Political Announcements for May 1960 Primary
The newspaper lists candidacies for the Democratic primary on May 7 1960. John M Guice seeks reelection for Tax Assessor-Collector and Reubin Thomas is also announced. fees are nonrefundable.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
7
The newspaper lists candidacies for the Democratic primary on May 7 1960. John M Guice seeks reelection for Tax Assessor-Collector and Reubin Thomas is also announced. fees are nonrefundable.
A January 28 1958 Stacy Texas church column reports Mrs Nannie Betsill’s death in Santa Anna Hospital and her funeral at Church of Christ. Residents health and visits fill the scene with guests from Brady Levell Dublin Hillsboro Itasca and Brownwood as well as school closings due to flu and scarlet fever.
Mrs C O Moore reports Mrs Sheppard and her children have moved into the Oscar Betsill house in Millersview. Earl and Omer Hall visit Brady Hospital to see their mother after her surgery last week, with wishes for a speedy recovery. Jerry Mac and family attended the Betsill grandmother's funeral in El Paso.
Pence Dacus, former Brady High School star, starts Feb 1 as head football and track coach at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles. He will teach physical education and two Bible courses and may preach locally. His brother Weldon Dacus, a former Brady athlete, lives nearby with his family.
Paul Johnson, an East Sweden stock-farmer, announces candidacy for McCulloch County Precinct 1 commissioner. He urges Democratic primary voters to consider his bid, pledging faithful and efficient service and plans to meet each voter during the campaign.
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