Ex Brady SCS Engineer Promoted to Deputy State Conservationist
Clyde W. Graham of Temple a former Prady resident and agr engineering graduate of Texas A&M University promoted to Deputy State Conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service. He led Deep Creek and Brady Creek watershed work and later served as Assistant State Conservationist (Watersheds) before the promotion.
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Clyde W. Graham
Temple
Prady
The
Soil Conservation Service
Graham
McCulloch County
Brady Creek
Rockefeller
Harvard University
Centex Telephone Annual Meeting Set in Goldthwaite
The 11th annual Central Texas Telephone Co operative meeting will be held October 6 at the American Legion Hall in Goldthwaite. Registration begins at 1 PM with the meeting at 2 PM. Prizes include $190 in cash, twenty $5 prizes, sixteen long distance calls, and thirty-five merchandise prizes from local merchants.
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Central Texas Telephone Cooperative
American Lewion Hall
Goldthwaite
Continental
United States
American Legion Post of
Volunteers Sought for Brady Bloodmobile Visit
The Brady bloodmobile program seeks volunteers including typists bottle labelers and a local chairman. Call Mrs Gladys Salter to help October 23 in Brady donors and workers urged to plan for the visit.
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Brady
Gladys Salter
Brady Band Boosters Call Important Meeting
Brady Band Boosters announce a vital meeting Monday at 7 20 p m in the band hall. All members are urged to attend to discuss current plans and activities.
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Brady Band
Felt Hat Days Debuts During Brady Football Weekend
Mayor John Rudder proclaims Friday and Saturday Felt Hat Days in Brady. Citizens are urged to swap faded straw for new felt hats as fall and the football season begin. Local merchants John’s Boot and Western Store Wilensky Huffman Lintz’s Samuel’s and Penney’s participate. Brady hosts Coleman Friday night.
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John Rudder
Brady
John’s Boot and Western Store
Wilensky-Huffman
Lintz’s
Samuel's
Penney’s
Coleman
Districts Vote On Supervisors Oct 6 in Texas
Zone 1 residents of San Saba Frady and Concho Soil Conservation Districts cast ballots Oct 6 for five year soil conservation board seats. Voters include landowners 21 and older and wives with stake in district, with polling at Melvin Community Center and McCulloch Co op.
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Lovell Kuykendall
San Saba-Frady
Concho
McDutloch County
Brady Creek
Whiteland Road
P. Tt. Miller
Route 1
Brady
Concho Sail Conservation District
Melvin
Eden
Edsel Malmotrom
Soil Conservation Board
Texa s Exe s Bus to Austin Loaded
President Stanley Wallace of the McCulloch County ex students association announced a chartered Texe-Army football game bus to Austin will leave Saturday night from Brady High School. The bus is loaded and many had been turned away Wednesday. Kickoff in the Southwest Conference is 7 39.
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Stanley Wallace
McCulloch County TV
Scout Troop 402 Opens Vacancies at First Methodist Church
Scout Troop 402 sponsored by First Methodist Church has openings for about 10 boys. New members must be at least 11 years old. Scoutmaster F. D. Martin can be contacted by interested boys.
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First Methodist Church
F. D. Martin
Contributions Sought for McCulloch County Animal Control
McCulloch County landowners show interest in the Predatory Animal Control program. Contributions are 2c per acre with a $5 minimum, payable at Brady National or Commercial National Bank or to Claire Whitesell. Local donors include J A Clevenger Brady Bros Jesse Jacoby and others. Commissioners Court supports prorated county-wide cost with federal funding covering the balance.
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McCulloch County
Claire Whitesell
McCulloch
J. A. Clevenger
Brady Bros
Jesse Jacoby
John Bledsoe
Red Simpson
Dallas Miller
M D. Rice
C. H. Coggin
G. M Yates
Jewell Owens
Conley Purcell
J. R. Keyser
Clifford Montgomery
Bill Sanders
Jym Mitchell
Emmett Damron
J Rockett Hall
W. N. White & Co
M. J
McCulloch County ASC Committees Elected for 1965
McCulloch County ASC re elected Pen W Hodges Earl L Dahlberg and Dana R Henderson to the County ASC Committee for 1965. John Shurtleff, manager at Brady office, notes Hodges as chairman with a decade on the committee Dahlberg seven years and Henderson four and a half. Stanley Moore and David W Dahlberg were chosen as first and second alternates. Community committee members include D H Milburn chairman Quinton Lyckman Gaston R Moore Zane P Carroll chairman Robert Bratton R B Smith Wesley Bratton chairman H W Kruckemeyer and Lockett Bryson. Milburn Moore and Carroll return from last year’s group.
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Pen W. Hodges
Earl L. Dahlberg
Dana RB. Henderson
ASC
John Shurtleff
McCulloch Asc
Brady Hodges
Dahlberg
Henderson
Stanley Moore
David W Dahlberg
D. H. Milburn
Quinton Lyckman
Gaston R. Moore
Zane P. Carroll
Robert Bratton
R. B Smith
Wesley Bratton
H. W. Kruckemeyer
Lockett Bryson
Milburn
Moore
Carroll
Albert Saunders Retired Farmer Dies at 76
Albert Saunders 76 of Rt 1 Brady died Tuesday September 29 at 10 am in the State Hospital San Antonio. Born January 24 1888 in Hays County he was a Baptist and formerly of the Fife community. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm Wilkerson Chapel burial Fife Cemetery. Survivors include seven sons Aubrey A V of San Angelo Guy of Abilene Billy Max of Fort Bustes Virginia Spc 5th Albert and Carl addresses unknown. three daughters Lois Keesee Wanda Phillips Brownwood Merle Knowlton Mooresville Ind. one sister Annie Whistenant Ruda. 15 grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Albert Saunders
Rt 1
Brady
State Hospital
San Antonio
Fife
Mr. Saunders
Hays County
Wilkerson Chapel
Fife Cemetery
Aubrey
A. V
San Angelo
Guy
Abilene
Spc
Billy Max
Fort Bustes
Todd Visit Heads South For Weekend Plans
Mr and Mrs Earl Todd travel to San Antonio for business with Mrs Glen Kittle accompanying to Houston where she will stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Doyle Todd. Mr Kittle will spend the weekend in Houston.
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San Antonio
Houston
Earl Todd
Glen Kittle
Lamb-O-Rama Demonstrates Economical Lamb Cuts in McCulloch County
McCulloch County held its first Lamb-O-Rama at Plateau Restaurant with Frank Orts of Texas A&M showcasing economical lamb cuts from crown roast to lamburger. Mrs. Vyvien Duncan displayed the cuts while audience samples affirmed lamb as delicious when prepared properly. County Agent Kuykendall and Mrs. Cole of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association highlighted the group’s work, pelts sales, and support for wool and mohair promotion, with door prizes and thanks to helpers. Duncan urged teaching children to eat lamb to boost the local sheep and goat industry.
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McCulloch County
Plateau
Frank Orts
A&m University
Orts
Vyvien Duncan
Mrs. Duncan
TSGRA
Tsgra Fund
Texas
Cole
American Medical Association
Eldorado Woolens, Inc
Kuykendall
David Reed
David Bratton
Don Neal
Rochelle
Duncan
Richard Bratton
Wayne Rawlings
Bill Huffman
John Bratton
Otts
Ed Davenport
Oveta Hartman
Llano
Fred Wulff, Jr
George Harris
Ed Spiller
Bert Harrison
M. N. Willliamson
Miers Johnson
Lockett Bryson
B. Woodard
L. O. Marshall
Lucille Bean
Kuykendall and
Bulldogs Face Strong Opponent In Friday Clash At Balidee
The Brady Bulldogs travel to Balidee Stadium Friday at 7 p m to meet the Coleman Bearcats in a Class AAA contest. Owens notes Ballinger, Anson, and Sweetwater have challenged the Bulldog defense, as Ballinger won 7 6 and Anson also edged Brady in scrimmage. 282 rushing yards and 76 passing yards highlighted Brady’s offense last week with standout runs by Davey Cornelius and Harold Anderson. Half time will feature the crowning of football queen Nancy Gibson.
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Coleman Binecats
K Y. Owens
Balidee Stadium
P. m
Anson
Bulldogs
Bluecats
Sweetwater Mustangs
Lampasas Badgers
Owens
Davey Cornelius
Harold Anderson
Jimmy Rodrigue
Reeves
Schill
Ropers
Marion Lewis
Rodrigue
Friar
Nancy Gibson
Howard Gibson
Emergency Feed Program Opens for McCulloch County Stockmen
McCulloch County is designated an emergency area, making livestock owners eligible for the emergency Livestock Feed Program. Applicants may buy CCC grain sorghum at the ASC office after committee approval. Prices match last winter at 9.06 per cwt for secondary livestock and 1,645 per cwt for primary stock.
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McCulloch County
ASC
CCC
John Shurtleff
Theeasc
ASCS
Shurtleff
Time Changes Noted in Posting Week End Mail
Brady post office will accept mail after 4 pm Saturday and after 12 noon Sunday in front drop boxes. Menard mail truck will pick up that afternoon. Mail may still be mailed at the post office Saturdays and after 12 noon Sunday but will not depart until the next day.
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Brady
Menard
Barry Francks
Mra Francks
Brady High Picks Nancy Gibson Football Sweetheart 1964
Brady High School senior Nancy Gibson was chosen Football Sweetheart for 1964 by the team on Tuesday. A cheerleader and historian of the Future Teachers Association, she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gibson and will be presented at halftime of the Brady Coleman game Friday night.
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Nancy Gibson
Brady High School
Nancy
Future Teachers Association
Howard Gibson
Diverted Acres May Be Grazed In McCulloch
McCulloch County farmers approved by the Secretary of Agriculture to graze diverted acres under the 1964 feed grain and wheat diversion programs. The change extends grazing eligibility to a later date than originally set, shifting from November 1 to a new schedule.
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McCulloch
McCulloch County
Secretary of Agriculture
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