Brady Bulldogs look to overcome Burnet in key district clash
Coach Jette says Brady must stop Burnet power offense as two starting guards Glasscock and Richter are doubtful with knee and shoulder injuries. Ira Routt may play despite a hyperextended knee, while Liverman Jordan or Lambes would fill in if needed. The teams have met 12 times with Brady owning eight wins and Burnet riding a five game win streak.
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Brady
Burnet
Jette
Glasscock
Richter
Ira Routt
Ira
Routt
San Saba
New Boat Shop Opens in Brady by Local Partners
Brady hosts a new business as Johnny L. Lewis and Gilbert Wheeler open an Evinrude boat dealership at 301 S. Bridge in the old Chevrolet garage. Lewis, Brady High grad and former BHS athlete, and Wheeler plan a grand opening and will sell boats, trailers, motors, and provide warranty service. They reside on Parkway Drive with families.
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Brady
Johnny L. Lewis
Gilbert Wheeler
Odessa
Chevrolet
S. Bridge
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted With Meetings Mentioned
A hospital column lists October admissions and November 6 discharges for numerous patients including Nellie Ann Simon Fredonia and Mrs Wulff. It notes a special Cox Cemetery Auxiliary meeting at 2 pm Sunday at the cemetery with weather contingency at Mrs Charles Beakley’s home. The piece adds a historical tidbit that the first known cigarette was created by an Aztec 480 years ago using a hollow reed.
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Cox Cemetery
Charles Beakley
McCulloch County native Steve Wilson expands business interests
The Chamber introduces the M and W Cabinet Shop at 306 South Blackburn next to the General Telephone Terminal. Steve Wilson and Richard Morgan run the shop. Steve, a McCulloch County native, is married to Lyn McMillan and they have four children. He also operates Steve Wilson Construction Co focusing on residential projects.
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South
Blackburn
General Telephone Terminal
Steve Wilson
Richard
Walter Wilson
Lyn McMillan
C. D. McMillan
Steve
Oper
Richard Morgan
Dorothy
Brady
San Angelo
Bible Baptist Church
Morgans
Terre Mfg
Wilson Construction
S. Blackburn
Social Security rules and SSI impact on earnings and assets
Discussion explains how trial work periods may allow continued benefits while testing work ability, and how SSI can be affected by rental income or home sale resources. It notes reporting requirements and possible eligibility changes, plus local notes on church, deer season, and community business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
SMU Professor Leads Bible Study in Brady
Dr. W. d. A. Power of Southern Methodist University will conduct a three-session Old Testament study November 19 and 20 at First United Methodist Church Brady. Sessions begin 10:30 a.m. Saturday with a noon luncheon, 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. lunch follow, and 9 a.m. Sunday session. He will also preach at the 10:30 a.m. Sunday service. All interested are welcome.
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W. d. A. Power
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
First United Methodist Church
Brady
Fellowship Hall
Church
Dr. Power
Airman Miller Shifts Duty To Ellsworth AFB
Senior Airman Juanita D. Miller arrives for duty at Ellsworth Air Force Base as a weather equipment specialist in the Air Force Communications Service. A Brady High School graduate of 1969, she previously served at Chanute AFB and studied at Angelo State University. Her husband Wayne is the son of Mrs. John E. Walker of Lawrenceburg Indiana.
Weekend Visits Across Texas Highlight Local Families
Melvin news notes numerous weekend visits and relatives gathering in towns from Baylor in Waco to Lake Jackson Eldorado and Karnes City. Members include Jan Jacobson, Mrs Middleton, the Cooks, Marshalls, Murray, Cauthen, Atkinson, and many others visiting relatives in Galveston?
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Melvin
Texas
Jan Jacobson
Baylor University
Waco
W. Y. Middleton
Arch Jacobson
Jack Bevers
Billy James
Clyess
Jackie
Lake Jackson
Raymon Cook
Floyd Marshall
Eldorado
Jimmy Marshall
San Antonio
Raymond Murray
Jimmy Murray
Christi
Perry-Castaneda Library Opens At UT Austin
The Perry Castaneda Library at the University of Texas in Austin opens as a major research facility with 500,673 gross square feet and seating for about 3,200. It houses 1.5 million volumes now and aims for 3.25 million volumes within 15 years as the third largest academic library building in the nation.
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Perry- Castaneda
Passing Parade Tales And Old Roosters Club Recall
The piece notes Cecil recalling the first gold football prize at the 1937 season end by the Old Roosters Club later renamed the Old Hound Dawgs. It also mentions Judge Jim C Langdon resigning from the Texas Railroad Commission after 14 years to join a Dallas Washington law firm. An anecdote describes a wash pot trade and its shifting value as antiques. The Rev Jon Lowry will speak at the Golden Age Group meeting with a noon covered dish luncheon.
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Jim C. Langdon
Texas Railroad Commission
Dallas
Washington
Jim
Charlie B. Oates
Abilene
Pre School Immunization Clinic Planned by Nurse
Mrs. Ruth Carson announces a free pre school immunization clinic at South Ward Elementary School auditorium on Wednesday November 16 from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3. DPT polio measles and rubella will be given and parents are urged to bring children to the clinic to prevent illness and stop spread.
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Ruth Carson
South Ward
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Carlos
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Heart of Texas
Hospital News
Nellie Ann Simon
Fredonia
Fred Wulff
Dollie Horton
Lonnie L. Peel
W. H. Bodenhamer
Ernest McMurry
W. W. Newman
Clay Kitchens
Menard
Run Ewing
Fay D. Stanley
Neil Gregerson
Jack Miniea
Rochelle
Donald Anderson, Hext
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Nona Bloomer
Willie A. Murrah
W.C. Latham, Sr
Predonia
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Randall Lehmberg
Mason
Monica Serbine
John B. Evans
Floyd Franke
Millersview
Joe Marler
Mise Lydia Torrey
Joe Stuteman, Clute
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H. D. Winters
Jim McPharland
J. A. Hanne
Carrie Heth
Anthony Jordan
Phillip Brent
Robert Horton and
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Las Cruces, N. Mex
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Farrah Dawn, Mason
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KR. L. Yarbrough
W. HH. Bodenhamer
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George Youngdale
Roy Wright
A. A. Turk
Willie R. Hernandes
Douglas Dendy
Nona Ann Bloomer
Dollie M. Horton
W. W. Harris
Lee Minica
Rochelle Elvira H. Sandoval
Annie Rushing
Richland Springs
Frank Banister
Parly Cigarette
Melodianne Mallow
Brady Band
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Ates
Steve Wilson Construction
Heart of Texas CB Club
Brady Burnet
Dr.w.j.a. Power
SMU Prof
S. D
Melvin News
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Jimmy Atkinson
Houston
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Bill Waldrep
Clara Wirts
Granbury
Tim Siler
David Siler
Timothy of
Karnes City
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W. QO. Adkins
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Henry Rhode
Lake Buchanan
Prentice Williams
van Court
Bill Siler
Eden
Linda Towery
Midland
Jackie Garner
Preston Donoho
Sherri
Brent
Aaron Bray
Sohn
Claud Terry
Bertie Sutton
Ovella
Ferris
Jackie Cauthen
Fern Seale
UT Austin
Austin
University of Texas
Cecil
Old Roosters
OI Hound Dawgs
Office
Selves
Vivian
Jon Lowry
First United Methodist
Brady Brady
Earl Finlay
Zachary
Thomas Turquoise
Sherry Ringer
School of Dance
Richard J. Lane
Carl R. Keith
Farm Bureau
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