Brady High Bulldogs thrash rivals in prep track meet
Brady High dominated a triangular meet at Bulldog Stadium scoring 91 points to Sweetwater 39 and Bangs 19. Billy Joe Nicholas led with two firsts and a third, while Sammy Loggins edged Jack Cosper in a fierce mile duel. Brady set 10 firsts across 14 events as Comanche looms Thursday.
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Comanche
C. D. York
Bulldog Stadium
San Angelo
Brady
Billy Joe Nicholas
Bulldogs
Ray Newton
Sweetwater Boys
Jimmy Segrest
Bangs
Sweewater
Mustangs
Sammy Loggins
Harold Green
Bobby Joy
Harold Hobbs
S'water
Kenny Powell
Peewee Eason
Donald Kennon
Glenn Parrish
Hobbs
Armstrong
Earl Dickenson
Eugene Cornelius
McLean
Clem Perry
Ross Atchison
Eddie Walker
Wayne Lewis
Ronnie Salter
Carroll Boley
S Water
Tommy Snow
Bob McShan
Nicholas
S’water
Jack Casper
Lorenzo Gutierrez
Billy Barfield
Clay Jack Reeves
Scott Hamilton
Jackie Lawrence
Freddie Armstrong
Perry
Bradshaw
Renny Young
Wilburn Shurtleff
Gerald Pullig
Leslie Fisher
James Harvey
Fletcher Fields
Winston Boeker
Tracy Byrd
Donald Saat
Four Men Named for Army Induction on March 25
Draft Board No. 89 Brady announces four men called for induction March 25: Christian Liedtke of Portland Oregon formerly Streeter Harris Goldman Napier of Port Arthur formerly Menard John David Campbell of Amarillo formerly Paint Rock and Travis Lee Parker of Telegraph formerly Brady. Thirteen men have registered with the board since January 28 including Brady residents Milton P. Miller Lloyd Warren Monson Marvin George White Eden residents Luis M. Sifuentes Lee Roy Murchison Faustine Peres Torres Eola residents Jerry Slough Daniel Hurtao Ruiz Paint Rock James Allison Currie Lee Hardy Caylor Sohn Charles Bernhart Ischar Mason Bobby Don Durst Art and Joe Martinez Aguirre Melvin.
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Selective Service Board No. 89
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Amarillo
Paint Rock
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Telegraph
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Lee Roy Murchison
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Eden
Jerry R. Slough
Daniel Hurtao Ruiz
Eola
James Allison Currie
Lee Hardy Caylor
Sohn
Charles Bernhart Ischar
Mason
Bobby Don Durst
Art
Joe Martinez Aguirre
Melvin
Richland Springs Girls Defeat ESA 41 to 34
Richland Springs independent girls team beat ESA Brady 41 to 34 on Saturday night in Richland Springs. ESA players included Josephine Haines Ned Kirklin Vonzelle Tedder Wisabel Miller Madeleine Guyton Mary Lee Dodson Nita Campbell and Bobbie Balinger.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Brady
Richland Springs
ESA
Josephine Haines
Ned Kirklin
Vonzelle Tedder
Wisabel Miller
Madeleine Guyton
Mary Lee Dodson
Nita Campbell
Bobbie Balinger
Lecture Discussion at Brownwood Church Attended by Wallenburgs
Rev and Mrs John Wallenburg attended a Lecture Discussion meeting at Brownwood Christian Church conducted by Phil Runner the church minister who was sent by the CWF to attend the Christian Seminar in Washington DC.
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John Wallenburg
Brownwood Christian Church
Phil Runner
CWF
Washington, D. C
Paul J. Hurd Named Engineer For Today In Special Observance
Paul J. Hurd a Brady native and Pan American Refining employee was chosen Engineer for Today during National Engineers Week at Texas City. He is past president of the Galveston Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers and serves as acting assistant chief design and development at Pan Am. He aided reconstruction after the 1947 Texas City disaster and later became commissioner of the Texas City Housing Authority.
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Brady
Irvine Hurd
National Engineer
Texas City
Pan- American Refining Corporation
Bradyite
Texas City Sun
Paul J’ Hurd
Pan American Refining Coroporation
Hurd
Galveston
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Pan Am
Junior Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Texas City Housing Authority
Texas A&m College
Rochelle Cngers Defeated in Regional Tourney Loss
Rochelle High School girls basketball bowed out of Region II-B in Brownwood Friday night as Eula edged them 48 to 36. Eula trailed 15-15 after one period then pulled away behind 28 points by Jean Farmer and 20 from Joyce Penn. In the mass Saturday night final Eula beat Lipan 58 to 49 for the regional crown.
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Rochelle High School
Brownwood
Eula
Rochelle
Jean Farmer
Joyce Penn
Mass
Lipan
Tomlinsons Attend Assembly for Evangelism in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs S P Tomlinson Jr visit San Antonio to attend the Assembly for Evangelism and World Outreach at Central Christian Church. Jack Keyser Mrs Howard Salter and Rev and Mrs John G Wallenburg accompany the Tomlinsons and Mr Wallenburg records two or three outstanding addresses for later playback to interested groups.
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S. P. Tomlinson, Jr
San Antonio
Assembly For Evangelism
Central Christian Church
Jack Keyser
Howard Salter
John G. Wallenburg
Tomlinsons
Wallenburg
Windham Family Noted in Texas City School Lineage
Mrs. Hurd formerly Billie Burke Windham has served on the Texas City public school faculty. The Windham family includes three children Maryelien Jane Ann and Paul Windham.
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Ninth St. N
Hurd
Billie Burke Windham
Texas City Public School
Maryelien
Jane Ann
Paul Windham
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