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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
4
Mrs San Fratton and Mrs Elaine Moss and Elizabeth agent travel to Ft Worth and Dallas. Leland Banks sick with mumps and high fever. Jerry Finnigan and Joe Dan Finnigan visit A L Finnigan and relatives in San Antonio. Bill Miller ranch guest Jee Mendoza moved to Hrady Hospital with heart condition. Mendoza improving may go home midweek. R A Doran family noted in Mercury item.
Mrs. D B Pumphrey hosted visitors from Brownwood and Del Rio while Vicki Gamblin rode in a Ballinger Rodeo parade. Many families shared Sundays across Brady, Melvin, Abilene, and Fort Worth with church farewells, reunions, and travels to Austin, San Angelo, and Sonora Caverns.
The note recalls early land speed milestones from France in 1898 to Major Seagrave’s 1927 over 100 mph and John Cobb’s 1957 surpassing 400 mph. It mentions the Golden Gloves origin in New York by the New York Daily News and its rapid spread to national and international boxing. It ends with a fishing gear promotion for all sizes of fishers.
July events dominate church calendars with Holy Communion sermons choir rehearsals and prayer meetings at St Pauls Rochelle First Methodist Lamar Trinity and First Baptist among others. Community obituaries arrivals and travel notes accompany brief reports on local religious and civic life.
Mr and Mrs L F Buster Quain depart Brownwood by air to San Francisco to visit their daughter Mrs Nell Quain. They express thanks to friends and neighbors for food flowers and cards during bereavement. Mr and Mrs Robert Strickland announce gratitude.
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