Who's Your Favorite in Southwest title race said to be wide open
The article weighs a wide SouthWest Conference football race for 1945 with Texas Christian Texas Baylor and Arkansas pegged as title contenders and others like Texas A&M Rice and Southern Methodist showing promise. It notes star players such as Sonny Gritte Lance Alworth and E. J. Holub and mentions Tulsa outlooks and league strength.
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Paign
Texas Chreietog
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Rice
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Jest
Don Meredith
Texas Christian
Sonny Gitte
Gitte
Frogs Eepert
Bob fAlty
Tetras
Artanens
Oklahoma
Jack Collins
Lance Alworth
Razorback
Wayne Harrin
Kaylor
Golden Bears
Tull “Tenley
Goodwin
Naylor
Brady Boys to Attend Salvation Army Camp
Brady boys De e Hoffan Calla and Alvin William join 10 Texas youngsters for a week at Camp Hoblitzelle near Midlothian. They will travel from Midlothian station and stay in brick and redwood cabins with meals prepared by chefs. The Salvation Army sponsors the camp on a 240 acre wooded site seven miles north of Midlothian, eight miles west of Waxahachie, with swimming boating and organized sports under experienced coaches. The camp was funded by more than 109 donors and is supported locally by the Community Chest for youth welfare programs.
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Dee
Kenneth Hoffan
Calla
Alvin William
Brady
Texas
Salvation Army
Camp Hob Bitasile
Midlothian
Don
Kenneth
Andrew Hoffman
Calvin
Alvin
Johnny Williams
Salvatior
Younvaters
Camp
Heblitzelle
Texan
McCulloch County
Cheat
Red Cross Sends Aid to Chilequake Victims
American Red Cross and partners rush food clothing and medicine to quake survivors in Chile. Officials say mid winter cold worsens needs and call for broad donations to sustain a long term relief effort with U.S. and Chilean officials expressing gratitude for overseas aid.
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Red Cross
Eourthquake
Chile
American Red Cross
Hannel d Generone
Alfred Groenther
U. S
Howe
Graenther
United States
Brady School Calendar Shows 177 Student Days For 1940
The Brady School System lists 177 instructional days for the 1940 61 year, two over the minimum set by the Texas Education Agency. Key dates include registration August 26 first day August 20 Labor Day September 5 Thanksgiving holiday November 25 Christmas break begins December 25 resume January 1 end of first semester January 13 district teachers meeting March 16 and a spring break through May 25.
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Brady
Texas Education Agency
Brownwood
Brady School Adds Choral Music and Counseling Program
Floyd McDonough, seven years head of the junior high band, attends the University of Texas this commuter term gaining 21 hours in counseling. He will provide individual attention and tests to aid students in choosing vocations. The project, funded 50-50 by Brady district and the Texas Education Agency under the National Defense Education Art program, introduces a new choral director, Mrs.
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Wallin
North Texas State College
Reynolds
District Elects Johnson Delegates
The 1st Congressional District including McCulloch County chose delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Los Angeles pledged to Lyndon Johnson. Congressman O C Fisher headed the delegation with Browne and Publisher Woodson among others. alternates include MD Bryant and W G Garrett Jr. Pat Murphy of San Angelo named presidential elector for the district.
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McCulloch County
Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson
Austin
O C. Fisher
Browne
Woodson
Uralde
Dolf Briscoe, Jr
Mra. J. D. Moss
Frederickeburg
Johnson
MD Bryant
San Angelo
W. G Garrett, Jr
Kerrville
E. BE
Pat) Murphy
Alatrict
Visit Notes From Galveston And Menard Singing Convention
Mrs. Maybell Taylor visited Galveston to attend the Beauty School and spent time with her son Walter Heatty and family. The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention is set for 2 p.m. Sunday June 19 at the Methodist Church in Menard.
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Maybell Taylor
Galveston
Walter Heatty
Kimble-Menard
Menard County
Methodist Church
Menard
Denison Honored at A&M For Outstanding Teaching Award
Brady native John Scott Denison associate professor of electrical engineering at Texas A&M received a 1200 gift from Convair Fort Worth for outstanding teaching in engineering. Convair official Dr Andrew Kalitinzky praised Denison’s role in training new engineers. Denison has won this award three times since joining A&M in 1949. Mrs. Tibbitts, from Brady, visited College Station for her grandson Mike’s A&M Consolidated High School graduation and met former Brady residents including President Earl Rudder.
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Carl Tibbitts
Brady
Houston
Standard-Herald
John Scott Denison
Texas A&m
Convair of
Fort Worth
Andrew Kalitinsky
Convair
Denison
A&m
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
Tibbitts
College Station
Mike
A&m Consolidated High School
Presider
Earl Rudder
Fire on Vacant Lot Puts Out Quickly
A grass fire on a vacant lot at South Blackburn and East Fourth Streets drew Brady volunteers at about 8 20 p m Wednesday. Flames rose with the brush, but firefighters contained the blaze within minutes. The lot, owned by W D McAlister of Stephenville, lies east of the Church of Christ and was once planned as a site for an apartment building.
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Brady
South Blackburn
East Fourth Streets
Church of Christ
W. D. McAlister
Stephenville
Herald Office Supply Dept delivers goods since 1909
The Herald Office Supply Dept markets itself as a nationwide supplier of office goods dating back to 1909. It emphasizes dependable delivery and long heritage in its advertising copy.
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Standard Herald Office Supply Dept
Nursery Day to Honor Sunday School Nursery Dept
The First Baptist Church will designate Sunday June 19 as Nursery Day to honor the Sunday School Nursery Department. A group photo will mark the event during Sunday School, with the pastor recognizing workers in morning worship. The 47 enrolled children span four classes under Superintendent Mrs. EB B Kyzar.
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The
First Baptist Church
EB. B
Jack) Kyzar
LaVern Bingham
A. R Brown
Dorothy Burns
Hart Fowler
Richard Gossett
Hazel Harris
Tom Irvin
Mildred Seward
R. L. Yarbrough
Rainbow Girls Bake and Rummage Sale Friday June 18
The Rainbow Girls host a bake and rummage sale in the former Thompson’s Shop building. The event takes place Saturday at 8 a.m. on the north side of the square.
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Rainbow Girls
Thompson's
For Sale and Reward Notice in Brady
Lost seed fork reported somewhere in Brady with a $2.50 reward for return to the Standard Office. Also advertising a 12 ft aluminum boat with front steering and a 20 HP Mercury outboard on a trailer for sale. Call LY 72 3131.
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Brady
Standard Office
H. P. Mercury
Community Notes Highlight Visits And Weekend Travel
Sunday afternoon featured Stacy and Doole with the McMillans. Babb Taylor's group traveled to Dubin after visiting their granddaughters Dana Dawn and Billie Marie. Dan Taylor plans a rodeo tour. George Allen and family returned from Lake Travis where they fished boated and skied with friends from Lake Jackson Rockport and Beverly Sandidge. A light shower occurred Tuesday night. Lavonda Murray studied at the Santa Anna hospital after school. A community center meeting is planned for Friday night.
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Page Seven
Clinton McMillan
Babb Taylor
Dubin
Dana Dawn
Billie Marie
Dan Taylor
George Allen
Lake Travis
Bob Page
Beverly
Lake Jackson
Edwin Sandidge
Rockport
Lavonda Murray
Santa Anna
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Heart OF Texas Sheep Dog Trials
Bulldog
Brady High School
Chuck Roast
Kimbell
Wilson
Kimbell’s
Kimbell’s Biscuits
Bologna
Rath
Gandy
Carton
I. Gal
Kimbell’s Detergent
Oleo
South Bridge
Eleventh St
M. M. Bradham
Stacy and
Doole
J. W. Ragsdale
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