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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
10
Six small tournaments for Brady schoolboy golfers form a summer program at the Municipal. The Ways will play in two divisions an upper bracket for grades 10 11 and 12 and a lower bracket for sixth grade and below. Tentative dates include June 12 and 27 and July 11 and
C A Ethridge Brady High principal and coach says three 15 hole medal play events will start at 9 a m with awards for each date. City of Brady waives playing fees for Brady students at the municipal course and urges courtesy and rule observance. An open state meet for schoolboys is set for Aug 2 with three age divisions playing from 15 to 27 holes and two trophies per division.
Robert Earl Keith, 65, died May 15 at his Clint Texas home. Reared in Brady he was the brother of Ivan Keith of Brady and moved to El Paso after World War I. Funeral in El Paso was attended by Mr and Mrs Ivan Keith and their two daughters Ruth England of Brady and R O Bingham of Odessa. Burial followed at Restlawn Memorial Park in El Paso.
Visitors are invited to the Girl Scouts day camp closing flag ceremony Friday after 6 20 p m. at the Frank Ogden ranch. Sixty campers plus six visitors and adult leaders attended this week as girls cooked meals built fires hiked followed trails and learned outdoor respect at the pasture behind the Ogden house.
Mrs. Morgan Haynes thanks Brady Hospital doctors and nurses and friends for cards letters and flowers and visits during her stay. She prays God blesses all who offered condolences.
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. Mrs. J. G. Red Pennington and Mike Pennington Mrs. Rose Pennington brothers sisters and families.
A message from Mrs Tom Estes thanks Brady and McCulloch County friends for prayers, cards, and letters during her stay in Cisco Hospital. She expresses gratitude for the remembrances.
E L Ross Brady High agriculture teacher will receive the honorary Lone Star Teacher Award at the state FFA convention in Fort Worth July 18 20 following his election at the Area VII FFA meeting in San Marcos. Burnet School Superintendent Jess Petty also was elected to receive the Lone Star degree. Brady FFA delegation included Larry Miller Frank Teague and Lester Jennings with Ross as advisor. Melvin FFA sent Jack Weaver and advisor T Wood.
A program sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Slaughter of Pontotoc was presented at the Good Samaritan Home Sunday, June 3. Residents and visitors comprised the audience for the program by Nettie Ann and Patsy Carr, Joyce Marsden, and Mrs. J. W. McDonald, with Mrs. Annie Garner, matron, extending a welcome.
Guests from Dallas and New Orleans spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mohler and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Terry. The Mohlers’ son Bobby Mohler and his family from New Orleans joined, plus visits to August Lange and his wife in Katemcy.
At Forest Park Fort Worth M F Kitchens an 89 year old Brady resident was named the oldest retired postal transportation clerk in the Southwest during the National Postal Transportation Association picnic from 2:30 to 5:30 p m Saturday at the south shelter. Kitchen began his railroad career in 1880 as a grade worker for the Texas and Pacific Railway and later worked the Fort Worth to El Paso stretch.
Paso era when ox carts served as a common means of transport. The article evokes daily life and local routines tied to a slower pace of movement and the reliance on animal-drawn carts for goods and travel.
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