Low-Flying Planes In Training From Dyess AFB
Dyess Air Force Base crews train in Close Look low level flight over sparsely settled routes near Stamford Albany Cisco Stephenville Hamilton Lometa Brady Eden and Ballinger. Aircraft fly at 400 feet to sharpen pilots while keeping safe margins for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Tactical Air Command
Dyess
Stamford
Albany
Cisco
Stephenville
Hamilton
Lometa
Brady, Eden and
Ballinger
TAC
Final Rites Held For Taylor Infant
Michael Lindsey Taylor infant son of Mr and Mrs Don Taylor of Brady died at 1130 p m Tuesday Born at Brady Hospital at 830 p m Tuesday Grandparents are Mrs W L Taylor of Brady and Mr and Mrs A F Marshall of San Antonio Great grandparents Mr and Mrs George Jen and Mrs Agnes Marshall of Brady Funeral services were held at 7 am Vancouver Weav en Cemetery conducted by Rev Allen Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lindsey
Taylor
Don Taylor
Brady
Brady Hospital
W L. Taylor
A. F. Marshall
San Antonio
George Jen
Agnes Marshall
Vancouaiee Weaven Cemetery
Allen Brown
Brady Guardsmen Camp At Fort Hood For Summer Training
Prady's 79 Guardsmen of the Ith Texas Infantry Division leave Sunday July 12 for a two week summer maneuvers at North Fort Hood. The annual training, first begun after World War II, involves bivouacking and tactical periods with units from across Texas. Major General Selden Simpson notes a multi‑phase program including maintenance scoring and cross‑branch training for ROAD concept units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prady
Ith (Texas) Infantry Division
North Fort Hood
Central Texas Military Reservation
Fort Polk
Selden Simpson
Simpson
Amarillo
Brady Welcomes Cox Family and New Circulation Rep
Mr and Mrs Max Cox and their two sons have moved to Brady from San Angelo and settled at 1997 China. Cox is named circulation representative for the San Angelo Standard Times in Brady replacing George Campbell who retired July 1 after more than 36 years in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Max Cox
San Angelo
China
Cox
Brady Bankers Hold Lead in Little League
The Prady National Bank leads the Little League with a 5-1 record as regular season ends. Basal Farms and Wilkerson's stand 4-2, with a three way chase possible. Tournament play starts July 7 with a slate of games through July 16 culminating in the finals.
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Brady Bankers
Prady National Bank
Tesday
Prady National
Basal Farme
Bob Loyd
Wilkerson
Lions
Commercial Bank
Brady Savings
Rotary
Penn Glass
Wilkerson-Londcraft
Brady National-Electric Co-op
Brady Tourists See Security Men Everywhere in Capital
Bradyites led by Rev. Lamar Leifeste toured Washington D C New York and the World’s Fair. They met Sen Ralph Yarborough visited the White House the Supreme Court and the Wax Museum seeing the 555 foot Monument and noting guards and security everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Lamar Leifeste
First Methodist Church
Brady
Washington, D. C
Leiceste
Joan
Mike
Melinda
Sue
Leifeste
Yarborough
White House
Texas
China
Washington Monument
Washington
Wax Museum
Supreme Court
Beauty Queens Parade Heightens July Jubilee Fun
Beauty queens from Beaumont Sterling City and Fredericksburg arrive for the Miss Heart of Texas pageant as Brady hosts the July Jubilee. Friday parade at 10 a.m. includes Congressman Fisher Lt. Gov. Smith and Sen Crump with races at 2 p.m. through weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Pratton
Miss Heart of Texas
Brady
Jeanne Amacker
Beaumont
Texas
Lynda Rhea Allen
Sterling City
Wool
Becky Crouch
Fredericksburg
Mohair
Gerald Huffman
Memory Lane
Commerce
0. C. Fisher
Preston Smith
Louis Crump
Water Carnival Draws Crowd at Brady City Pool
Parents and spectators filled the Municipal Golf Course pool for Brady's Water Carnival. Kids practiced city sponsored free swim classes while older swimmers performed diving exhibitions and races. Winners included Curtis Tomme, Susan Barron, Buck Looney, Rocky West, Cindy Pence and Donna Williams among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Jeff Robinett
Jesse McAnally
Dorothy Wright
Susan Jones
Rebecca Eisenbeck
Rebecca McCollum
Joy Dean Doyal
Craig Dodds
Jeannie Slaughter
Rita Crew
Cindy Pence
Katie Winters
Joan Breckenridge
Jan Bratton
Shirl Wilensky
Melanie Eisenbeck
Phyllis Roddie
Dick Calliham
Mike Pellizzari
Buck Looney
Donna Williams
Korky Steffens
Jerry Atherton
Greg Chase
David T. Quinn
Curtis Tomme
Susan Barron
Allen Surgs
Douglas Snowden
J. T. Wright
Rocky West
Richard Wilensky
Elaine Woodard
City Pool
Mayfield Center a Busy Hub for Brady Community
The Levy Mayfield Community Center in Brady has been open ten days and fills each Friday and Saturday evening and midweek afternoons with dancing and recreation for Negro youths. Hamburgers and hot dogs sell out nightly, with profits covering expenses. community groups funded interior painting and equipment, while anonymous donors and local residents contributed cash and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Levy Mayfield
Euterank Salar
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Mary Helen
Jim Quinn
D. C. Fisher
Brady Guardsmen
el Paso
Orange
Gulf Coast
Dumas
Carrizo Springs
Fort Fort Hood
Poe
Shipman
Rosenberg
Basal Farms
Norman Motors
Loadcraft
Brady National
Electric Co-op
Penn Glass Land
Poe-Shipman- Rosenerg’s
Pee Wee League
Commercial Bank Rotary Lions
Prady Savings
Brady National Basal Farms Wilkerson
Electric Co
Loadcraft Rosenberg’s
By Melvin Tiptls
New York
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Senate Chamber
Ralph Yarborough
U. S
Ralph Varedo
Municipal Country Club
Terry Townsend
National Guard
Richards Park
Bill Hames
Mike Pennington
David and
Paul Pierce
Mary Corder
Chris Looney
Boone Newlin
Travisann Griffith
Charlotte Thompson
Luke Thompson, Jr
Peggy Scott
B. P. Scott
Mayfield Center
Otto Frederick
B. N. Winston
G. Evridge
G. EB. Duncan
Mra. F. R. Wulff—electric
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