Brady’s Bulldogs Enter Class AA Top 10 Poll
Brady's Bulldogs, coached by Paul Jette, climb to number 10 in Class AA after five unbeaten games. They enjoy a bye week as district play starts next week in Marble Falls. Bellville leads Class AA, with Elgin Rockdale Cameron Yoe also in the top 20.
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Brady
Bulldogs
John Harris
Paul Jette
Marble Falls
Harris
Bellville
Elgin
Rockdale
Cameron
Key Club Seeks 100 Blood Donors Tuesday Drive
Key Club sponsors a Bloodmobile visit in McCulloch County on Tuesday October 11 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Fourth and Bridge Street Church of Christ. The drive aims to recruit 100 donors from high school students and local residents, with employers urged to grant donation breaks.
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Key Club
McCulloch County
Fourth and Bridge Street Church of Christ
Ira Bray 81 Stockman Dies in Brady After Short Illness
Ira Bray 81 longtime Waldrip resident died at 6 50 am Tuesday at his Brady home after a brief illness. Services were held at 10 am Thursday at Wilkerson Funeral Home Northside Chapel with Rev. Ray Ash officiating. Burial was in Marion Cemetery. Born January 10 1896 in Waldrip he lived there many years as a stock farmer. He moved to Rockwood in 1954 then to Brady two years ago. Survived by two sons I D Bray Jr of Silver City NM and Wayne W Bray of Rockwood two sisters Mrs Ethel Robertson of Brownwood and Mrs Lela Brock of Brady a brother Aaron Bray of Brady four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Ira Bray
Waldrip
Brady
Wilkerson Funeral
Northside Chapel
Ray Ash
First Baptist Church
Marion Cemetery
Bray
Rockwood
Lola
I. D. Bray, Jr
Silver City
N. Mex
Wayne W. Bray
Ethel Robertson
Brownwood
Lela Brock
Aaron Bray
Brady Gas Co seeks 32 percent rate hike from city
Brady Texas Municipal Gas Corp asks City Council for a 32 percent rise in residential and business rates from 2.00 to 2.65 per thousand cubic feet and a 13.5 percent jump for industrial-commercial customers to 2.27. Mayor Neal says solvency requirements justify the increase. no action was taken.
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Brady
Billy Jack Neal
The Passing Panade On The Alaska Travel Tour
The narrator details a travel start from San Antonio to Los Angeles via American Airlines and the meeting with Jack and Helen Greene in Westminster. They tour the Los Angeles complex, learn Alaska history, and visit the Greene family including Johnny, Aileen, Jerry Adams, and grandchildren. Traveling party plans continue after a restful night.
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TravAlaska
San Antonio
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Jack
Helen Greene
Westminster
Alaska
Greenes
Johnny
Aileen
Jerry Adams
Brady Teen Jury plan gains ground in municipal court
Brady plans a Teen Jury program in its municipal court as officials promote juvenile rehabilitation. Judge Floyd Crowe attended a conference with Texas Tech law professors who showed interest, while Juvenile Officer Norban Taylor and local clubs support informing the public and school boards about the program.
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Brady Police Department
Norban Taylor
Pat Estes
Floyd Crowe
Brady
Texas Tech
Crowe
Taylor
Rotary
Kiwanis
Key Club
Lions Club
Brady High School
Brady School Board
Barnhills Active in Brady Community Service
The Barnhills, both Methodists, have long engaged in church work and civic groups. Barnhill is active in Lions Club United Fund drives and fraternal organizations. Mrs. Barnhill teaches eighth grade language arts for the Brady Independent School District. They look forward to serving Brady and meeting residents.
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Barnhill
Marjorie
Baird and
Breckenridge
Lions Club
United Fund Drives
Odd Fellows, Elks
Brady Independent School District
Bank names Robert M. Barnhill as senior vice president
Joint Directors of Commercial National Bank announce Barnhill to the staff of officers and board of directors. Barnhill, a Baird Texas native, formerly served 12 years at First National Bank in Baird and three and a half years as vice president and cashier at a Breckenridge bank. He studied at Cisco Junior College and Hardin-Simmons University.
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The
Commercial National Bank
Robert M. Barnhill
Barnhill
Baird
Tex
First National Bank
Breckenridge
Cisco Junior College
Hardin-Simmons University
City Eyes Volunteer Pension Program And Local Projects
The city council tentatively approves a state pension plan for 17 volunteer firefighters at 12 dollars per month each, with a final decision pending more details. They also authorize a United Way street dance on October 15 to benefit the drive, plan a joint root clearing project with the Soil Conservation Service at Brady Lake dam costing 175 dollars, and discuss a water line and 25 meters on land owned by Frank Corder near the POW Camp road. Corder notes a potential boys ranch may be welcomed in Brady and could be pursued with the council.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Brady Lake Dam
Frank Corder
Pow Camp
Corder
Brady
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Chevyl Fairchild
Lee Keeling
Club
DeBord
Stockman
Neal
Brady, Texas, Municipal Gas Corp
Leo Oates
Oates
Richard Dumas
Brady Bulldogs
Jim King
Higginbotham Lumber Co
Jesse Robles
Sherrie Favor
Calvin Nobles
Janie Zamora
Kathy Anderson
Rusty
L. B. Smith
Municipal Court of
Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
Southern Methodist
American Bankers Institute
Arts
Barnhills
Bill Brown
Jerome Wilkerson
United Way
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