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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1960
Page
8
Claytia Frost was crowned queen of the high school and Lana Briscoe was crowned queen of the grammar school. Last Thursday Novice beat Novice 27 to 7. The Lohan team cancelled its last game and the football season ends for Lohn. Basketball will be next.
A fragmentary local note from Stacy Texas dated October 31 reports church events at the Baptist Church with names such as Pat grew and Everett, mentioning a church gathering and a family named Browr and Hareld Browr Gefart.
Mrs. Co Mcore Tery indicates Stevers Funeral home handled arrangements. Mr and Mrs Paul Cannon and families from Coleman along with Donald Brown and kin from Georgia and Amarillo attended the service. Deepest sympathy sent to the Brown family. Patay Ray visiting Valera with Mosers and Monroes. C C Moore stayed at home last Wednesday while Gainesville visitors came to work in the shop.
A large crowd attended the Melvin Halloween Carnival last Saturday. The Melvin Junior High football team beat Eden 82 to 4 Tuesday night with Raymond Murray and others in attendance. Local families including the Hemphill and Guice households spent the weekend visiting relatives and taking part in community events.
Mr and Mrs J. and Lincoln of Hico will present photos from a recent Europe tour at the Waldrip community Saturday night with program to start at 6 45. All invited. Also notes on local hospital discharge and a Halloween carnival at the school featuring a talent show bingo and other activities.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Coalaon hosting Tourtday night and Mr and Mrs Baht Taylor visiting with their son Dan in Dublin. Granddaughter Billie Marie returned home Monday morning then cried to stay. Various relatives visited across Coleman Brownwood Odessa and San Antonio with caregiving chores and post office duties noted.
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