Brady Students Return From Convention With Ideas
Four Brady High School students attended the Texas Association of Student Councils convention in Laredo. They brought back ideas to improve school grounds discipline and relations with city groups and other schools. The group met to compare notes and report at the next Brady High Student Council meeting. Denton was named for next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Brady High School
Laredo
Jesse Foster
BHS
Foster
Texas Association of Student Councils
Mary Sue Bratton
Bobby Andrews
Bonna Jean Nance
Gary Cochran
J. W. Edgar
Texas Education Agency
Denton
Agricultural Marketing Service
British Dominion
Three Applicants Take Brady Postmaster Exam
Three candidates sat a six hour postmaster examination at Brady Post Office. The group included acting postmaster Mrs Barry Francks Brady High School teacher J M Crump and Claude E Weaver Brady Aviation employee. Civil service examiner T A Lankford administered the test with no announced results or appointment date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Barry Francks
J. M. Crump
Claude E. Weaver
Brady Aviation
T. A. Lankford
Civil Service
Costume Look Dominates Spring Fashion Ensembles
Designers ride the enduring appeal of casual separates shaping spring wardrobes. The three piece costume with slime skirt and boxy wool jacket leads the trend, paired with prints or solid linings. Fleeces tweeds flannels and light weight wool fabrics dominate, with bolero ensembles also popular in single or harmonized colors.
Tommy McWilliams Admitted Then Discharged From Brady Hospital
Tommy McWilliams was admitted to Brady Hospital on Thursday and discharged to his home on Saturday showing a brief hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy McWilliams
Brady Hospital
Spring 1954 suits redefine silhouettes and fabrics
The article notes a fashion shift for spring 1954 with new suit silhouettes featuring built in curves, corseted midriffs, and dropped shoulder sleeves. Light weight wools and silks dominate, with alpaca blends and spring worsteds giving a feather light feel. Navy remains the key color, while gray beige and pastels appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norary Cremingaes
Dry weather hits Hollis Fowler’s stock near Pear Valley
Hollis Fowler, a stock farmer near Pear Valley, says last week’s rain missed his place and tank water is nearly exhausted after a year with little precipitation. He notes October rains nearly missed his farm and laments ongoing drought as storms fail to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Fowler
Pear Valley
Hollis
Llano County
Homer Gouldin
Future Demands On Our Water Supply
Water scarcity grows as population doubles per 50 years and per capita use rises with rising living standards. Industry and agriculture consume vast acre-feet, with 225 800 gallons needed for 200 pounds of beef or 10 000 oranges. By 2000 the U S population could reach 227 million, stressing supply.
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W. P. Webb
Texas
Webb
Texans
Brady Boy Tours With A M Judging Team
Sam McAnally of Brady joined the Texas A M College Junior Livestock Judging team on a tour to Oklahoma City for a contest placing second behind Texas Tech. McAnally, an alternate, scored ten points above the top Aggie individual. He participates in multiple A M clubs.
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Sam McAnally
M. L. McAnally
Brady
Oklahoma City
Texas A&m College
Texas Tech
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma A&m
College Station
Amy Wilson
Hampshire
Plano
Sulphur
Okla
Turner Hereford Ranch
Stillwater
Aggieland Monay
McAnally
Aggie
Texas A&m
Brady High School
FFA
A&m McAnally
Rodeo Club
The
Agricultural Council
San Angelo
Notable Names Appear At Mason Event Gathering
A long list of attendees from Mason and nearby towns attends a social or ceremonial event. Names include Sam McCollum, Mr and Mrs. John Yantis of Brownwood, Mrs. Earl House and Emmitt Earl House of Comanche, and many others from Abilene Shreveport San Angelo and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yantis
Brownwood
Earl House
Emmitt Earl House
Comanche
Marvin Blackburn
Junction
Frank Kittrell
W. M. Pressley
C. M. Pressley
George Yantis
W. J. Yantis
Harold G. Cooke
Abilene
Warrick Jones
Linda
Virgil Morris
Marta
Albert Morris
Moran
Lucy Kittrell
Rankin Pace
Winters
Floyd McCollum
Larry
Shreveport
Aubrey McCollum
San Angelo
W. S. Marchbanks
Hamilton
Robert E. Lee
Jack Lee
A. M. Harkey
Jim Brown
D. B. Williams
Anna Strickland
Elgin Kothmann
Dorothy Kothmann
K. M
Ekert
Jessie Schmidt
Arch Emanuel
Lillie K. Brown
Jerry Wood
Dana Henderson
Carl McCollum
James and
Carol
Marvin Grote
Schreiber
Mason
Local residents admitted to Brady Hospital
Mrs J H Powell of Eden and Mrs C E Terry of Brady entered Brady Hospital on Thursday. J B Mayo of Voca stayed as patient from Thursday to Monday. Mrs Lee Miller of Rockwood was admitted Friday and departed Sunday.
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J. H. Powell
Eden
C. E. Terry
Brady
Brady Hospital
J. B. Mayo
Voca
Lee Miller
Rockwood
Unique Fashionable Accessories Elevate Spring Ensembles
Boutique items offer distinctive belts gloves and neckwear with hand embroidery glitter accents and imaginative details. Handbags pill boxes vanity kits and conversation pieces plus handmade jewelry and novelty ribbons add color textiles and texture to outfits for the season.
Mrs Lee Lay of Vocal Is Patient At Brady Hospital
Mrs Lee Lay of Vocal spent from Friday until Monday as a patient in Brady Hospital, receiving treatment and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Vocal
Brady Hospital
Felix Broyles Discharged From Medical and Surgical Hospital
Felix Broyles of Brady entered Medical and Surgical Hospital Saturday and was dismissed Tuesday, according to local health records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Broyles
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
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