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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
The Brady community celebrated youth with a Band Festival and the McCulloch County School Pupils Art Exhibit sponsored by the Brady Tuesday Club. The writer notes the importance of young people and reflects on missing some programs while participating in an art contest as part of a team.
D Williamson selects best pupil artworks from Brady's South Ward School and notes regret at not awarding every effort. The club hosts a tea for visitors in Richards Memorial Library Clubroom and expresses uplift from the association with the group.
A community column cheers Texas pride and gratitude for rainfall across McCulloch County. It cites religious reflection on entering heaven, praise for Texas leaders, and hopeful notes for ranching amid goats and livestock. Waterways rise and ponds fill as spring rains arrive.
Eighth grade students at Brady Junior High under Mrs H L Lackey presented a Math Fair during Public Schools Week. About 200 pupils plus 107 eighth graders viewed exhibits with 50 parents and visitors in attendance. Lohn School students toured the displays as visual aids support ongoing math lessons.
Rochelle Panauet reports the Rochelle Junior Clans sponsor the Rochelle Men’s Community Club Banquet on Tuesday March 17 at 7 30 p m in the Rochelle Seboo cafeteria. Tickets are 195 per plate with free babysitting and sandwiches for children.
A local note speaks to residents and visitors about Teras Brady Lake and community growth. It urges stewardship of blessings and recalls a wisdom message about guiding purpose, youth, and following Christ for real joy and meaning.
Archaeology notes describe a Spanish era road crossing at Soldiers Water Hole used by miners and settlers. Graves near the site include a 16 year old shot by horse thieves in the 1870s and others found around 1903 to 1904. Historic battles and treaties linked to Spring Creek and the San Saba area are also noted.
Jean Lafitte Spiller Sr aged 68 of 513 Ford St Lake Charles La died March 11 relatives advised He was a retired locomotive engineer for Southern Pacific Funeral services held in Lake Charles He was related to multiple Spiller relatives across Texas and Louisiana Survivors include his wife a daughter a son three grandchildren and two brothers Louis Spiller San Antonio and Dewey Spiller Port Lavaca
Classified note advertises hearing aids and acoustical batteries and supplies. Contact H. G. Johnson at Kelso Jewelry Brady by phone for orders or information.
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