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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1977
Page
3
Local column reports rain in Hext, visits by multiple families from Fort Worth to San Angelo Brady and Kerrville areas, and weekend hospital and cemetery events. Bowling trophies for Jay Seate and upcoming Elm Grove Cox Cemetery work day are noted, plus a first birthday party for Amy Weaver and a South Pacific rat reproduction fact.
The piece cites the Brady Enterprise origins, notes historic mergers, and quotes a Federal Council on the Aging charter. It outlines older Americans duties to self reliance and community support, and lists four basic rights including independence, retirement income, fair employment, and civic participation.
May 17 Milburn Texas residents report calm weather with no rain as Elm Grove ladies finish house cleaning at the Community Club House and men handle outside work. Friday will bring final touchups for Saturday’s annual homecoming picnic expected to draw many ex residents and neighbors with familiar food hospitality and stories.
The notice outlines advertising rates for offset slicks and classified ads with per column inch and per word charges, minimums, and line rates. It states that church entertainment notices with admission charges and non news items will incur regular rates and lists The Brady Standard publications in McCulloch and adjoining counties and other regions.
The Rev Roy May Jr United Methodist missionary to Bolivia will be the guest preacher at First United Methodist Church this Sunday. Son of Rev Roy May Sr pastored Brady church 1961 to 1955. He graduated SMU 1967 and Perkins Theology 1970 after serving two South Texas churches.
Vicki Lynne Glasscock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Glasscock of Brady, receives her B S in physical education from Sul Ross State University at the May 12 commencement. She was among 332 degree recipients. keynote speaker is Texas Senator W E Snelson.
National Geographic explains how gravity and rotation cause weight differences on Jupiter. A 150 pound person would weigh about 350 pounds near the equator and 425 pounds near the poles.
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