Chamber Commends Feazelle For Work In Brady
The Brady Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution at its regular meeting praising City Superintendent James Feazelle for coordinating the WTCC Blue Ribbon contest. It notes Brady as a West Texas Blue Ribbon City and urges continued effort from the committee and participants. Also approved sponsoring a Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar delegate in Waco and discussed a junior livestock judging contest and a junior livestock show for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Feazelle
Farm Bureau
Waco
Court Awaits Guidelines For Re-Districting
The McCulloch County Commissioners Court debated redistricting precincts and chose to wait for guidance from the court or the Attorney General's office. A Midland redistricting suit was remanded to a lower U.S. court for a decision and remains in litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Attorney General's Office
Midland
United States
Annual PCA Meeting in San Saba Saturday
Stockholders of the San Saba Production Credit Association will meet at the San Saba High School auditorium on Saturday May 18 at 10 30 a m for the 34th Annual Stockholders Meeting Jack B Smith vice president in charge Brady field office says W H Calkins vice president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston will be the featured speaker Calkins oversees more than 200 million dollars of Texas agricultural credit annually and speaks widely on agricultural credit local matters and the economic outlook for farming The San Saba PCA serves eight Central Texas counties with offices in Brady Goldthwaite Lampasas Llano and San Saba The meeting will include a financial report by Newell A Oliver president and a board report by J Ellison with two directors to be elected for three year terms Other local officials and staff are noted as part of the Brady office group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producion Credit Assoriation
San Saba High School
Jack B. Smith
Brady
W. H. Calkins
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston
Calkins
Credit Bank At
Houston
Texas
Smith
Association
San Saba Production Credit Association
Newell A. Oliver
J. ©. Ellison
O. D. Striegler
Salt Gap
Brady Office
Mary J. Wright
Brady Poa
Heart of Texas Golf Tourney fills 128 spots for invitational
The tenth annual Heart of Texas Businessmens Invitational Golf Tournament plans were announced with 128 entries filled. Notable entrants include defending champion Hill Sikes of Brownwood and former champs Pete Newman of Brady and Poole Sr. of Del Rio, plus numerous players from San Antonio Del Rio Dallas and Abilene among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Priess
del Tio
Brownwood
Garland
San Antonio
Hill Sikes
Chuck Ribeira
Dallas
Pete Newman
Brady and Poole, Sr
del Rio
Charle Finger
Houston
Slim Shelton
Uvalde
A. Fahrenthold
Webster Wilder
N.L. Locker
Wallace Reid
Bob Cauthorn
John Foster
Tony Traweck
Robert Baker
del Sio
Dan Moore
Vo Mayfield
Morris Parker
Mexia
Lawrence Lane
Jimmy Franecks
San Angelo
Bill Archer
Austin
Fd Miller
Abilene
Laverne Hall
George Adkins
Gerald Lawler
Pete Garrison
Menard
Sam McKnight
Monroe
Anton
Clayton Hamilton
Sonora
Willy Gribbie
Brb
Poole, Jr
Wiehard Brotherton
Comstock
Nobel Taylor
Lloyd Yeaver
Mike Hanes
Jim Hardin
Johny Stieneker
Jackie Campbell
Bellaire
Dr M Capps
Dean Laxson, Jr
Amarillo
Winn Jackson
Laverne Goodwin
Bernie Fults
J. K. Wrewitt
Elen
Tom Hunt
Patient in Shannon Hospital in San Angelo
Dr. G H W Ricks is a patient at Shannon Memorial Hospital San Angelo admitted Sunday May 5. Mrs Ricks reports he is improving but will stay at least another week in room 248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Hospital
G. HW. Ricks
Shannon Memorial Hospital
San Angelo
Mrs George Davis Pioneer Resident Dies in Brady
Mrs. George Davis 81, a Brady pioneer born April 6 1887 in Prairie Lea Caldwell County, died Wednesday at Brady Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral 5 p m Thursday at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel. burial Live Oak Cemetery. Survivors: two sons Jack of Brady and Lyle of Tunisia Africa, sisters Mamie Stowe and R A Snider, brother W B E Lyle, two grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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George Davis
Brady
Brady Hospital
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Lamar Leifeste
First Methodist Church of
Live Oak Cemetery
Prairie Lea
Caldwell County
George Henry Davis
Jack Davis
Lyle Davis
Tunisia
Africa
Mamie Stowe
R. A. Snider
Brownwood
W. BE. Lyle
Lubbock
Marshall Orf
Travis Moore
Tom Will Miller
D. A. Harkrider
Carl Davenport
Ernest McMurray
Brady High to Hold Commencement Exercises for 1982 Graduates
Dr Avery Meple L Avery of Cleveland Texas will speak at Brady High School commencement on Friday May 24 at 8 p m in Bulldog Stadium weather permitting. If rain the program moves to the high school auditorium. Eighty two graduates will receive diplomas presented by K K Steffens president of the board of trustees. Reverend Lamar Leifeste will give the invocation. Steve Miller and Lynn Passmore will give the valedictory and salutatory addresses. Awards will be given by local clubs and Supt Reynolds will present honor students. The Brady High School band will perform and march in with Stand For the Black and Gold and Graduation Day. The benediction will be by Reverend Bill Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meple L. Avery
Cleveland
Texas
Brady
Brady High School
Bulldog Stadium
K. K. Steffens
Board of
Lamar Leifeste
First Methodist Church
Steve Miller
Lynn Passmore
L. B. Smith
Damrosch Music Club
M. G. Br
Candidates Get Instructions For LOT Pageant
Thirteen Miss Heart of Texas pageant candidates were honored at a Coke party hosted by Mrs. J. W. Hughes and Beta Sigma Phi members. Each girl will be sponsored by a McCulloch County club. A talent presentation vote led to a planned group entertainment led by Nancy Jo Thompson and Marcia Title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heart OF Texas
Miss Heart of Texans
John W. Hughes
Sue McMillan
J. W. Hughes
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mmes. Pill Burns
Paul Willis
Damon McBee
J. D. Hampton
McCulloch
Nancy Jo Thompson
Marcia Title
Joema Frockenridge
Judy Bryson
Reece
Heck’ Shirley
Sidonie Simpson
Pioneer Barber and Masonic Leader E E Polk Dies at 94
Enos Erastus Polk longtime Brady barber and Mason from Bran don Mississippi born 1578 died at 3 30 p m Tuesday in Brady Hospital after a long illness He was 94 Masonic funeral was held at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with Rev Evans Burleson officiating Arrangements were Live Oak Cemetery Polk came to Texas in 1891 and moved to Brady in 1896 Survivors include son John A Polk and granddaughter Mary Ann Sutherland plus five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Erastus Polk
Brady
Brady Hospital
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Evans Burleson
Cree
Arral Wes Live Oak
Brandon
Rankin County
Miss
Polk
Texas
Santa Anna
Mr. Polk
Annie Ogden
Old Queen Hotel
Hotel
Curtis Reynolds
Brady Lodge No. 628
John A. Polk
Mary Ann Sutherland
Saugus
Calif
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Chamber
Feazelle
Rochelle Junior High Honor Grads
Janice Kruckemever
Dianne Harris
PCA
San Saba
W. MH. Calkins
Vicki Hampton
Marcia Tittle
Peggy Hargrove
Lee Moreley
Barbara Murray
Joan Beckenridge
Suasa Heys
Rhonda Shirley
Claire Day
Nelon
Wally Renfro
L. M. Carrall
H. Utzman
Tesee Dobbs
Roltho Mayfeild
Odessa
Paul Womack
el Paso
Ray Nowotny
Daryl Rudd
Chester Durrattt
Don Mord
Hayden Terry
Arlington
John Young
Moody Conner
Andrews
Hlarold Hightower
S@bWAnseel
Louis Hunder Pau Usta
Bob Henry
Bill Sikes
Lony KE
Younts
Jay McCarty
Saginaw
Dnck Sallee
Bowie
Bob Nicholson
C. T. Carpenter
Merkel
Shorty McCall
Lafayette
Donnie Campbell
Stephenville
Jack Myrick
Ben Davis Geeslin
Clifford Grubbs
George Carrithers
Gray Carrithers
Richard Winters
Korky Steffens
B. J. Neal
Ford Slocum
G. E. Duncan
Leroy Keesm
Don Owens
Larry Smith
W. T. Archer
2D. Burley
Ernest Barker
D. A. Flarkrider
Bert Harrison
Buster Sayles
Jack Wootan
Danny Miller
Norman Lawler
Tom Penn
Vete Newman
John
Brady Grads
Dr. Avery
E. E. Polk
Pioneer Barber
Clair Whitesell
Pen Galindo
Dolores Bara
Dora Whiteley
Cecil Schill
Bob Moody
Frank Carmichael
J. N. Day
Earl Todd
Ralph Fellbaum
Earl Todd Pack
D. W. Thomas
Johnny Miller
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