Fisher Alabama Solon Arrive in Moscow on Visit
U S congressmen Reps Laurie Battle D Ala and C Clark Fisher D Tex arrived in Moscow unofficially to see the country. They flew in with a British delegation from Prague and said they will tour as much of the USSR as possible. They plan no interviews with premier Malenkov or other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher, Alabama
Solon
Moscow
U. S
Laurie Battle
D-Ala
C. Clark Fisher
Dtex
San Angelo
Battle
Prague
Red China
Pye
Russia
Fisher
Malenkov
Four Brady Building Permits Total $9700
Four Brady building permits issued in September totaled 9700 dollars. Wall Construction Co. gets a five room frame house at 1921 South Cypress Street for 7200. Mrs J W Carr adds a one room addition at 901 Bleecker Street for 1000. Hattie Williams moves a three room house to 700 East Second Street for 500. J B Casey moves and repairs a four room house at 500 East 11th Street for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Wall Construction Co
South Cypress St
J. W. Carr
Bleecker St
Hattie Williams
East Second St
J. B. Casey
East 11Th St
Brady-Lake View Tilt Friday Tossup
Friday night in San Angelo features a tight Brady Bulldogs versus Lake View Chiefs game. Coaches warn of tough competition while fans split on a winner and both teams tout strong backfield speed. Brady enters with three wins and one loss, Lake View at 50 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
San Angelo
Brady
Bulldogs
Chiefs
Chuck York
Llano
Abilenes
Hamilton
Andrews
San Saba
Cisco
del Rio
York
Boys to Weigh Stock In Feeding Program
Brady Chamber of Commerce oversees the 1954-55 feeding program for McCulloch County FFA and 4-H boys. Weighing Saturday covers Lohn Melvin Brady Rochelle with market values set by H D Griffith of the Heart of Texas Commission. Participants enter calves or lambs, keep cost records, sell at a commercial market, and compete for prizes. winners tour in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Chamber of Commerce
McCulloch County Ffa
Lohn
Luhn Gin
H. D. Griffith
The
Heart of Texas Commission Co
Dc’s Livestock Committee
John Holcomb
Meat Inspection Law Favored By Brady Officials
Brady city officials approved considering a meat inspection law to curb diseased meat sales. Health Officer Dr. G F F Ricks and Sanitarian Scott King urged inspection of animals on the hoof and after slaughter. Council to review similar ordinances from other cities.
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Brady
G. FF. Ricks
Scott King
Ricks
W. P. Jones
Pecan Trees blamed for honeydew bleed in Brady
County Agent Casenbary blames aphids for sticky honeydew dripping from pecan trees in Brady. Cars and sidewalks get speckled. aphids vary in color from green to black. A 12 percent BHC spray shows mixed results, with natural fall and spring bleeding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Casenbary
Brady
Casenbary
Jordan Malmstrom Named to SCD Posts
Bill Jordan of Voca was elected Zone 1 supervisor for the San Saba Brady Soil Conservation District. He succeeds E O Henderson who did not seek re election. In Melvin Edsel Malmstrom was re elected as Zone 1 supervisor in the Concho Soil Conservation District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jordan
Voca
San Saba-Brady
E. 0. Henderson
Henderson
SCD
Melvin
Concho
Edsel Malmstrom
Bishop's Nephew To Speak Here at Episcopal Meeting
The Rev. Gordon Charlton Jr. nephew of Bishop Everett H. Jones will headline the fall tour of Episcopal dinner meetings promoting stewardship in West Texas. Tour routes Corpus Christi October 17, Brady October 26, ending in Lockhart October 22 with local Episcopal participants invited. Charlton recently served in Fairbanks Alaska and works with Overseas Mission personnel in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Chariton, Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
All Saints’ Church
Corpus Christi
Lockhart
Brady
Charlton
Everett H. Jones
St. Matthew's Church
Fairbanks
Alaska
San Antonio
Overseas Department
The
National Council, Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Jones
Department of Promotion
Bertram Parker
Bradyites Join Texas Air Tour Oct. 15 in Brady
Four Brady residents join the sixth annual All Texas Air Tour as fliers land at Curtis Field Brady on Friday morning Oct. 15. The group flies with Cecil Striegler T F Ereckson and Joe Ogden to Kerrville Laredo and Brownsville ending Oct. 16. The tour starts Oct. 9 in Temple and visits Galveston Shre t Mineral Wells Carlsbad N M San Angelo Brownwood and Brady. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at 10 a m. The International leg begins Oct. 17 in Brownsville and continues to Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Brownwood
Brady
Curtis Field
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Brownsville
Mexico City
Mrs Roy May Attends National Family Life Conference
Mrs. Roy H. May wife of the First Methodist pastor left for Cleveland Ohio to attend the National Family Life Conference of the Methodist Church. She travels with Mrs Elton Mims Mrs Eugene Harris and Mrs Seaborn Riker from the San Angelo district via St Louis and expects to return mid next week by a route through Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. May
First Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
May
Elton Mims
Water Valley
Eugene Harris
San Angelo
Seaborn Riker
Mason Methodist Church
St. Louis
Kentucky
Tennessee
Marines Meet Sunday in Hill Country Reserve Drill
The Hill Country Marine Reserve Platoon will drill Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Brady High School practice football field. Lt. Alfred Broad urges anyone interested in observing the drill to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Marine Reserve
Brady High School
Alfred Broad
Church to Observe Second Anniversary at Rites Sunday
The First Christian Church of Brady marks its second anniversary with morning worship and songs old and new. Mrs. Herbert Beavers of Fort Worth visits, honoring Rev. W. C. Dimmitt, organizer in 1882. County Judge Deans honors charter members. Wayne Spiller presents a church history. Lunch follows in Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Brady
Herbert Beavers
Fort Worth
W. C. Dimmitt
W. M. Deans
Wayne Spiller
Fellowship Hall
Dimmitt A
Sherman
Brady Post Office
John G. Wallenburg
Emmett
Buddy” Johnson
First Baptist Church
W. LeRay Fowler
Reynolds in Austin Sunday and Monday
Brady School Supt. C A Reynolds will be in Austin Sunday and Monday for a conference of the Texas Association of School Administrators. He serves on the association planning committee for 1955 one week work conferences for educators sponsored by the University of Texas. He will also attend a budget committee meeting for the Texas State Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
C. A. Reynolds
Austin
Texas Association of School Administrators
Association
University of Texas
Reynolds
Texas State Teachers Association
City Brady Finalizes Site for Negro Park
Brady purchased 36 lots in southeast Brady for a seven acre Negro park one block south of Dunbar School. City Council approved the deal after an option by a Chamber of Commerce committee, paying $2000 to R M Hall. Names for the park were discussed but not decided, with two longtime local residents among the suggestions.
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City of
Brady
R. M. Hall
Grove
Oakdale Addition
Chamber of Commerce
Public enters open Brady Standard football contest
The Standard invites all readers except staff to enter its weekly football contest. Turn to page 6 for the official entry blank and include the Brady-Lake View score. Entries must be submitted by 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q
Brady-Lake View
Rural Directory On Sale Monday
The McCulloch County Rural Directory priced at 1 includes 60 pages listing farmers and ranchers with mailing addresses telephone numbers and main operations. A farm unit map guides buyers and the four FFA chapters Brady Lohn Rochelle and Melvin will sell copies at local outlets and banks and the Brady Standard office.
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McCulloch County
Brady High School
FFA
Brady, Lohn, Rochelle
Melvin
Bell
Yates and family guests in Big Spring home
Wayland Yates city editor of the Big Spring Daily Herald and his wife stayed overnight with Dr. and Mrs. Collins along with their small son Kent. Mrs. Yates is Collins’s niece. Jesse Yates of Brady celebrate birth of a son at Brady Hospital Wednesday.
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Big Spring
Wayland Yates
Kent
Posey Collins
Yates
Jesse Yates
Brady
Brady Hospital
Brady B&PW Week Highlights Best Clerk Event and Activities
Brady Business and Professional Women's Club joins 8,583 Texas members and 165,000 nationwide for National B&PW Week October 10 through 16. The week features Sunday church, a Helen Ferguson talk over KNEL, a TV tower visit, a Scenic Drive-In outing, and dinner at El Patio with an award for September’s most courteous salesperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&pw
Brady
Brady’s Business and Professional Women’s Club
Texas
U. S
Brady Women
Trinity Methodist Church
Helen Ferguson
Texas Federation of B&pw
KNEL
John Threadgill
Television
Mae Jensen
el Patio
Brady Club
Rownwood B&pw
Marie McCutcheon
Brady School Class Sizes Well Within State Limits
Brady schools report average class sizes near 27 to 28 in lower grades while high school classes average under 30. North Ward second grade has the largest class at 34. total enrollment stands at 1,235 as of Oct. 4, up from opening day and last year. New sewing machines and student desks were approved for departments.
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Brady
Texas Education Agency
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
Reynolds
North Ward
Dunbar
A&M Students To Train at Brady High School
Brady High School’s vocational agriculture department is again a Texas A&M training center. Two A&M student VA teachers, Edgar L. Edmiston and Jim B. Box, will begin two weeks of work October 18, with more students planned for next spring. A&M’s FE V Walton notes about 30 high schools participate annually from over 1,000 eligible schools, chosen for FFA, facilities, and adult farmer programs. John Holcomb leads BHS VA instruction and is praised as an outstanding, highly qualified trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Agriculture Department
Brady High School
Texas A&m College
A&m
Edgar L. Edmiston
Jimm B. Box
Brady High
FE. V. Walton
Agriculture Education Department
Attennet
FFA
John Holcomb
BHS
Walton
Belton Funeral Services For H. W. Jackson Pioneer Resident
Rev and Mrs Roy H May attended the funeral for H W Jackson a pioneer Belton resident who died Saturday. Jackson was father of Mrs Chris Nelson Jr and Nelson is a brother of Mrs May.
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Belton
Roy H. May
H. W. Jackson
Jackson
Chris Nelson
Nelson
May
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R. D. Owens
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Amassador Chamnes
Rohlen
Washington
Paris
A. m
Sutton-Turner
Santa Fe
Rochelle
Charlie White Ranch
Sheffield
Townsend
Windrow Co
City Recorder
APHIS
Jordan
Malmstrom
Episcopal
Roy May
Dora Ryan
City Boys
Rural Directory
South Brady
Abilene B&pw Club
Community Chest
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
March of Dimes
Civil Defense Organization
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