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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1959

Page

4

Girls Open Season In Softball Leagues At Brady

The Junior Girls Softball League opened its season at Brady Junior High. The Braves beat the Sluggers 14 to 12 in the opener while the Badgers defeated the Braves 11 to 1. Games schedule through June 16 and leagues are run under Jetta Baker for Brady summer recreation.

Brady Junior High Braves Sluggers Beth Yarbrough Lady Wilson Barbara Dennard Pat Short Linda Wilson Dannye Pial Mary Penn Dial Short Jaydene Blackwell Tresha Appleton Nancy Tempieton Mary George Kay Yarbrough Cox Mary Day Darlene Brandstette Blackwell Wa Tempiets Fs Badgers Jone Gay Myrick Anita Ynostroza Josephine Hernandez Linda Taylor Vicki Herberg Judy Davenport Nettie Smith Mary Jo Trammell Eapinoza Taylor Herberg Jetta Baker Brady

Former Bradyite buried at Lubbock

J. E. Lowery age 50 of Lubbock died of a heart attack while serving as camp instructor at Camp Stewart near Hunt Texas. He was buried at the First Christian Church in Lubbock. Survived by wife, a daughter Mrs Lyon Honle of Dallas and two sons Jim and Dick of Houston, his father Ficths a ery, two brothers Herbert of Corpus Christi and Hubert of Lubbock, and a sister Mrs Mra C. Ooberschner of Rio de Janeiro Brazil. He had led the athletic department of Lubbock High School for 35 years.

J. E. Lowery Loabbock Camp Stewart Hunt Texas Lubbock First Christian Church Lyon Honle Dallas Jim Houston Ficths Herbert Corpus Christ Hubert Lubock

Fire damages and smoke alarm hit local home

A small blaze around 1 p.m. caused minor damage to Mr and Mrs A R Williams at 400 West Seventh Street and left Grasa under the front steps smoking and alarming residents. The family had been burned out of a house on the Voca road about a month ago.

Thurnlay B. A.rely Williams Weat Seventh St. Grasa Voca Road Ihat

Library Friends Set June 17 Meeting on Officers and Reports

The Friends of the Library will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning June 17 in the Richards Memorial Library clubroom. Officers up for re election include Mrs. Kenneth D. Lindsey president, Mrs. K. K. Steffens vice president, and Mrs. Jack Hunter Wigginton treasurer. The group plans a coffee and will review committee reports and library needs. Membership costs $1 for adults and 56 cents for children.

Friends of the Library Friends Richards Memorial Library Kenneth D. Lindsey K. K. Steffens Jack Hunter Wigginton Lindsay

Mrs Broad Longtime Brady Resident Succumbs in City

Mrs Broad died after a career as a Brady merchant wife and community figure. Her second husband was A. H Broad, who died in 1952. Survived by son H. L. Gober Jr and daughter Mrs W D Brookover, plus four grandchildren and two sisters. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed from local and regional names.

South Blackburn Harry Pirie Fred Wolff Joe McDonough John Rudder Joe Barekman George Carrithers B. A. Halm Norman Lawler A. Fe Haya Te. Gray Dick Trail W. W. Walker Wilson Jordan Otto Frederick Dick Wintere Clinton Newlin Charlie White G. RB. White W.N. White Roy Willoughby Murray Moffat Oklahoma City Job O'brien Shreveport Harry Schwenker Clarence Snider Keneton Braly Sam Cobb, Sr I Fileman Jive Stevens Leman W. K. Granville Clyde Hall Bert Hughes G. J. Kirk Jack Keyser Dor Johnson Curtis Nerman Jack Peesvil Frank Roddie Dutch Weedward

Girl Scout Camp Hosts Visitors and Workers at Brady Creek

Seventeen Girl Scouts were present at Brady Creek Day Camp on Wednesday preparing to greet visitors on Thursday. The Haunting Lodge donated by the Brook Estate housed activities and volunteers like K. D. Lindsay and Boy Scout Explorer Troop aided cleanup. Eugen Fowler donated time and spray equipment to reduce red bugs while Ruth Hoyle visited as treasurer director. Four unit luncheons fed attendees as Sue Huffman and Carol Ricks hosted. Attendance reached 166 percent with 49 girls registered. Pam Guice Bill Simpson and Ricky Rawlings attended as guests.

Bugs Ruth Hoyle Girl Scout Trea Sue Huffman Carol Ricks Pam Guice Bill Simpson Ricky Rawlings

Sansom Reunion Cancelled After Mrs Cora Long's Death

The Sansom reunion planned at Richards Park is cancelled due to the death of Mrs. Cora Long, as reported by Mrs. W N Kilmer of Placid. Vitend Bell Pratt Mr and Mrs H 10 Bradley visited Eldorado and Villa Rcuna to see a bull fight with Frank Jr and Ray Lewis Ballew joining.

Sansom Richards Park Cora Long Mra Vitend Bell Pratt Bradley Eldorado Mra. M. Bradley Frank, Jr Ray Lewis Ballew Villa Rcuna Mr. Bradley

Mrs Townsend Hospitalized in Austin

Mrs. Terry Townsend is hospitalized at St. David's Hospital in Austin room 303. Friends are glad she is getting along as well as can be expected.

Terry Townsend St. David's Hospital Austin

Carroll family plans trip to McAllen after Brady visit

Mrs. Bob Joe Carroll and four children depart Brady for McAllen this weekend following a week with Mrs. W. A. Carroll. Mrs. Maggie Hill accompanies them to McAllen and back home, vacationing from her supervisor role at Junction Hospital.

Bob Joe Carroll McAllen W. A. Carroll Brady Maggie Hill Junction Hospital

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Sunshine Laundry Wayne Rawlings Dick Bratton Dinette Jordan Jordan Furniture Bernah Jordan Square Brady, Texas Beauty
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