Brady agenda shaped by Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association committees met in San Angelo to set agendas for a spring directors and general membership meeting in Brady on Saturday March 27. Activities include a one day format at Brady High School with registration 7:30 to 8:45 am and sessions 8:45 am to 5 pm after a noon barbecue.
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Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
San Angelo
Brady
Tommy Lochridge
Lochridge
Brady High School
McCulloch County
H. D. Winters
Harry Curtis
Charley Darley
David Bratton
Warren Harkrider
Fred Wulff
Brady Golf Tourney Draws 23 High Schools
Twenty three teams from schools including Brady and Tivy Kerrville enter the 10th Annual Senior High School Invitation Golf Tournament at Brady Municipal Golf Course this Saturday. Over 120 players compete in two divisions with both district and individual medalists noted from last year.
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Brady Municipal
Brady and Tivy
Kerrville
Electric Co op Contestants in Final Judging
Finals for the McCulloch Electric Co operative Youth Tour contest are set for Monday March 22 in the South Ward auditorium. Eleven area youths will compete for an all expense paid trip to Washington DC with the Texas Electric Co operative Youth Tour in June. Judging will consider knowledge speaking poise and appearance. Public is invited to attend at 7 30 PM entertainment by the Brady High School Double Quintet and master of ceremonies Jim Morris of Austin.
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McCulloch Electric Co
Lohn
Jimmy Murray
Melvin
Guy T. Wood
Janet Lacy
Richland Springs
Jean Adams
Rochelle
Pat Jim Baker
Pamela Ann Lively
San Saba
Brady High School
Bruce Ashcraft
Jim Morris
Austin
Texas Electric Co-operatives Inc
Brady Students On UT Honor Roll
Three Brady boys were named to the University of Texas honor roll for the fall semester. Magna Cum Laude honorees were Steve Rawlings, Jimmy George, and Bill Geeslin, all sons of local residents. About 600 UT students earned honors that term.
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Brady Boys
University of Texas
Steve Rawlings
Wayne Rawlings
Jimmy George
Roger George
Bill Geeslin
Ben Davis Geeslin
J. Alton Burdine
Visit With Mann Family in New Braunfels
Visit reports Mr and Mrs William C Mann and children Debbie and Ralph of New Braunfels as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Duke Mann. The social note highlights family ties and locality events.
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William C. Mann
Debbie
Ralph
New Braunfels
Duke Mann
Brady High honors loyal fan B J Scott as Fan of Year
B J Scott, a longtime Brady Bull dogs supporter, received the 1965 Basketball Fan of the Year award at a Friday party hosted by Coach and Mrs. Charles Brewster. He attends nearly every game and works as a foreman at the Pennsylvania Glass Sand plant in Brady.
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B. J. Scott
Brady High School
Charles Brewster
Scott
Pennsylvania Glass
Brady
S. Walnut
Brestes
B. J
Rochelle Relays draws twenty four Class B teams
Twenty four schools have entered the Rochelle Relays to be held Saturday March 20. Preliminaries begin with field events at 1 p m and running events at 2 p m with finals at 6 50 p m. Brownwood veteran Bob McMillan will start the meet. Remaining teams include Richland Springs Lohn Strawn Liberty Hill May Wall Blanket Novice Banga Rising Star Mullin Eden Evant Olton Brookesmith Kola Cherokee Taipa Centennial Melvin Leander Italy Milan Buckholtz and the Hornets.
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Bob McMillan
Brownwood
Richland Springs
Lohn
Strawn
Liberty Hill
May
Wall
Blanket
Novice
Banga
Rising Star
Mullin
Eden
Evant
Olton
Brookesmith
Kola
Cherokee
Taipa Centennial
Melvin
Leander
Italy
Milano
Buckholtz
Hornets
Coin Club to Meet Tuesday in McCulloch Area
The Heart of Texas Coin Club will meet on Tuesday March 22 at 7 30 p m at the McCulloch Electric Co op. All members are urged to attend and guests are invited.
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Coin Club
Heart of Texas
McCulloch Electric Co-op
280 Tickets Limited for C of C Banquet
Tickets for the Chamber of Commerce banquet on April 1 are limited to 280 and selling fast. Dr. Charles Jarvis of San Marcos, known as the flying doctor, will speak. The Distinguished Service award will honor a McCulloch Countian, name kept secret until banquet night. Tickets are $2.50 from CC directors or the office.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Purcell
McCulloch
Charles
Bitsy) Jarvis
San Marcos
Jarvis
First Day Of Spring Brings Cold Brady Front
A cold front hit the Brady area on Wednesday night, dropping temperatures to 29 degrees Thursday morning. Forecasters warned of more freezing temperatures Thursday night with a warming trend expected Friday afternoon after a line of thunder showers Tuesday. Brady recorded about 0.4 inch of rain from the showers and a springlike spell ended abruptly.
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Brady
U. S
J. R. Cochran
Red Ryder Stallion Dies at 24 After Leg Injury
Red Ryder a well known Quarterhorse stallion owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jym Mitchell died after fracturing a leg in March. Found unable to rise in the feed lot the horse was cast by a veterinarian and later destroyed. Mrs. Mitchell said he could not be replaced and he had been like a family member.
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Red Ryder
Jym Mitchell
Mitchells’ Place
Mitchells
Mrs. Mitchell
Three Rochelle FFA Members to STSC Livestock Contest
Three Rochelle FFA members will travel to San Marcos on Saturday to compete in the Livestock Judging Contest at Southwest Texas State College. Bob Bratton, Joey Ranne, Rennie Mohr, and FFA Advisor Miers Johnson depart Rochelle at 6 a.m. The contest welcomes entries from FFA areas IV and VII.
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Rochelle Ffa
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State College
Bob Bratton
Joey Ranne
Rennie Mohr
FFA
Miers Johnson
Rochelle
McFarlin and Seals Named City Election Judges
City Council appointed Jim McFarlin as presiding judge and J. J. Seale as alternate for city elections. Winfred M. Dove was approved as assistant police chief. A low bid of 81886 by W. M. Huff for sidewalks at the sewer plant was accepted. A poverty program meeting was set for Coleman County courthouse on Monday March 22 at 7 p.m. Ralph Mills of the Office of Economic Opportunity will discuss the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. Representatives from Mc Culloch Runnels Callihan Coleman Counties were invited.
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Jim McFarlin
J. J. Seale
Winfred M. Dove
W. M. Huff
Coleman
Coleman County
Ralph Mills
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D. C
McCulloch
Runnels
Callihan
Coleman Counties
All-State honors go to Brady's Marion Lewis
Marion Dean Lewis of Brady, selected to the All-State Class AA second team, capped a 538 point season with a 14.5 rebounding average. He will enroll at Abilene Christian College on a four year basketball scholarship. Also named were Class AA first team peers Hugh Fletcher and others, while Jimmy Adams and Louis Rech made the third team. Lewis, a senior, played football and ran track in addition to basketball.
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Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Brady Bulldog
Gioffers
Bob Martin
Rick Massengale
Jacksboro
Paul Huntington
Num
Marion
Dean Lewis
Brady Bulldogs
Abilene
Christian Collerne
Texas Sports Writers Association
Hugh Fletcher
Comanche
Louis Rech
Fredericksburg
Jimmy Adams
Winters
Lewis
Bulldogs
J. B. Lewis
Pletcher
Judson Pritchard
Livingston
Bob Cunningham
Calhart
Sonny Benefield
Sweeney
Larry Lewis
Phillips
Ernest Chessire
Morton
Wesley Bishop
Gilmer
Keith Teague
Floydada
David Koenig
Floresville
Red
Adams
Mike Shivers
Hamlin
Ronnie Pierce
Post
Tom McDougald
San Antonio Randolph
Brady Red Cross Bloodmobile Sees 41 Pints Donated
The Brady visit to the Red Cross Bloodmobile yielded 41 pints of blood. Donors include Mrs Novice Carlson and several others, with five pints provided as replacements for Mrs Myrtle Underwood and three pints for Donald Ray Owens. Local supporters and volunteers were thanked by Mrs Howard Salter, the Red Cross executive director.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Brady
Novice Carlson
O. D. Striegler
Salt Gap
Billy Jack Neal
Rochelle
Tom Hickman
Fife
Brady Savings
Brady Stamp and Commerce Association
Alfred Leon Turner
Melvin
Merton Irish
Hugh Cox
Frank Derebery
Roy Pallett
Myrtle Underwood
Donald Ray Owens
Voca
Frankie Hodges
John O. Poe
J. N. Day
L. J. Armstrong, Sr
G. S. Hubbard
W. BE. (Beekie) Lohn
P. L. Ulstad
D. R. Jordan
Donald Malmstrom
Miss Jewell Jones
George Ernest Gentry
Ruth Borden
Joe P
Howard Salter
The
Red Cross
Brady Standard-Herald
KNEL
City Election Absentee Voting Closes April 2
Absentee voting in the city election to be held April 6 began Tuesday at City Hall, with ballots closing April 2. Candidates for the three alderman seats include incumbents Roger George W T Archer and Ralph Micklethwait and challengers Johnny Miller Odis Cox Ed Davenport and Ed Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger George
W. T. Archer
Ralph Micklethwait
Johnny Miller
Odis Cox
Ed Davenport
Ed Williams
Mary Helen Bratton Pledges Alpha Phi at NTSU
Mary Helen Bratton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Bratton pledges Alpha Phi at North Texas State University in Denton and is named president of the pledge class. She is a Melvin High School graduate.
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Alpha Phi
NTSU
Mary Helen Bratton
Joan Bratton
Alpha Phi Fraternity
North Texas State University
Denton
Mary Helen
Melvin High School
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