Friendly Cup Program at Deaton Home by Brady Tuesday Club
The Brady Tuesday Club held its November 14 meeting at Mrs. H. M. Deaton’s home with 20 members present. Mrs. Deaton spoke on New Fashions in Serving stressing using what you have, repurposing old keepsakes as conversation pieces or serving pieces, and practical outdoor warming with chafing dishes. Mrs. A. W. Hinchman spoke on New Fashions in Eating suggesting breakfast varied menus including soup and sandwich, grilled hamburgers, and other noonday ideas.
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Brady Tuesday Club
H. M. Deaton
A. W. Hinchman
Eatang
Peace Corps Exams Set for San Angelo and Brady
Examinations for Peace Corps applicants in this area will take place in San Angelo at 8:30 a m on November 28 29 in Room 324 of the Federal Building. Brady Postmaster Mrs Barry Franks was notified this week.
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Peace Corps
San Angelo
Federal Building
Brady
Barry Franks
Open House at Mrs Farlow Ohlhausen Home
Open house held at 500 East 10th Street in Brady on Sunday for Mrs Farlow Ohlhausen’s daughter Mrs Hugh Walden and Mr Walden of Dun, with relatives and friends visiting include Charlie and Kathryn Grosvenor Ohlhausen, Charles Ray Ohlhausen, Joe Hallaway, Gary Comer, Chartle Strong, Henry Strong, Cherry Nobles, Ousta Chew, Rex Lewis, and Joe Tinney.
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Farlow Ohlhausen
East 10Th Street
Hugh Walden
Walden
Duncan
Okla
Charlie Ohlhausen
Kathryn
Grosvenor
Charles Ray Ohlhausen
Stephenville
Joe Hallaway
Gary Comer
Mason
Chartle Strong
Voca
Henry Strong
Cherry Nobles
Ousta Chew
Rex Lewis
Joe Tinney
Brady
Thanksgiving Story Told to 4-H Club
The Melvin 4-H Club met at the Melvin School on Nov. 8. They sang God Bless America and recited the 4-H pledge. Mrs. Wilbert Flemming explained Thanksgiving and read a poem while Mrs. Billy Ray Taliaferro demonstrated centerpieces for Christmas and Thanksgiving. Soda pops were served to club members.
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Melvin
Melvin School
Wilbert Flemming
Billy Ray Taliaferro
Kathy Flemming
Josie Sandoval
Linda Malmstrom
Gayle Taliaferro
Susie Huntington
Sandra Marshall
Bobbie Jean Copeland
Janie Cantu
Brady 4-H Boys Elect Officers for 61 62 Season
Brady 4-H Boys met November 9 at 3 30 at the Scout House to elect officers for the Wildlife demonstration year. President Terry Carter, vice president Barry Myrick, secretary Steve Wilson, reporter Fred Huffman, led by Mrs. Billie Johnson. Next meeting set for November 16 at 3 30.
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Billie Johnson
Terry Carter
Barry Myrick
Steve Wilson
Fred Huffman
Soup service shifts to living room cups
Mrs Hinchman proposed new uses for household items including an ice bucket spoon holder iced tea glasses and gravy boats at a club meeting. Mrs Richard Moseley presided with Mrs Hubert Gill giving the collect. Co-hostesses with Mrs Deaton were Mrs John Jones and Mrs Barry Francks.
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Hinchman
Richard Moseley
Hubert Gillbreath
Deaton
Mmes
John Jones
Barry Francks
Dunbar Steers Sweep Colorado City In Monday Victory
Undefeated Dunbar cagers extended their win streak to three by defeating Colorado City 69 to 42. Carl Routt led with 24 points, and the B team and Steerettes won their games 36-29 and 37-21 respectively. Steers and Steerettes now sport new coaches Robert Bradshaw and Precious Hervey. Mary Welch topped the Steerettes with 16 points. Thursday night they travel to Ballinger.
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Dunbar Steers
Colorado City Wildcats
Colorado City
Dunbar Cagers
Steerettes
Steers
Carl Routt
Charlie Reed
Nat Harris
Johnnie Reed
Charlie Brown
Dunbar
Harold Williams
Raymond Crawford
Alfred Reed
Elizia Williams
Steeerttes
Colorado City Girls
Mary Welch
Birdia Williams
Beverly Harris
Bertha Lott
Robert Bradshaw
Pointer dies at 80 in Kerrville funeral set
Ira Curtis Pointer 80 of 904 South Pine Brady died at 6 30 p m Tuesday in a Kerrville hospital. He was born April 20 1881 and lived in McCulloch County all his life a stock farmer. Funeral was at Wilkerson Chapel with burial at Cox Cemetery survivors include wife Effie Loraine Penn Pointer three sons Curtis Kerrville J D Odessa Sidney J Lelia Lake two daughters Lorene Cawyer Brady and Mrs Charles A Quist San Antonio nine grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and a brother O V Pointer Brownwood.
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Ira Curtis Pointer
South Pine
Brady
Kerrville
McCulloch
Kerrville Hospital
Pointer
Effie Loraine Penn
Harry Bamberger
First Methodist Church
Wilkerson Chapel
Cox Cemetery
Curtis Pointer
J. D. Pointer
Odessa
Sidney J. Pointer
Lelia Lake
Tex
Lorene Cawyer
Charles A. Quist
San Antonio
O. V. Pointer
Brownwood
Brady pastors and layman named to Texas Baptist boards
The Rev J J Jordan pastor of First Baptist Brady and Leycester Moore Brady Baptist layman were elected to Baptist General Convention of Texas boards in Austin. Moore was re elected to the board of trustees for Howard Payne College Browood one of eight convention colleges. Jordan was elected to the Executive Board. The 192 member board includes pastors laymen and women from across the state and meets four times yearly.
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J. J. Jordan
First Baptist Church of
Brady
Leycester Moore
Brady Baptist
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Austin
Moore
Howard Payne’ College
Browwood
Texas Convention
Mr. Jordan
Brady at Fredericksburg Sets Gate Record
The Brady at Fredericksburg game last week drew 3089.75 for a non playoff record. Lake View game receipts reached 2998.06, surpassing last year’s Llano record 2755.50. The best home game was Mason at 2137.75. The schools split receipts after officials fees, with Brady’s share at 1469.36.
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Brady
Lake View
Llano
Bulldogs
Mason
C. A. Reynolds
Fredericksburg
Brady Rochelle Students Honored At McMurry College
Rochelle and Brady students were initiated into Alpha Chi at McMurry College. Reynolds Carlson of Brady is slated as vice president of the college honor group and leads as senior chemistry major. Rebecca Hare of Rochelle is a junior history major active in Alpha Pi Alpha and campus publications.
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Reynold Carlson
Novice Carlson
300 South College
Brady
Rebecca Hare
Charles Hare
Rochelle
Alpha Chi
McMurry College
Carlson
McMurry
Chi Omicron
Miss Hare
Alpha Pi Alpha
Totem
Galleon
Barsch Earns Who's Who in American Colleges Honor
Billie Burch from Brady and Herdin-Simmons University is named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for 1961-62. Nominations came from HSU faculty and student leaders. Barsch, a Bible major and history minor, led the junior class and serves as Enlistment Chairman and youth minister at Midkiff Baptist Church.
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Billie Burch
Herdin-Simmons University
Brady
HSU
Midkiff Baptist Church
Midkiff
Otto Barsch
Route 1
Dorsett Funeral Rites Held. Survivors Listed
Mrs. Dorsett laid to rest in Greenileaf Cemetery Brownwood with services reported. She had lived with her daughter in Brady for years and is survived by three daughters in Dallas and Brady and three sons in Austin Durango and Lubbock.
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Greenileaf
Brownwood
Dorsett
Brady
A. C. Floyd
Sarah
Tymer
Roy Burks
Dallas
John R
Austin
Alton
Durango
Colo
Ralph Dorsett
Lubbock
Brady FFA Team Heads to San Marcos Area VII Contest
The Brady FFA chapter will compete Saturday at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos for the Area VII contest. The district champion team includes Gary Maricle and Jerry Mc.
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Brady Ffa
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State College
San Saba
Gary Maricle
Jerry Mc
Brady Team to Compete with FFA Advisors Nearby
Brady team will compete at 1 p.m. in the district event. FFA Advisors EB Ross and Bil Coleman will accompany the Brady team as they participate alongside other local squads.
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Zora’s Beauty Shop
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