Girls hear rules for Queen's Contest in Brady
Candidates for the Miss Heart of Texas Pageant registered at a July 1 event at Brady Bulldog Stadium. The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority sponsors the pageant with a committee led by Mrs. Willie Ray Fields.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
8
Candidates for the Miss Heart of Texas Pageant registered at a July 1 event at Brady Bulldog Stadium. The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority sponsors the pageant with a committee led by Mrs. Willie Ray Fields.
Dr. Roy Brown and Mrs. Brown from Manitou Springs Colorado spent the week end in Brady visiting his hometown and relatives including uncles Robert and Bill Strickland. Brown, a former Brady resident now a professor at Summit University, came to organize a chapter of Americans of Conservative Education in Brady and Brownwood.
All parents who want their children to participate in the summer baseball program are asked to meet in the courthouse next Tuesday May 11 at 7 30 p m. New officers will be elected for the coming year. Bill Spurgin president of the program urges all interested persons be present.
Rochelle earns second place at the Region 6B UIL golf meet held in Big Spring. Team members include Donnie Kilgore Steve Neal Nicky Neal and Mike Thompson. In prose reading Carol Creech takes third. Vicki Gamblin wins poetry interpretation.
Engineers recommend abandoning the 175000 gallon Eleventh Street elevated tank as outdated and mislocated in the revised Brady distribution plan. A new 500000 gallon elevated tank at Burns and Pine will serve the one pressure plane system while a 1000000 gallon China Street tank shifts to ground storage for efficiency.
A Brady planning report analyzes water storage needs using 5,600 population. It recommends ground storage at 60 gallons per capita per day and elevated storage at 25 gallons per capita per day for fire and hourly demand. Brady now holds 1,647,100 gallons, sufficient but needing new storage by 1970.
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