Brady Bulldogs Rout Mason Punchers In District Tilt
Brady led by Barnes with 16 points and Johnny Jones 14 defeated Mason 68 to 53 in the district 8 AA game. Parker led Mason with 22 points as Brady pulled away in the third period before finishing strong. B team won 62 to 32 as Brady improves toward a 14-3 season mark heading to San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Alexander
Puddinones
Brady Bulldogs
Jay Walter Barnes
Yints
Johnny Jones
Mason
Dogetes
Charles Brew
Bulldogs
Barnes
J. Jones
Brady Lads
Gary Parker
KR. Lewis
Ake
Jones
Brady
J. Lewis
RR. Lewis
William Sephus
Wm. Lilleman
Leiceste
Sephus
Ree Hounds
Royce Lewis
Brother Johnny
Royce
Nets
Bullpupes
Fiftle Punchers
Doug Snowden
I. W. Jones
Larry Mitchel
San Saba
Brewster's Boys
Armadillos
Allinger
Doggies
Coleman
Memorial Library Announces New and Gift Books
The Hichards Memorial Library unveils new holdings including The Patriot Index by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Wanderers Eastward Wanderers West by Kathleen Winsor, Enthus iasm Makes the Difference by Norman Vincent Peale, World Beneath the Sea by James Dugan, Chaplain Davis and Hood s Texas Brigade by Donald Everett, and gift titles such as My Own River Kwai and The Complete Poetical Works of John Milton. Also listed are Odysseys of a Desert Prospector Steamboats On the Mississippi Railroads In the Days of Steam Goat Song and many more new volumes and study titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichards Memorial
National Society
William Henry Sullivan, Jr
C. L. Deats
Henry A. Williams
J. Eugene Williams
Wanderers
Kathleen Winsor
Harold Deaton
G. C. Kirk
Norman Vincent Peale
J. W. Ragsdale
James Dugan
Warren Jones
George Davenport
Davis and Hood's
Texas Brigade
Donald Ever
Ett
Walter Gray
Pierre Boyle
Minton Johnston
Albert Love
John Milton
Douglas Bush
DPD
C. Jarvis
M. D
James Clark
Lillian Frankel
Herman Albert
Mississippi
Ralph Andrist
Albert McCready
Frank Yerby
Axtatha Christi
Dorothy Eden
Charles Land
Mike Neigoff
Texas
Robert Ryan
Earl Dias
Jean Davies
Pearl Buck
Jessamyn West
Mrs Amelia Rosas Dies in Brady Hospital at 67
Mrs Amelia Rosas a Brady resident born July 2 1900 in Mexico and naturalized citizen died at 8 45 am Thursday in Brady Hospital She married Narcisca Rosas July 1 1932 in San Antonio Funeral services are Saturday at 10 am at Guadalupe Catholic Church with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Survivors include her husband two sons three daughters two sisters two brothers and 14 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Rosas
Main Street
Brady Hospital
Brady
Rosas
Mexico
Narcisca Rosas
San Antonio
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Ben Verbrugge
Rest Haven Cemetery
Cowboy Cemetery faces damage after heavy rains
Heavy rains totaling 6.5 inches in McCulloch County damaged the Cowboy Cemetery with 25 to 80 graves sunken. J W Kimbrough of Placid, secretary of the Cowboy Cemetery Association, urged relatives not to refill graves until the ground dries. County machinery will assist with refilling when possible.
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Cowboy Cemetery
J. W. Kimbrough
Placid
The
Cowboy Cemetery Association
Kimbrough
McCulloch
Mrs Akins to Lecture in Lubbock At Christian College
Mrs R L Akins will travel to Lubbock on Sunday afternoon for a two day lectureship at Lubbock Christian College. She will lead the lessons to the ladies class on Monday and Tuesday and speak to girls at the Snifthlawn Maternity Home. Accompanying her is Mrs Egan Fow lex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
R. L. Akins
Grubbs Leads MOD Business Group Drive
Clifford Grubbs named chairman of the 1968 March of Dimes business committee urging support to fight birth defects. He cites centers across America diagnosing and treating mental retardation, crippling conditions, blindness and other defects, stressing coordinated care and bright futures for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Grubbs
Grubbs
March of Dimes
America
Congress Eyes Cuts as Crime and Deficits Persist
The writer reports a return to Congress amid high crime and rising deficits with a call to curb non defense spending. Voters worry about civil rights rhetoric fueling unrest, while the FBI notes crime increases since the 1960s. A tax hike seems unlikely without spending reductions.
R L Shipman 81 Doole farmer dies in Brady hospital
Robert Lee Shipman 81 a longtime Doole area farmer died at 6 30 p m Tuesday in Prady Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with Henry McBroom officiating. Buried in Stacy Cemetery he was born July 23 1886 in Callihan County and married Nancy Ann Collins February 28 1909 in Stacy. He lived at the Fireside Nursing Home in Brady the last two years. Survivors include his wife four sons James N and E C Shipman of Hobbs New Mexico J Y and Robert Lee Shipman Jr of Jal New Mexico 12 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Robert Lee Shipman
Doole
Prady
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Henry McBroom
Fourth and Bridge Church of Christ
Stacy Cemetery
Mr. Shipman
Callihan
Shipman
Nancy Ann Collins
Stacy
Fireside
Brady
James N
E. C. Shipman
Hobbs, N. Mex
J. Y
Robert Lee Shipman, Jr
Jal, N. Mex
Brady High Alumnus Joins San Antonio DPS
Larry Gibbs completed DPS training in Austin on November 27 and was assigned to the San Antonio office as a trainee, then became a commissioned patrolman on January 1. He is the son of Brady Police Chief and Mrs. Dorman Gibbs and resides at 4343 Wild Oak Drive in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gibbs
Department of Public Safety
Austin
San Antonio
DPS
Larry
Brady High School
Dorman Gibbs
Brady
Wild Oak Drive
Thomas M. Norman Bradyites Brother Dies in Gladewater
Thomas Munroe Norman, 75, died in a Gladewater hospital after a long illness. He was born in Paint Rock and was a brother to Curtis Norman and Mrs. R. T. Trail of Brady. Graveside rites were set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Paint Rock with First Baptist Church services in Gladewater on Thursday at 3 p.m. He also left two brothers Jess I. Norman of Fort Worth and Curtis Norman of Brady and three sisters Mrs. Trail of Brady, Mrs. J. A. Waide of Paint Rock, and Mrs. L. M. Davidson of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Munroe Norman
Gladewater
Curtis Norman
R. T. Trail
Brady
Mr. Norman
Paint Rock
First Baptist Church
Jess I. Norman
Fort Worth
Trail
J. A. Waide
L. M. Davidson
Dallas
Boy of the Month named for January in Austin
Dale Wingard of Austin named Boy of the Month by the Austin Exchange Club. He is son of Louis and the late Perry Bradshaw, attends Reagan High School, a Reagan band member, National Honor Society student, ranked in the top 10 percent, an Eagle Scout with honors in speech and piano, and plans to attend the University of Texas after graduation this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wingard
Austin
Perry Bradshaw
Austin Exchange Club
Louis Wingard
Reagan High School
Reagan
University of Texas
Auto Recovered. Suspect Held After Bay St. Louis Theft
A 1963 Chevrolet stolen from Louise Craddock of Bay St. Louis Mississippi was recovered here Wednesday morning by police. A youth named Leroy Henry Mallek from Chicago NL was taken into custody and turned over to an FBI agent for Kerrville arraignment. Police Chief Dorman Gibbs said multiple auto theft charges may be filed. A routine patrol near a south city service station led to the arrest and recovery.
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Louise Craddock
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Leroy Henry Mallek
Chicago
FBI
Kerrville
Dorman Gibbs
Gibbs
Larry Brock
Winfred Deve
Local civic leader and legal figure highlighted in ongoing day
The article notes the subject's memberships in Kiwanis Knife and Fork Club Brown County Sportsman Club Brown County Fair Association Rifle and Pistol Club V F W American Legion and his role on the Howard Payne College Board of Trustees He also serves as a State Director of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and is a former director of the Texas County and District Attorneys Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Knife and Fork Club
Brown County Sportsman Club
Brown County Fair Association
Rifle and Pistol Club
American Legion
Howard Payne College
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
Texas County Jami District Attorneys’ Associa
Day Named Judge For Brownwood Juvenile Court
A Brownwood attorney Day is nominated to serve as judge for the Brownwood juvenile court. He belongs to Brown County Bar Association Law Science Academy of America and Texas Bar Association and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Day has practiced law 11 years and lives at 1500 13th Street with his wife Shirley Campbell and three children Diana Gloria and Ranee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Brown County Bar Association
Law Science Academy of America
Texas Bar Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Shirley Campbell
Brownwood
Diana
Gloria
Ranee
1500
13Th Street
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McCulloch County
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Debbie Matthiesen
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Autolite
Your Safety Shop
Cowboy
MOD Business Group
Thieryt
Congress
Department of Justice
Martin Luther King
Stokey Carmichael
R. L. Shipman
Thomas M. Norman
Bradyites
City Drug Co
Dial
Tolen
KKKK
King Size Creative
Tion
Brownwood Jaycees
Bath
Joe F. Stuart
Optometrist
Brady, Texas
Creative
BEN Franklin
Mom
Tmi
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