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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1963

Page

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Loan to Londcraft Spurs Brady Area Jobs Growth

A federal loan of 922156 to Spencer-Safford Leadcraft, Inc. will fund equipment purchases and plant modernization in Brady. The Area Redevelopment Act covers 206006 with 65 percent. local investors and institutions provide the rest. The loan is 20 years at 4 percent, aiming to save about 240 jobs and create 200 more in Central Texas.

Spencer-Safford Landcraft, Inc Brady McCulloch County Industrial Foundation Brady Savings and Loan Association Loadcraft Glare Am Craft Ralph Yarborough C. Fisher Small Business Administration AKA Brady Industries Texas ARA McCulloch County Industrial Foundaion Foundation Brady Savings & Loan Association Leadcraft W. P. Hoffpauir R. W. Moellinger J. W. Massey L. E. Hundemer Manu

Brady senior fires 68 to lead summer school match

Charles Dicker, Brady high school senior, shot a 4 under par 68 to win the second in a series of summer schoolboy matches at Municipal Golf Course. Dayton Archer won the junior high bracket with 76, Jerry Wilkerson posted a 48 for nine holes, eight players tied a record-low turnout. Other scores included Jimmy Criswell 70 and Paul Priess 77 in the high school division.

Charles Dicker Municipal Golf Course Dayton Archer Jerry Wilkerson Jimmy Criswell Paul Priess Ted

Mrs Pennington of Brady Dies

Mrs Rose Woodman Pennington 81 a Brady resident since age 74 died at Brady Hospital at 345 am on Wednesday her birthday Born June 26 1882 she married Robert A Pennington June 21 1899 Funeral conducted by Revs Lamar Liefeste and Tom Yarbrough at Wilkerson Chapel burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Survivors include two sons six daughters a sister eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren

Rose Woodman Pennington Brady Brady Hospital Robert A. Pennington Avenue C Lamar Liefeste Tom Yarbrough Wilkerson Chapel Rest Haven Cemetery R. A. Pennington, Jr John Luther Pennington Houston J. G. Burk Thelma Pankey Viola Turner C. L. Brock Madisonville A. C. Sawyer Midland J. A. Andrews McLean Maggie Spraggins Everman

Woman Injured In Washington Freeway Wreck

Mrs. E. J. Bruha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hardin of Brady, suffered critical injuries in a dramatic June 14 crash on the 12th Street Freeway in southwest Washington. Her car struck curbs and railing, plunging to the lower level and leaving her with fractured ribs pelvis possible skull fracture and other injuries. She remains semi conscious at Walter Reed Hospital while her husband Air Force Lt. Col. Elmer J. Bruha serves in the area.

E. J. Bruha 12Th Street Washingon New Channel Bridge W. A. Priddy Priddy Coleman Ola Mills Jackie Charlene Griffith Jodie Kay Annabelle Hash Ballinger Bruha Salt Gap Hardins

Jubilee parade draws 59 entries with more urged

A last minute rush brings 59 entries for the Jubilee parade next Tuesday morning though entries will be accepted until noon Saturday. Entrants should call Pioneer Natural Gas at LY 7 22839 or Parade Chairman James Isbell at LY 727 2219 with name and entry type for parade ordering and MC James Feazelle to announce entries at the reviewing stand. Awards cover six divisions plus best dressed cowboy and cowgirl with Sheriff Luke Vogel’s mounted posse. Information HQ at McCulloch County Electric Co op. organizers include Gerald Huffman and others with bands and riders from nearby towns and Fiesta Flambeau entrants from San Antonio Junction Fredericksburg Boerne Mason.

Pioneer Natural Gas Company James Isbell James Feazelle Isbell Feazelle Queens Luke Vogel Mounted Posse McCulloch County Electric Co-op Gerald Huffman Jimmy Huffman John W. Hughes Buford Sheffield Billy Jones Kenneth Harrison Fourth Army Band Fort Hood Rand Brady Bulldog Coleman and Ballinger San Antonio Fiesta Flambeau Junction Fredericksburg Boerne Mason

Rutherford Company Buys Ice Plant

A. R. Rutherford of Cisco announces the June 1 acquisition of Mayhew & Jordan Ice Co. by Rutherford of Texas Inc. Major stockholders include Rutherford, Doyle Taylor of Coleman, and Charles Taylor of De Leon. The plant will operate 6 am to 10 pm and offer poultry products with holiday smoked turkey emphasis.

A. R. Rutherford Cisco Brady Mayhew & Jordan Ice Co Rutherford of Texas, Inc Rutherford Doyle Taylor Coleman Charles Taylor de Leon Heart of Texas Jim Crawford Charlie Schaeg

McCulloch County 4-H Dress Revue Friday Night

The public is invited to attend the annual McCulloch County 4 H Dress Revue Friday at 8 p m in the South Ward School auditorium. Judging starts Friday morning at 9 a m with judges from Concho County and contestants are asked to arrive for practice at 8 a m.

McCulloch County South Ward School Concho County

Kimble Menard Singing Convention at Baptist Church

The Kimble Menard Singing Convention will be held at the next Baptist Church on Sunday June 30 starting at 2 p m. The event invites community participation in a local church musical gathering.

Kimble-Menard

What's Doing at the Jubilee Friday Rally and Rides

A Friday event at Bulldog stadium hosts a campaign rally for queen candidates with free admission at 7 30 p m. Bill Hames Shows and Rides operate at Richards Park offering amusement rides and attractions for attendees.

Bulldog Stadium Bill Hames Richards Park

Heart Of Texas Queen Pageant and Stock Show Schedule

Evening events include the Heart Of Texas Queen Pageant at Bulldog Stadium with 75 cents general admission and 50 cents for students. Dances at the Armory at 9 30 p m and 9 p m. Entries for Stock Show at Richards Park at 9 a m. Parade on the square at 2 p m followed by horse races. Sheep goat show at Richards Park at 3 a m and a Buck doe sale at 10 a m. Parade of Champions at the race track at 3 p m.

Heart of Texas Bulldog Stadium Armory Richards Park Stoeck Buck-doe Sale Richards Park Bob Loyd The Heart Texas Roper George Epperson

Races mark Brady Derby as July 4th feature

Racing manager Jack Locklear announced all Jubilee stalls are booked for next week as the July 4th Brady Derby shapes the big feature. The 140-stall Jubilee offers the richest event worth 400 dollars for 3 year olds and up, with entries from Texas Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma. Returning champion My Hostess owned by Roy Gentry faces strong field amid preparations including track grooming and new concession stand.

Jack Locklear Locklear Texas Louisiana New Movies Oklahoma My Hostess Roy Gentry Charlotte Tex Buck Richards

Brady Friends Send Cards After Brady Woman’s Surgery

Mrs Don Hale underwent major surgery at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock earlier this week and spoke Thursday afternoon from room 202. She hopes to be discharged by Saturday and return to Brady by Monday or Tuesday. Mr Hale works for his brother in Lubbock during the stay.

A. J. Ricks Methodist

Jim Boyd and Band Booked for Jubilee at Armory Dances

Jim Boyd a top Western music singer and The Persuaders five piece band are booked for four Jubilee dances at the National Guard Armory. The first dance follows the queen’s coronation Monday night with three more at 9 p m on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Boyd ranked number eight on the Western music chart. The group travels from Oregon and proceeds to Louisiana after the Jubilee.

Jim Boyd Persuaders National Guard Jubilee Korky Steffens Boyd

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