Heart of Texas to Open New Pulverizing Plant in Brady
The Heart of Texas Mining Corp plans an open house and dedication for its new Brady pulverizing plant on June 9. Texas Railroad Commissioner Jim Lanedon will headline a speaker lineup including executives from Halliburton Tulsa Dow Chemical Fort Worth and other firms. Activities run 2 PM to 6 PM with a barbecue, tours of the dry plant and milling operations, and visitors welcomed from 2 to 6. Local entities assist, including Brady city, the Chamber of Commerce, and the McCulloch Electric Co-op.
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Heart of Texas Mining Corporation
Brady
Jim
Lanedon
Texas Railroad Commission
Halliburton Company
Tnean
Okla
Trowell
Dow Chemical Company
Tulsa
OkiFfin
fNatias
Western Company
Fort Worth
Barron-Jacks
Texas
Louisianna
Henry F. Metahe
Dullas
Heart of Texas
Prardv
Ens
Vera Wilh
Heart of Texas Company
Chamber of Commerce
McCulloch Blecetrie Co-op
Debating Tax Foes and Funds In Passage of Time
A column recalls tax battles from a bygone era with talk of raising sales tax to four percent for education and hints that past supporters overreached like early income tax without caps. It cites a Rochelle farmer opposing road bonds and fears automobiles threaten horse teams and safety in town.
Swim Pool Opens May 2 With New Hours
The Municipal Golf Course pool prepares to open the season on Tuesday May 2 with new hours seven days a week from 1:99 p.m. Prices stay the same with 6 cents for adults 4 for students 12 to high school and 25 cents for under 12. Tots under years enter free. Season tickets run 10 for adults 750 for students and 50 for children under 12. Free swimming classes, funded by the City, start June 1 and run through June 26.
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Seneon
Antil
Rockwood Woman Injured Lubbock Man Dies in Wreck
Mrs. Cora Burson Bryan of Rockwood was seriously injured when two cars collided on U S 233 at Rockwood. Frank W. Higinbotham of Lubbock, 4, was killed. His body was sent to Santa Anna funeral home. Bryan was taken to Brady Hospital. The crash occurred as Higinbotham drove north toward Santa Anna while Bryan appeared to attempt a left turn.
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Cora Burson Bryan
Rockwood
Frank W. Higinbotham
Lubbock
Santa Anna
Bryan
Brady Hospital
Higinbotham
U. S
Rufus McFarlin Dies at 97 Father of Brady Man
Rufus McFarlin of Bertram died Friday at a Kempas nursing home at age 97 after a year and a half of ill health. Funeral services were held Sunday in the Bertram Methodist Church with burial in South Sabriel Cemetery. Survivors include his son in Fredy and four other sons, Ra Fue McPartin of Bertram and Tom McPartin of Austin, four daughters, 13 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. A longtime Methodist, he was born October 11, 1866, the oldest resident of Harnet County, son of John Green and Nancy Jones McFarlin. His father fought in the Texas Independence and Indian War and received land in Mills County. He married Minnie Powell in 1895. she died in November 1939.
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Ho McFarlin
Bertram
Jim We Fartin
Fleady
Kampasas
Wes
South Sansabriel
Fredy
Rafue McPartin
Tom McPartin
Austin
Lecius M. Stephens
Lometa
Fillies Taylor
Reymond Newton
Sanford Flliott
Barnet
Methodist Church
McPartin
Harnet County
John Green McFarlin
Nancy Jones McFarlin
Mills County
Methodists Set 106th Southwest Texas Conference in San Antonio
The 106th session of the Southwest Texas Conference will be held at Travis Park Methodist Church in San Antonio starting May with Bishop Whan Shin Lee of Korea as opening speaker. Presiding bishop Paul V. Galloway will conduct. Dr. John Deachner Jr and others from Perkins School of Theology will speak. appointments read Friday by Riehen Calloway.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
San Antonio
May le
Whan Shin Lee
Korea
Paul V. Galloway
John Deachner, Jr
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Joseph Quillian
Perkins
der Albert Cutler
Edmond Heinsohn
Riehen Calloway
Southwest Texas Conference
Holy Communion
Travis Park
Methodist Mission Home of
Texas
Bishop Galloway
Desehner
Quillan
Cutler
Grain Depot Nears Completion at Lohn by Farmers Co op
Farmers and Ranchers Co op builds a grain receiving depot at Lohn to save farmers from hauling to Brady. The facility features 50 foot scales and a dump pit with an overhead elevator to load trucks or store grain. Cost estimates run 15000 to 20000 dollars and completion is timed for harvest.
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Lohn
Farmers & Ranchers Co-op
Co-Op
Brady
Lohn Station
McCulloch Democrats name delegates for state parley
Four delegates selected at the county convention in Brady will represent McCulloch County at the state Democratic convention on June 16. Named are Murray Jordan C P Rockwell Frank Lohn all of Brady and Mrs Richard Moseley of Rochelle. Alternates are Herbert Harkrider and Mrs Howard Salter. The party backs Gov John Connally and President Lyndon Johnson and votes as a unit. A memorial resolution honors President John Kennedy.
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McCulloch County
Murray Jordan
C. P. Rockwell
Frank Lohn
Brady
Richard Moseley
Rochelle
Herbert Harkrider
Howard Salter
McCulloch
John Connally
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
School opens next year date set for Aug. 31
The School Board adopted the 1964-65 schedule with opening Aug. 31. Holidays include Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and a full spring term with teachers on April 16–19. The last day of school is May 25 with graduation May 27 and report cards issued May 28.
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Navy
Recent Visitors in Brady Host Washington and Wyoming Guests
Visitors in Brady stayed at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moseley and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Striegler. Guests included Miss Ouita Moseley, Mr. Bert Striegler, and Michele Striegler from Washington D C and Casper Wyoming. Texas guests are D B McDonald Fort Worth C M Barrier Abilene J H Clements and wife San Angelo. The two ladies and Messrs Clements are siblings of Mrs. Moseley.
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Brady
A. W. Moseley
Cecil Striegler
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Texas
Ouita Moseley
Bert Striegler
Michele
Casper
Wyo
D. B. McDonald
Fort Worth
C. M. Barrier
J. H
Brady Sprint Relay Finishes Third At State Meet
Brady Bulldogs place third in the state sprint relay with a 43.0 time in Austin behind Liberty and Haske! Representing Brady were Danny Schill Bubba Harris Bobbie Wade and Elzia Williams coach Ch. Y. Owens notes Liberty beat them like they beat Liberty at regional. Harris also competed in the long jump with a 20 feet 9 inches effort hindered by illness earlier in the week.
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Brady Bulldogs
Austin
Liberty
Ch. Y. Owens
Brady
Brenham
Liber
Bulldogs
Danny Schill
Bubba Harris
Bobbie Wade
Elzia Williams
Owens
Catholics Take Census Sunday In San Angelo Diocese
Members of the Catholic Church in the area will conduct a census on Sunday May 17 under the parish pastor and chairman. This first census for the newly erected Diocese of San Angelo covers four counties and is headed by Bishop Thomas J Drury. Workers visit homes in pairs with one asking questions and one recording answers, aiming for completion in one day.
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Diocese of
San Angelo
Thomas J. Drury
Mother's Day Weekend Gatherings In Ene dahl Home
Mr and Mrs George Ene dahl hosted guests over Mother's Day weekend. Casper Wyoming visitors included Bert Strieder Michele and Mrs Strieder. Houston guests included Eddie Simons Owen Kinny and Roxana. Sunday guests added Paul Enedahl Lindsay Paesmore Len Gordon and Cheryl.
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George E. Enedahl
Bert Strieder
Michele
Casper
Wyo
Eddie Simons
Owen
Kinny
Roxana
Houston
Paul Enedahl
Lindsay Paesmore
Len Gordon
Cheryl
Brady Band Roosters Sell Listings for Calendar
Band Roosters and band students will knock on doors next Monday to sell listings for the 1064.64 Community Birthday Calendar. Each listing costs 25 cents while the calendar sells for 50 cents. Profits fund Brady Band program improvements. calendars arrive in August. Team captains meet 4 pm Monday at the high school band hall.
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Roosters
Brady Band Roosters
Band Roosters
Autgust
Tigers Scalp Eden Indians in 6-1 Victory
The Brady Tigers defeated the Eden Indians 6-1 on Sunday. Lopes opened scoring with a fourth inning hit driving in Sandoval and Roper. Eden briefly narrowed the lead in the fifth before Brady pulled away with carries from Camargo and Lewis. Sandoval added another run in the seventh as Eden hosts Brady next Sunday.
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Brady Tigers
Eden Indians
Lopes
Sandoval
Roper
Eden
Camargo
Brady
Lopez
Lewis
Garner
Tigers
Rochelle High School Top Honors Daughters Highlight
The yearbook page honors Rochelle High School top students including valedictorian Rochelle High School senior daughter of Mrs Erich Lemke Janet Lemke and Lynda Mhelle daughter of Mr Lemke with a four year average 96.44.
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Lynda
Mhelle
of Rochelle High School
Janet Lemke
Erich Lemke
Smith
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Dickye Moore
Terry Doyall
Lohn High School
Moore
Grady Moore
Poyal
G. L. Deval
Jerry Rob Taylor
Lohn Baptist Church
P. m
Fuller Self of Brady
Loadcraft
Lohn Tabernacle
The
Standard
Rufus McFarlin
Brady Man
Galveston
Mre . W. Jordan
Methodists
Brady High School
Vernon Carroll
Marion Dean Lewis
Derrell Hartrell
T. A. Wilton
J. R. McCann
Demos
Haske
Bredahl
Bill Smith
Tommy Penn
Chester Penn
Mercury