Austin Pastor To Begin Series At Brady Church
Dr James William Morran of the University Methodist Church of Austin will lead a Preaching Mission at First Methodist Church Brady March 11 15 Morning sermons on mental health 7 to 745 am Evening services 730 pm nursery provided Mrs Morgan and three daughters noted His papers include The Church and War in the Nuclear Age assigned by the General Conference for study by the Methodist Church.
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James William Morran
University Methodist Church of Austin
First Methodist Church
Morgan
Dallas
Dr. Morgan
SMU
Perkins School of Theology
Southwestern University
Oak Park Methodist Church
Corpus Christi
First
Seguin
Georgetown
San Antonio
Austin High
Austin
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Boosters Thank Community for Housing Band Visitors
Band Boosters thanked churches, hosts, and helpers for housing 247 visiting students at the Heart O Texas Band Festival. Fifty one Cross Plains students, sixty five from Ralls, eighty eight from Floydada, and forty five from Del Rio stayed with area families.
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Prady
Heart O’ Texas
T. M. Myrick
Warren Jones
Cross Plains
Ralls
Floydada
del Rio
Brady Rochelle Lohn Melvin School Board Unopposed
Brady three candidates Jean F Williams Norman Archer and K K Steffens face no opposition for board seats as filing ends. Rochelle sees Oscar Beakley and Hubert Moseley re-elected unopposed. Lohn to elect three trustees with J D Myers D N Solsberg and Stanley Moore running while Ben Hodges and Paul Moore retire. Melvin to elect two trustees from W C Whitworth Mackey Weaver Avert Carlson and Briggs Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Jean F. Williams
Norman Archer
K. K. Steffens
Dave Quinn
Melvin
Lohn
Rochelle
Oscar Beakley
Hubert Moseley
Lohn School Board
J. D. Myers
D. N. Solsberg
Stanley Moore
Ben Hodges
Paul Moore
Melvin School Board
W. C. Whitworth
Mackey Weaver
Avert Carlson
Briggs Browning
New Cafe Project Sparks Utility Extension Consideration
City utilities face a $2000 cost to extend water, electric, and sewer to Billy Jack Neal’s planned cafe adjoining the Plateau Hotel on South Bridge Street. Council delays action to study extending city limits. Jubilee parade float redecorating seeks $750 with Chamber support. Richard Rickman resigns from the water-light department to join McCulloch County Electric Co-op. Bath houses at Willie Washington Park pool to be bid. bids opened March 27.
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Billy Jack Neal
Plateau
South Bridge Street
James Feazelle
Jubilee
Korky Steffens
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Rickman
Water-Light Department
McCulloch County Electric Co-op
Willie Washington Park
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet on April 12 at 7 30 p m at the First Christian Church are on sale. George Purcell says demand is strong from out of town. Tickets cost 2 per plate and are available from board directors or the chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
First Christian Church
George Purcell
Purcell
Board of Directors
Freeport Honors Lohn Grad for Civic Work
Charlie Marshall a 1957 Lohn High School graduate receives the Brazosport Chamber of Commerce Master Harpooner of 1961 award for top membership producer. Marshall with 36 new members in 1961 boosted over $2 000 in program income and is active in the Freeport Lions Club Church of Christ in Lake Jackson and Ford Motor Company sales.
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Charlie Marshall
Lohn High School
Brazosport
Commeré
Freeport
Marshall
Vernon Richards
McCulloch County
Future Farmers
FFA
Brady
Ford Company
Italian childhood shapes Texan bootmaker Pellizzari
John Pellizzari, a Brady boot shop owner, recounts his six year stay in Italy under Mussolini as a child, the red tape that freed his family in 1926, and his later move to Brady in 1945 to open a new shop on the square. He invites the public to visit the newly moved store this Saturday.
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John Pellizzari
John
Italy
Thurber
Pellizzari
U. S
South America
States
Mussolini
Pellizzaris
Breckenridge
Brady
Monahans
Curtis Field
South Blackburn
Brady High School Assembly Hosts Rev Fielding Program
The Rev. A. R. Fielding, pastor of Central Baptist Church, presented a program in a Brady High School student assembly on Wednesday morning.
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A. R. Fielding
Central Baptist Church
Brady High School
Brady Relays to Run as One Division Meet
The 1st Brady Relays, set for Saturday March 17, will be a single division event limited to Class AA and under schools. In prior years the meet had an upper division for larger schools, but coach K Y Owens cites heavy competition from other meets as the reason for the change.
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Brady
K. Y. Owens
Brady Bulldogs to contest Cotton Boll Relays at Taylor
Brady High School's Bulldog track team heads to the Cotton Boll Relays in Taylor this Saturday as part of a short season. Coach K Y Owens notes depth is a concern but praises several faster times, with runners Mooring Bradshaw Rodrigue Bowden and others shaping a competitive squad.
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Brady High School
Taylor
Bulldogs
Brady
W. L. Mooring
Jimmy Bradshaw
Ronnie Rodrigue
Harry Bowden
Brandy Foster
Bradshaw
Rodrigue
Bowden
Frank Torres
Charles Reynolds
Knox Trammell
Foster
Mark Day
Robert Floyd
Floyd
Billy Wesh
Robert Shurtleff
Dean Hahn
Larry Low
Darrell Roper
Harold Anderson
Gilbert Lafuente
Jack Smithwick
Greg Chase
Don Miller
David Taylor
Bulldog Stadium
Brady High
Owens
Golf Tourney Draws 24 Teams
A full slate of 24 teams entered in Prady High School boy Invitational Golf Tournament on March 17 the same day as the Brady Relays. The two division meet has AAA and AAAA big schools teeing off at 9 a.m. and AA and under at 1 p.m. Lower division entrants include Abilene Austin Breckenridge Brownwood Cooper of Abilene Del Rio Eagle Pass Jefferson of San Antonio McCallum of Austin Mineral Wells Richfield of Waco and San Angelo. Also in the lower division are A&M Consolidated Ballinger Bastrop Big Lake Coleman Crane Gatesville Lampasas Llano McCamey Ranger and Brady.
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Prady High
Brady Relays
Abilene
Austin
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Cooper
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Jefferson
San Antonio
McCallum
Mineral Wells
Richfield
Waco
San Angelo
A&m Consolidated
Ballinger
Bastrop
Big Lake
Coleman
Crane
Gatesville
Lampasas
Llano
McCamey
Ranger
Brady
Twin Boys Born to Bynums at Brady Hospital
Mr and Mrs Otto Bynum of 609 Popular Drive announce the birth of twins at Brady Hospital on Tuesday evening March 6. The boys Steven Fox and David Otto weighed seven pounds thirteen ounces and six pounds six ounces. They have two older sisters, Sarah Lynn and Elizabeth Nell. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs R R Bynum of Hamilton County and Mrs Lettie Fox of Kauffman.
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Bynums
Otto Bynum
Popular Drive
Brady Hospital
Steven Fox
David Otto
Sarah Lynn
Elizabeth Nell
R. R. Bynum
Hamilton County
Lettie Fox
Kauffman
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Brady Church
James W. Morgan
Boosters
Leo Oates
B. L. Herberg
Bill Dodds
W. R. Crew
Joe McDonough
Lee Roy Kensing
Jack Locklear
Joe Tinney
Merton Irish
H. J. Huffman
Edwin Brown
Billy Hughes
John Espinoza
Jean Williams
City Utilities
Mote
Carlene Brown
Lohn Grad
Pellizzeri
Frank Pellizzari, Sr
Frank
New John's
Bulldog
Golf Tourney
HAL
Jim Harkrider
Leonard Atherton
John Lewis
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