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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
4
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The Brady summer program keeps children busy with free swimming classes at the Municipal Golf Course drawing 226 participants under instructors Hanson Atherton Low Leach and King. At Brady High School Charles Reynolds runs a track recreation program for 65 boys, with a July meet set with San Saba. Additional activities include a physical fitness program at Bulldog Stadium, Story Hour at South Ward directed by Mrs George, English class for 23 Latin American children taught by Mrs Richie, driver education for 82 students, a summer homemaking class for 27 girls, and about 70 students in summer band. Little League and Pony League games fill Richards Park four evenings weekly.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Rawlings with Peth and Terry spent Sunday in Dallas visiting Brunner Barnes family and attended a reunion. They enjoyed Six Flags Over Texas Monday before returning to Brady.
Marcia McDonald attended Zeto's fashion show at the Town House Hotel ballroom in San Angelo. Salt Lake City stylist Les Raiser was the featured artist, demonstrating his hair shaping and styling system.
Mrs Mary Frances Doran widow of L A Dub Doran of Dallas and former Rochelle resident died Thursday morning June 11 at 6 16 in a Dallas rest home. Born December 1 1883 in Coryell County she lived most of her married life in Rochelle where her husband ran a grocery. Funeral services Saturday June 12 at 0 30 at Wilkerson Chapel with Rev C W McCullough officiating. Interment in Rest Haven Cemetery beside her husband who died July 1955. Survived by one daughter Esther Sex ton and two grandchildren Jerry and Janie Jones, Dallas.
The 28th Annual Rambouillet Ram Sale will be held June 17 and 18 at the San Angelo Fairgrounds with bidding starting at 10 a.m. on June 18. About 300 top quality studs and range rams from several states are expected, including A B C pens in full fleece and range rams born after February 16. Lots require a minimum of five head and buyers may take all or part of the winning bid. Consignors will present their rams and discuss them with sheepmen. The sale is sponsored by the American Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association.
The Brady Frosts women softball team sponsored by Frost's Beauty Bar will face Brady Negro girls at 8 p. m. Friday at the Pony League diamond in Richards Park. Co captains are Carol Henderson and Polly Frost. coach of the Negro girls is Puddin Jones.
Mrs. Humphrey 56 of San Angelo died at 7 10 pm Wednesday at the Lewis Clinic in San Angelo Texas She had lived in San Angelo 16 years The funeral will be 4 pm Friday at Wilkerson Chapel with Rev Dan Harry of Trinity Methodist officiating Burial will be Bear Haven Cemetery Survivors include her husband J E Jack Humphrey five brothers Damon Newell Stewart Brady Robert Snyder Vernon Nolan Stewart Sterling City two sisters Mrs Byron Mier Brady and Mrs Otis Sansom Goldsboro an aunt Mrs Marion Cestaday Llano and an uncle Milam Stewart Llano
William W. Bates of Brady died at 9:25 am in Medical and Surgical Hospital. Born February 10, 1882 in Burnet, he lived at 600 East Fourth Street Brady. A service was held Friday at Wilkerson Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Survived by wife Barah Franco Bates and four sons and three daughters.
Beulah DeWitt of Bakersfield California Mrs Mary Gates of Phoenix Aziz and Mrs Ella Yarbrough of Odessa are noted with twenty two grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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