Slow Summer Pages Clash With News Hums In Town
The town faces a quiet spell as school vacation begins and leagues wind down. Brady’s fall sports and January through March events fill the schedule, then Jubilee preparations lead to a dull July and August until new school starts. A San Antonio outdoor drama near the San Jose Mission offers a lively after thought.
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Joys Welcome Daughter in Dallas Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Bobby Joy announce the birth of a daughter born July 27 at St Pauls Hospital in Dallas. The baby weighs eight pounds one ounce and is named Kim Lynn. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bil Sanford of Ireland and Mr and Mrs George of Brady. Mr Joy serves in the Air Force and is stationed in Japan.
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Piest With Relatives Mrs Houston Kyzar
Mrs Houston Kyzar has been staying the past ten days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A Capps of Blanco, a niece Mrs As h and Joan of San Marcos, and another sister Mrs Zora on of San Antonio.
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A. Capps
Blanco
Aer
As.h
Joan
San Marcos
Zora On
San Antonio
Football Fever Rising Again Bulldogs to Begin Workouts Aug 17
Brady High prepares for the 1959 season with workouts set to start Monday August 17 at the field house. Coach Chuck York outlines two day drills, equipment issue, and a Sept 4 home opener against Ballinger. He warns of shallow depth but notes tough rivals Gatesville Fredericksburg Lampasas and San Saba.
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Brady High Bulldogs
Chuck York
Brady High
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York
Brady
K. Y. Owens
Edward Whiteley
Leonard Boyd
Fort Worth
Bulldogs
Gatesville
Fredericksburg
Lampasas
San Saban
Construction permits rise in Brady city
City of Brady issued permits across May June and July totaling 98 150 in three months. May entries include John Hendley 406 West Second car port storage 250 and George Dutton 1000 North Bridge garage 2000 among others. July lists Brady Feed Mills shed 250 and Lewis Jordan seven room residence 700 West 15th 18000 and Ed Davenport six room residence 1000 West 12th 21000 with several other projects.
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Brady
John ©. Hendley
West Second
George Dutton
North Bridge
Roddie-Wilcox Co
Magnolia
Heart O' Texas Mining Co
Old Voca Road
Robin Thomas
North Davidson
Ocis Cox
South Cypress
Elmer Wallace
South Pine
Patterson & McBee
South High
Christina Elgueseda
West Walker
F. A. Suggs
West Pearl
Brady Feed Mills
East Richards St
Lewis Jordan
West 15Th
Ed Davenport
West 12Th
D. L. Adams
South Elm
Norwood Advertising Co
West First St
C-C Chamber Names Commerce Business Committee Chair
G. P. Kittle will chair the Commerce Business Committee of the C-C Chamber of Development. Other counselors on the board include R. A. McShan, Andy Allen, Ramond Wilensky, Nelson Dukes, Beekie Lohn, A Rutherford, D. L. Wheeler, and L. B. Smith with Wilensky heading the panel. Additional members listed include Darmon Bra Cates Hymie Myers Shan Bob Wilson and Bernah Jordan as retail trade representatives. Ray R. A. Meohn Rudder is noted among committee connections.
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Chamber of Development
G. P. Kittle
Commerce Business Committee
R. A. McShan
Andy Allen
C-C Board of
Ramond Wilensky
Nelson Dukes
Beekie Lohn
A. , Rutherford
D. L. Wheeler
L. B. Smith
Wilensky
Darmon Bra Cates
Hymie Myers
Shan
Bob Wilson
Bernah Jordan
AO Appointed to C-C Livestock Committee
Forty men named to the Livestock Committee of the Chamber of Commerce with E. L. Ross of Brady High School as chairman. Wesley Bratton and Frank Corder serve as counselors from the C-C Board. Subcommittees include Junior and Senior Livestock Show, Jubilee Show and McAnally, and various breed shows.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Ross
Wesley Bratton
Frank Corder
C-C
J. D. Hampton
Miers Johnson
T. Wood
Jimmy Casenbary
Gerald Huffman
Bill Jackson
Raymond Engdahl
David Bratton
Bill Strickland
Walter Hurd
McAnally
McCulloch County Livestock Association
H. J. Huffman
Pink Snyder
Luke Vogel
Jym Mitchell
Id Bratton
Frank Roddie
Cha Darley
H. D. Winters
W. V. Olin
D. R. Jordan
Agriculture
A. R. Rutherford
Fred Wulff
Hubert Moseley
Sale
Daviles
Unclear schedule fragment for District 17 AA games
Fragmentary text lists dates and locations for a District 17 AA schedule with games at Gatesville Lampasas San Saba Fredericksburg Coleman Ford Del Rio Killeen and open tiers noting venues and matchups.
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Stam
Gatesville
Lampasas
San Saba
Fredericksburg
Colemanford
del Rio
Killeen
Dave Appointed to Bar Committee in Texas District
Brady attorney Aubrey Dave was appointed to the State Bar Association's grievance prosecuting committee for the 218 Congressional District. Other members include Justin Kever of San Angelo and W A Kessler of Uvalde. The committee handles prosecution of unlawful legal practice.
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Aubrey Dave
Texas
State Bar Association
218
Justin Kever
San Angelo
W. A. Kessler
Uvalde
Mittee
Comunlawful
Ward family tour through Panhandle states reaches 10 days
Visit with Mr and Mrs J Wesley Ward Betty and John Wesley of Devine at the Lackey home follows a Sunday night gathering. The group is on a sight seeing tour spanning the Texas Panhandle New Mexico Colorado and part of Wyoming and expects to last about ten days.
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J. Wesley Ward
Betty
John Wesley
Devine
Jubilee Profit Seen From 1959 July Jubilee
Jubilee financial report shows a projected 1500 dollar profit for the July celebration with total admissions and carnival events up, while overall year round costs remain. Treasurer Charlie Darley credits increased volunteer cooperation and notes substantial purses and race income. An August directors meeting will review a fuller statement and plan for next year.
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Charlie Darley
Jubilee
Dreath
Darley
Korky Steffens
Patricia Wood Brady Named Duchess for Miss Mohair
Patricia Wood Brady is chosen to represent Brady as a duchess at the coronation of Miss Mohair during the 40th annual Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association convention in Kerrville. The event runs July 30 through August 1. Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wood of Brady, will be a candidate for Miss Mohair-elect. Phyllis Sweeten of Rock Springs is the present Miss Mohair and was to be crowned Thursday night, following Gail Nichols of Leakey.
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Patricia Wood
Brady
Kerrville
Patricia
T. P. Wood
Phyllis Sweeten
Rocksprings
Gail Nichols
Leakey
New Mexico Teen Driver Wins State Road-E-O Contest
Johnny Custer of Lovington New Mexico topped written and driving tests to win the state Road-E-O in Las Vegas earning a trip to Washington DC August 10 13 to represent New Mexico at the national contest His mother credits driver education for his success and urges schools to require the course Mrs Custer formerly Margaret Murphy is the daughter of Brady resident Mrs H B Murphy
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Johnny Custer
Lovington
N. M
Brady
Eddie Custer
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Washington, D. C
Johnny
Brady Standard
Bob Wilson
Buick Company
Custer
Margaret Murphy
H. B. Murphy
Farm Bureau to Hear Of Brucellosis Law
Dr Steve King will speak on Area Control at McCulloch County Farm Bureau directors meeting Saturday night August 1. Directors meet at 7 p m at the electric coin building. A Farm Bureau Institute division is set for Dallas August 2-5. Brucellosis.
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Steve King
McCulloch County Farm Bureau
Electric Coin Building
Farm Bureau Institute
Dallas
Brady Man's Uncle Dies in Lamesa
L. K. Groves about 74 of Lamesa, uncle of J. F. Rhyne of Brady, died at 11 39 p m Tuesday in Lamesa. Groves had raised Rhyne since age two. Rhyne left Wednesday to attend the funeral at 3 p m Thursday in Lamesa.
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L. K. Groves
Lamesa
J. F. Rhyne
North High
Brady
Mr. Groves
Rhyne
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