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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1977
Page
2
The text cites Jeremiah chapters 1 to 17 predicting invaders from the kingdoms of the east gathering at Jerusalem and other Judah cities to punish the people's idolatry. It urges bold prophetic action despite fear, warning of public shame if disobedient.
Forty five members gathered June 26 in Brownwood for the Kyzar family reunion with numerous relatives named from Brownwood and nearby areas. The report also notes plans for the fourth Sunday in June 1978 and lists attendees from multiple towns including Milburn, Brownwood, Odessa, Lubbock, and Arlington. The Everitt reunion followed on June 25 26 with attendees from Odessa and surrounding communities.
A weekly calendar lists Senior Citizens events at the Housing Authority Center 405 East Main, including quilting, stews, crafts, and social services. Key dates include July 4 holiday, July 12 trip, July 5 and 19 club meetings, fishing day July 6, and multiple blood pressure checks and luncheons. SOS and Medicaid transportation details and contact numbers are provided. Additional items mention a July parade bus and various outreach services.
A reunion gathers descendants of C. M. and Olive Gilbreath to share family memories. Attendees from across the region compare photos, stories, and genealogy notes, renewing ties and celebrating the couple’s legacy.
Mrs. J. F. Everitt Jr. Tammy Jay and Angie from Brady visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Kit Carson of Abilene Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith with Jason and Jeffrey of Wichita Falls. Visitors include George Foster of Brady Malcolm Foster of Falfurrias and Walter Foster Jr. Ginger and Amy of Abilene.
Brownwood hosts the first annual Freedom Night at 8 p m on Sunday July 3 at CenTex Stadium with Anita Bryant. The event emphasizes accessibility for handicapped attendees with ushers aiding entry via Cap Shelton track and viewing areas. Admission is free to all, according to Stuart Coleman committee chairman for the handicapped.
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