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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1974
Page
2
The column notes wheat prices fell from 5.50 to 4.40 per bushel and cites declines in iron and steel scrap, corn futures, and cattle prices. It discusses baking and poultry costs, feed costs, and global actions affecting U.S. beef demand, stockpiles abroad, and India's cattle export considerations. The piece suggests price drops may relieve feed costs and help ranchers as demand and exports shift.
Hallmark graduation cards are featured at The Standard, showcasing a selection of styles for graduates. Local shoppers can find keepsake designs and sentiments suited to varying achievements and messages.
More than 1,000 Jehovah's Witnesses from 23 Texas congregations attend a two day Bible Training program at the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium starting May 4. Paul Moske district overseer and Kenneth Vaughn circuit overseer lead talks demonstrations and ministry practice with delegates from Fort Stockton Fredericksburg Pecos San Angelo Kerrville San Antonio Brownwood and Llano.
Reynolds was surprised April 18 by Brady Independent School District staff with a covered dish supper in the school cafeteria. Present were present and past school board members and retired teachers. His children from Fort Worth slipped into town for the dinner and helped pull off the prank.
Billy Brown advertising manager of The Standard Herald was elected president of the Brady Little League Association at the general session held Tuesday night in the Brady Schools cafeteria. Douglas Avants as vice president, Larry Shields secretary, Jesse McAnally treasurer, and new directors James Stone O D McMillan Raymond Mireles Joe Warren Ernest Thompson Tommy Ruiz Ted Morgan Noel Haynes. Three leagues planned midget seven to nine freshman 10 through 12 junior 13 to 15 with six midget seven freshman two junior teams. Regular season tentatively set to begin May 20.
The Lohn Valley Protective Association will hold its annual meeting Sunday at the Cornill Ranch three miles northeast of Lohn. President L. S. Walker says the business session starts at 11 a.m. with lunch afterward. Dues are three dollars per member, payable before June 1. Richard Bratton chairs the entertainment with committee members Bill Lankford Robert K. Pearce Elien Reed Ray Weatherman D. B. Henderson Winford Short Wm. D. Sanders and Elof Carlson.
The King Brothers Circus visits Brady Richards Park for two performances today at 4 p m and 8 p m. Sponsored by Brady Chapter of the American Cancer Society, with proceeds to cancer research. Chuck Wilson chairs event. Verona Sephus leads local group. International acts include trained animals and elephants.
Corner 6th and Elm Sts Rev Charles Ray Ash pastor Mark Crocker music director outlines the weekly program. Sunday includes 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship 5:00 Junior Choir 6:30 Beginner Choir Rehearsal and Christian Training 7:30 Evening Worship 8:30 Deacon's Meeting. Tuesday 9:30 WMS Program 7:30 Mary F Nichols WMS. Wednesday 7:30 Business and Bible Study 8:30 Choir Rehearsal Thursday 4:00 Acteens.
A two vehicle wreck around noon Tuesday near S Bridge and Fourth Streets sent one person to Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released the next morning. Kenneth Stewart drove a car colliding with a Frank Jones pickup. Earl Finlay rode as a passenger. Jones was kept overnight for observation. both vehicles were badly damaged. Police Chief Bill Strickland and Patrolman Dave Roberts investigated.
A churchgoer with a broken wrist due to a ladder fall at his lakeside cabin tells his story. He cites Proverbs 10 19 in the Living Bible as the reason for his sheepish look. The piece ties the incident to a broader caution for readers.
A called meeting of the Brady Women’s Golf Association is set for May 7 at the Flamingo Inn to outline final plans for the Ladies’ Partnership Tournament on May 16 at Brady Municipal Golf Course.
Deadline for entry in the tourney is May 13 with the final cancellation set for May 14. Other association business will be heard at this Meeting. All members are urged to be attend. The meeting will begin at 11:45 a. m. with a luncheon at noon. Reservations should be called in for those planning to
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