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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1965
Page
2
Texas voters rejected the four year terms plan for state officials amid a statewide referendum on constitutional amendments. Voters approved education bonds and the Texas opportunity plan while other measures failed. Governor Connally endorsed the four year term proposal but accepted the outcome.
Mrs. Lorene Porter of Brady was slightly injured around noon Tuesday when her 1965 panel truck collided with a 1960 automobile on rain slick streets in Brownwood. Porter was treated for head cuts and released. she remains in Brady Hospital. The other driver was X-rayed for a leg bruise and released.
The Brady School Board approves investigating basic adult education classes including English and math. It also clarifies cafeteria use restricting access to school related civic and business groups and prohibiting private events. The board accepts J P D Collier’s audit of 1964 65 finances.
Mrs. J. B. Rainbolt Sr. and Mrs. J. B. Rainbolt Jr. of Fort Worth along with Mrs. Wm. Armstrong of Norfolk Virginia were guests in the Joe McCall home Sunday. Granddaughter Suzanne Glenn of Abilene is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deaton.
John Ynostroza narrowly escaped serious injury Monday afternoon in a fall from the top of a sand car at the Heart of Texas Mining Co. He fell while prying open the top with a bar, landed on his back, was bruised and shaken, and was taken to Brady Hospital for observation.
City Supt. James Feazelle and City Secretary CC. B. Groves returned Wednesday from San Antonio where they had attended since Sunday evening the 63rd annual Texas Municipal League convention.
Local notes mention Brady games at San Saba and Lometa with teams Rochelle Mason and Floresville in schedule snippets. An ad highlights clipping supplies including CLIPIT for clipping newspapers and magazines from The Standard Herald Office Supplies.
A note from The Standard highlights Dymo labelmaker models and a range of tape colors available. It lists color options and emphasizes compatibility with common Dymo label machines.
Mrs. F R Wulff business manager of the Richards Memorial Library received two awards at the Hill Country Area Library meeting held at the library. A citation was given by Mayor John Rudder and County Judge K C Pillington for Brady and McCulloch County and a book Texas Missions was dedicated to her for untiring library service. The event drew visitors from seven towns with remarks from local officials and a luncheon for attendees from Fredericksburg Junction Mason Menard Abilene Lohn and Doole. Authorities also reviewed a new by law set and a film The Time is Now. The next meeting will be in Junction.
A new math workshop for teachers of Grades 1 through 6 will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 in the South Ward auditorium. A consultant from Laidlow Co will assist teachers and answer questions. Grades 4-6 will be dismissed at 2:30 to attend. Grades 1-3 are normally dismissed at 2:30.
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