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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

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Brady Man Flying to Sweden on First Visit in 47 Years

Brady County farmer Henry Carlson, 72, leaves Friday for a month in Sweden visiting his hometown for the first time since 191? He travels with his daughter Dorothy Carlson nurse in Austin. They will fly via Dallas New York to Europe, then Oslo and Stockholm to Nokoping. Carlson plans to return after a month. other Carlson relatives remain in Sweden.

Brady Man Sweden Henry Carlson McCulloch County Dorothy Carlson Brackenridge Hospital Austin Nonkoping Carlson Brady Patsy Carlson Dorothy Clifford Jensen Langford Minneapolis Minn

Brady Cadet To Graduate At West Point

Ronald H. Salter 29, son of Mr and Mrs Howard D Salter of Brady, will graduate June 3 from the U S Military Academy at West Point New York with a bachelor of science degree and a commission as second lieutenant in artillery. He led as cadet lieutenant in his senior year and played on the varsity track team while at West Point. A 1955 Brady High School graduate, he was named by Rep C Fisher to the academy and will spend part of the summer in Brady before reporting to Fort Bliss in August.

Ronald H. Salter Howard D. Salter Brady U. S. Military Academy West Point N.Y

Rites Friday For Sergeant Wesley Dorman Robison

Funeral services for Army sergeant Wesley Dorman Robison 38 of Brady will be held Friday at 4 pm at Wilkerson Chapel. Born March 11 1921 in Pontotoc he died May 22 at Fort McCoy Wisconsin after a fall injury. He is survived by his wife Erika two daughters Ellen Maria and Patricia Ethel his mother two brothers Ralph and Louis Robison and stepfather J E Walker all of Brady. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery.

Army Wesley Dorman Robison Laura E. Walker South Elm Brady Wilkerson Chapel Pontotoc Robison Fort McCoy Wis Erika Abilene Ellen Maria Patricia Ethel Ralph Robison Louis E. Robison J. E. Walker Rest Haven Ponto

Lions Observe Ladies Night and Officer Installation

The Brady Lions Club will host Ladies Night with a banquet at Brady Country Club on June 18. Dr. Albert McCulloch, retiring president, serves as master of ceremonies. The Lions District Governor will appear as part of the program.

Brady Lions Club Brady Country Club Albert McCulloch

Free swimming classes start Monday in Brady recreation program

Brady announces start for free swimming classes on Monday as part of the Summer Recreation Program. The six week schedule covers non-swimmers and specific age groups with sessions at the Forest Han pool from 1:50 p.m. to 3 p.m. Admission runs 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults with season tickets priced at 7.59 and 10 dollars.

South Ward la Babe

FFA Boys Enter Contests at San Marcos Meet

Brady High students travel to the Future Farmers of America convention in San Marcos for three entries in public speaking talent and sweetheart selection. Bonnie Brook seeks area sweetheart, Jimmy Bratton and Herbert Torres compete in events, after earlier wins at the San Saba District convention. Accompanists include Janice Davenport, Mrs. E. L. Ross, and advisor J. D. Hampton. John Latham and Jerry Dunn serve as Brady voting delegates. Contests are set for Saturday afternoon.

FFA Farmers’ Area San Marcos Bonnie Brook Jimmy Bratton Herbert Torres San Saba Bola Brady High Janice Davenport

Rochelle Girl to Attend FHA Parley in Chicago

Rochelle High School senior Mereta Eckert is selected to attend the National Future Homemakers of America meeting at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago July 15 to 17. The Texas delegation includes 160 FHA members and 40 sponsors with officers from the area and state. Texas will depart Fort Worth July 11 on Missouri Pacific Railroad coaches. The theme is Future Homemakers of America Blueprint for Action. Mereta is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eckert of Mercury and serves as Area VII treasurer and Rochelle FHA Chapter president. sponsor is Mrs. Lockett Bryson.

Mereta Eckert Rochelle High School Future Homemakers of America Conrad Hilton Hotel Chicago Texas FHA Fort Worth Missouri Pacific Railroad Homemakers of America Blueprint For

Harris visits Austin for grandson’s high school graduation

Mrs. G E Harris traveled to Austin to visit her son and his family, Mr and Mrs A Squyres. She attended the graduation exercises of her grandson Jerry at McCallum High School Thursday night.

Austin G. E. Harris Re A. Squyres Jerry McCallum High School

Heart Of Texas Marker Featured On Brady Brochure

New Brady brochure from the Chamber of Commerce highlights McCulloch County including Brady. It features 30 photographs detailing county history, industry, recreation, and civic facilities for visitors and residents.

Heart of Texas Chamber of Commerce Brady McCulloch County Informa

Brady Hosts First Heart Texas Golf Tournament Qualifiers

Qualifying starts Friday in Brady's first annual Heart Texas Golf Tournament reviving the old invitational. Entries have begun from San Angelo Austin Del Rio Fort Worth and El Paso with about 30 Brady players also competing. A driving contest precedes the final rounds with a prize of golf balls. Ray Kimbrough of Dallas will start and pair the competitors. A barbecue for contestants and wives follows Friday and a dance is set for Saturday night. Finals Sunday afternoon with prize presentation around 6:50 p.m.

Brady San Angelo Austin del Rio Fort Worth el Paso Coleman Brownwood Harry Priess Ray Kimbrough Dallas Spalding Sports Equipment

Lohn Seeks Three Teachers for Next Fall

Lohn will need three teachers to fill vacancies for next fall as Supt. D K Edwards announced. History positions open due to Charles Maynor leaving for Dallas and homemaking slot filled by Mrs. James Capps moving to Mason High School. Non vocational four month terms created for homemaking and agriculture. Other faculty members reelected include Mary M McMillan, Gladys Taiz e, Oma Tedder, Lon Gray, Glynder Snodgrass, and Edwards.

Lohn Supt D. KE. Edwards Agricul Charles Maynor Dallas James Capps Pontotoc Mason High School Chenault Comfort Edwards Irs Mary M. McMillan Gladys Taize

Driving Classes To Begin Monday At Brady High

Twenty students enrolled for the behind the wheel training set to begin Monday at Brady High in the second phase of the driver education course. Supt C A Reynolds hopes more enroll. Boyd Hunt will conduct eight one hour classes daily Monday through Friday for three weeks, with space for 16 students first session and a second session starting June 22. The training costs 25 cents per session and only students who completed the classroom phase may participate.

A.m Brady High Supt. C. A. Reynolds Boyd Hunt Hunt

Jubilee Stock Show Drafts Plans For July Events

A committee outlined three Jubilee stock show events for July. Beef cattle on Thursday July 2 at 7 30 p m, sheep and goat show on Friday July 3 at 8 30 a m, and ram and Billie sale on Saturday July 4 at 10 a m. McAnally is general manager with Lem Jones as auctioneer. Plans include two new shelters at Richards Park and divisions for Herefords Angus Rambouillet Delaines Corriedale Suffolk and Columbia goats in B and C classes.

Sam McAnally Lem Jones Copperas Cove Richards Park Jimmy Casenbary Miers Johnson E. L. Ross Frank Corder Case J. D. Hampton T. Wood Milt Miller Bill Strickland C. B. Chenault

July Jubilee event chairs named by General Manager

General Manager Korky Steffens announced chairs for the 1959 July Jubilee events. Ed Davenport leads the float, Gerald Huffman runs the parade, Bill Jordan heads the carnival, Hicks Campbell oversees the race meet, Jim Harkrider handles box seats, Frankie Roddie and Mrs Nelson Dukes organize the Miss Hearts Texas pageant, Mrs Bob Carmichael chairs the Miss Heart Of Texas entrance committee, Sam McAnally runs the stock show, Roger Wheeler and Bob Wilson handle publicity, and Joe McMurry coordinates dances.

Korky Steffens Ed Daven Gerald Huffman Bill Jordan Hicks Campbell Jim Harkrider Hearts’ Texas Frankie Roddie Nelson Dukes Miss Heart of Texas Bob Carmichael Sam McAnally Roger Wheeler Bob Wilson Joe McMurry

Garner and Butler Visit Dallas Family This Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. J. L Garner and Mrs. L. A. Butler spent the weekend in Dallas visiting Glenn Butler and family.

Dallas J. L Garner L. A. Butler Glenn Butler

Kimble Menard County Singing Convention Set at Hext Tabernacle

The Kimble Menard County Singing Convention will convene at Hext Baptist Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Local groups are slated to perform and participate in the community event.

Kimble-Menard Kimble-Menard County Singing Convention Hext Baptist Tabernacle

New Patrolman Assigned Here

T Garrett of Seymour will report to Brady June 1 as a highway patrolman and partner with G J Matthews. With the Department of Public Safety 10 years, Garrett has been stationed at Seymour for four. He is originally from Davi 1 attended Paris Junior going into the Mex ico during World War II. He played professional football with a Merchant Marine team out of Tallahassee, Fla., and played baseball with the Shreveport Sports of the Texas League. Garrett and his wife, Ann Heptner of Hamilton, have three sons, Douglas, Thomas, and Larry. They were in Brady Thursday seeking a house to rent.

T. Garrett Seymour Brady G. J. Matthews Department of Public Safety Garrett Davi Paris Mexico Yerfield Merchant Marine Tallahassee Fla Shreveport Sports Ann Heptner Hamilton Douglas Thomas Larry

Chuck Wagon Feed Set Next Thursday

The Rochelle Study Club sponsors the annual Chuck Wagon Supper at the Moseley ranch near Rochelle in Mc Culloch County. Serving begins at 7 p.m. with tickets at 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Proceeds support Rochelle Community Center maintenance and a planned water well project.

Rochelle McCulloch Richard Moseley Rochelle Study Club Moseley Rochelle Community Center Study Club

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Mr. Carlson U. S Whiteland Cadet Ronald Salter Lions Son Larry Low Glenda Fowler Chuck York City of K. Y. Owens Laurice Hunter Forest Hanpool FFA Boys the Heart O Ture Ram and_ billie sale J. Cc. Collinsworth
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