel Baker College Austin Avenue Church of Christ Brady Cemetery George E. Abernathy Langley Afb Elton Abernathy San Marcos

Broad to Manage Securities Office in Austin

KE F Hutton & Company Inc will open a branch on the ground floor of the Vaughn Building Austin in February. Alfred T Broad will manage the office with John C Avcock as co manager both men previously worked for a New York Stock Exchange member firm in Austin and Broad has Wall Street experience with Merrill Lynch. Broad is finance chairman of the Highland Lakes District Boy Scouts of America and a member of several local clubs.

KE. F. Hutton & Company, Inc Austin Vaughn Building Prazos Street Alfred T Broad Chiapnero H 0. Broad Brady John C. Avcock New York Broad Wall Street Merril-Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith, Inc North Texas University Denton Fineance Highland Lakes District Boy Scouts of America Atetia Lions Club 40 Acres Club

Brownwood Boy's Rites Set Friday

Funeral services for Roy Lennard Degal 18 of Brownwood will be at Wilkerson Chapel at 1 p.m. Friday. He was born February 19 1944 and died Wednesday in a Wichita Falls hospital. Burial will be in Calf Creek Cemetery. Survivors include his father Jake Degal of When a brother John W. Degal of Hunteville and a sister Mrs A V Pie ker of Kerrville.

Wilkerson Chapel Roy Lennard Degal Brownwood Trady Wichita Falls Calf Creek Jake Degal When John W. Degal Hunteville A. V. Pieker Kerrvilie

W H Bill Miller Recovering at Home

W H Bill Miller owner and operator of Home Lumber Company is recuperating at his home on 803 South High Street. He has been sick since Christmas and now performs routine office work at home while plans to return to business in a few days.

W. H Bill) Miller The Home Lumber Company South High Street Mr. Miller

Farm Bureau Legislative Conference Attended by Texas Bureau Team

Three representatives from the Bureau attended a one day legislative conference in Austin on Tuesday. Bobbye Hurd served as president while Harry E. Hanson and B completed the trio.

McCulloch County Farm Bureau Austin Texas Farm Bureau Bobbye Hurd Harry E. Hanson

Coalition Packs House Rules Panel For Liberal Spending Push

The House moved to pack the Rules Committee with 10 Democrats and 4 Republicans to ease passage of spending and welfare measures. Liberal groups led by the NAACP ADA AFL-CIO and the Civil Liberties Union backed the move, aiming to push Medicare education aid and new welfare programs. Georgia backed the shift, while some members faced pressure and deals to secure committee seats.

House House Rules Committee Casey Houston Foreman Odessa Joe Poo Dallas Georgia Aeorgia Ways & Means Civilian Conservation Corps NAACP ADA Afl-Cio The Civil Liberties Union

Officials Attend Banquet and Capitol Tour During Conference

Governor Connally and Lt Governor Smith joined policy committee members and legislators at a conference banquet. An informal tour of the state capitol was held for county park bureau leaders on Tuesday morning.

Decoy Range Finder Helps Hunters Judge Distance

Decoy range finder aids hunters facing difficulty gauging distance from a duck blind. By placing a decoy at a chosen distance about 40 yards away, shooters gain a reference point to estimate range more accurately during waterfowl hunting.

Duck decoy use advice for better shooting accuracy

The text advises measuring shots by the ducks distance to the decoy near the duck blind. It cautions against wasting shells on distant targets and notes that a lone range finder will not attract ducks. It emphasizes aligning with the decoy setup to draw incoming birds.

Downstairs furnished apartment for rent in church district

Too late to classify rental notice advertises a downstairs furnished apartment at 800 S Church. Contact Mrs A B Cok at LY 17 7672 for details.

S. Church A. B. Cok

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