Kerr County Names Jerrilyn Sessom Home Demonstration Agent
Kerr County Commissioners name Mrs. Jerrilyn Don Sessom as County Home Demonstration Agent for Kerr County with headquarters in Kerrville effective September 1. She succeeds Mrs. Juanita O’Connor who moves to Runnels County. Sessom, a Brady native, holds a RNCH degree from Southwest Texas State College and has taught two years. Mr. Sessom will coach at Peterson Junior High School Kerrville. they have a two year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrilyn (Don) Sessom
Kerr County
Kerrville
Kerr County Commissioners Court
Thelma A. Casey
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Sessom
Juanita O'Connor
Runnels County
Ballinger
O'Connor
Chicago
Ber
Sessoms
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Peterson Junior
Inductions Due In August By Local Board
Colonel Morris S. Schwartz states state boards will provide 1,585 men for September military service. Texas August quota rises to 1,837, July call to 1,381, with Local Board No. 89 replies for August. August 11 quotas include 260 physical exams and 4 inductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Schwartz
Texas
State
Army
Head Start Classes Visit Brady Paper Office
Head Start pupils from Mrs. John Sloane and Mrs. Roger George visited the Brady Standard-Herald office. The trip aimed to give children experience going places, with several having never been to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloane
Roger George
Brady Standard-Herald Office
Byron G. Crocker Ordained Deacon at St. Pauls Church
The Rev Byron G Crocker was ordained deacon Monday at St Pauls Episcopal Church by Bishop Everett H W Jones of West Texas The service was led by the rector of the Advent Brownsville Rev Rufus Stewart Crocker, born in Newton Kansas, grew up in Brady and studied at Culver Military Academy the University of Texas and Church Divinity School of the Pacific He married Ann Dugan in August 1957 and has served at the Advent Brownsville before his current assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Crocker
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Everett HW. Jones
West Texas
Rufus Stewart
Advent
Brownsville
Crocker
William S. Douglas
Mr. Crocker
Newton
Kans
Brady
St. Paul's
Church Street
Culver Military Academy
University of Texas
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ann Dugan
Houston
Matfield Green
Kan
Kansas State Teachers Colles
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Church of the Advent
Andrews Family Visits Hitchcock After Danbury Move
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews with Andy and Steve visited Mrs. John Lyckman last weekend. The Andrews family recently moved from Danbury to Hitchcock where Andrews is the superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Andrews
Andy
Steve
John Lyckman
Danbury
Hitchcock
Andrews
World Traveler to Lead Baptist Revival at Local Church
Dr. W LeRay Fowler, world traveler and former pastor, will conduct a week long revival at First Baptist Church from July 11 to 24. His nightly talks will pair sermons with color slide shows from 37 countries, drawing large Houston crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LeRay Fowler
First Baptist Church
Fowler
Fprady First Baptist Church
U. S. Air Force
Evangelium Department
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Tow
Bill Kenney
Mrs. Maggie Anderson Dies at 86 in Fireside Home
Maggie M. Anderson, 86, of 504 S. Oak St., died 5:50 p.m. Tuesday at Fireside Nursing Home after 15 months there. Born Sept. 10, 1879 in Arkansas, she lived in McCulloch County 32 years. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Wilkerson Chapel. Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Survived by one son Phillip Anderson of Brady. Pallbearers listed as Carol Dial, James Bingham, H. R. Steward, Ed Wallin, Buster Lowe, Ed Lyckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie M. Anderson
S. Oak St
Anderson
Wempstead County
Ark
McCulloch County
Wilkerson Chapel
Henry McBroom
Fourth and Bridge Street Church of
Burial Wednesday For Bradyite's Kin
Funeral services for Mrs. G. T. Baze sister in law of Mrs. J. P. C. Evers were held in Oklahoma City Wednesday at 2 50 p.m. in the Methodist Church. Mrs. Baze is the former Minnie Hey of Mason. Survivors include sister Mrs. Maggie Beyer of Mason and brother Walter Hey of Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Baze
J. P. C. Evers
Oklahoma City
Grand Prairie Lions Club official tours Eastern States and Canada
Cy Ethridge former Brady Wish School principal and Lions Club representative writes The Standard from Massachusetts outlining a tour itinerary that includes Washington New York City Boston Niagara Falls Detroit via Canada and Memphis Tennessee places on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prairie Lions Club
Cy Ethridge
Brady Wish
Canada
Massachusetts
Washington
New York City
Boston
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Memphis
Tenn
Neal named FUA County Committeeman in McCulloch County
Donald L. Neal named to the Farmers Home Administration County Committee by L. J. Cappleman state director replacing Bill Moseley. Neal joins David Nahberg and Owen Rudolph to certify applicant eligibility and set loan credit needs. He ranches east of Rochelle, ranching cattle sheep and goats. Texas Tech graduate and Air Force veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Neal
Partners fHlome Administration
L. J. Cappleman
Neal
Bill Moseley
David Nahlberg
Owen Rudolph
Rochelle
Texas Tech
Air Force
Tom Wiley
Farmers Home Administration
McCulloch County
Denver woman visits parents for two weeks
Mrs Ken James of Denver Colorado visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter L Peyson for two weeks. Her sister Judy accompanied her on the return trip home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken James
Denver
Colo
Walter L. Peyson
Judy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerrilyn Sessom
Don Sessom
J. W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Dial
Brady, Texas
Dennie Short
Dennie
Short’s 66 Truck
Frontier
West Commerce
Chevrolet
America
S. Bridge St
Kraft's
Velveeta
Kraft Miracle
Bologna
Lipton Instant Tea
Standard-Herald Office
Texas Local Boards
State Selective Service
Texas Boards
Byron G. Crocker
World Traveler
Viet Nam
Castro
Cuba
Berlin
Wall of Shame
Kremlin
Space City USA
Bradyite’s
City Drug Co
Fua County
Thurs
Vengeance
Chuck Connors
SUN
Agri
Lee In
Jerry Wald
Peyton Place
Lune Cinemascope
Heart of Texas
Billy Jackson Electric
Bridge Street
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