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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1955

Page

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Ag Prot Quits BHS To Take Bigger Job

John W. Holcomb resigns after 15 years as Brady High School vocational agriculture head to become Area 7 supervisor covering Brady and 88 other high schools. Effective Nov 1, he, his wife and two sons will move to Austin. Holcomb, a Texas A&M graduate with a master's degree, has been active in civic projects and was named vice president of the Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association. Brady Supt. Reynolds calls it an advancement for him.

John W. Holcomb Brady High School Area 7 Brady Concho County Mills County Williamson County Medina County Bobby Austin Holcomb Bosque County Texas A&m College Pioneer Eastland County C. A. Reynolds Texas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce

Pastor at Pear Valley to Receive Achievement Award

The Rev. Jack White of First Baptist Church Pear Valley is chosen for the 1955 Rural and Village Church Achievement Award by the Brady Baptist Association. He and Pear Valley's church receive scrolls and plaques, with statewide recognition at the Baptist General Convention of Texas in Houston October 25 27.

Jack White First Baptist Church Pear Valley Brady Baptist Association Baptist General Convention of Texas Houston Texas Baptist

Brady Banks Report Declining Deposits and Loans

Deposits in Brady's two banks total 6 578 585 down from 7 490 Ob as of Oct 5 loans and discounts stood at 2 104 943 a slight fall from 2 181 789 last October. Commercial National figures show deposits at 8 829 6385 in 1954 and 3 171 820 in 1955 with loans 1 358 343 and 1 284 577 respectively.

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Dynamite Stolen From Construction Shack After Blast

Explosives were stolen Sunday night from a Dodge road work shack of the Harry Campbell Construction Co. Three to five cases of dynamite 1500 feet of fuse and half a box of caps disappeared. A stick of dynamite exploded near 319 East Lockhart St damaging Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. windows. City Marshal Golden Jones warned of danger if stolen dynamite falls into wrong hands with no solid leads.

Golden Jones Harry Campbell Construction Co Dodge Road 17Th Street Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co East Lockhart St Jones

Austin Court Denies Barton Dutton Plea

The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin denied the motion for rehearing in the Barton Dutton case. Roy Barton and David Dutton from Brady were convicted of maiming a former Fort Hood soldier in Mills County on July 4, 1954, and sentenced to five years in the 26th District Court in Georgetown. They have remained free on bond during appeals.

Court of Criminal Appeals Austin Brady Fort Hood Mills County Roy Barton David Dutton 26Th District Court Georgetown

Homecoming Set At Rochelle Friday

Rochelle plans a Friday homecoming with a barbecue supper at 6 pm, presenting football sweetheart Linda Hagler at halftime. Linda, 16, senior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hagler, is head cheerleader, editor of the annual, and senior class president. the event features a game against Eden.

Eden Rochelle Linda Hagler Linda Jack Hagler

Local Team Photo Caption Names Roster In 1960s Layout

The clip lists players Dennis Langseth Billy McBee James Gentry Curtis Fowler Dan Crawford Mack Porter Jon Virdell Jack Porter and coach N M Curlee along with top row Jerry Dennis Jim Brown Mike Ridens Tommy Kidd Bill Banks and Arlis Eckert. Standard photo caption sequence reflects team and coach identifiers.

Jubilee Pageant Proposal For County Jubilee

Directors consider a three night pageant for the 100th county anniversary during the Jubilee next year. John B. Rogers Producing Company would write cast and scenery and promote the show with other Jubilee activities. A separate corporation may be formed to run the pageant to avoid losses.

Jim Harkrider John B. Rogers Jubilee Association G. R. White Charlie Bratton John Sorell Bill Jordan Walter Gray C. P. Rockwell Fred Hall Parker Pumphrey Dick Moseley Charlie Darley John Holcomb Bob Wilson Joe Ogden

Exam Sought For Shaver As New Trial Pends

Jimmy N. Shaver's three court appointed lawyers ask a further psychiatric exam. They want the sheriff to transport Shaver to Lackland Air Force Base for evaluation by base psychiatrists. The death row inmate awaits a Brady county new trial after the Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a redo due to juror prejudice and inflammatory pictures.

Jimmy N. Shaver San Antonio 35Th District Court M. C. Gonzales Ben Davis Geeslin Sam McCollum III Brady Bexar County Shaver Lackland Air Force Base Lackland Chere Jo Horton Court of Criminal Appeals A. O. Newman

Farm Bureau Kicks Off Annual Membership Drive

The McCulloch County Farm Bureau hosted a membership dinner Tuesday at Roman's Patio. Forty six people attended including committee members and spouses with Raymond Winkle of Llano County as principal speaker and E A Taylor of Melvin presiding. Memberships are being taken at 104 East Second Street.

McCulloch County Farm Bureau Roman Raymond Winkle Llano County Farm Bureau E. A. Taylor Melvin R. J. Buchanan San Angelo Farm Bureau District Farm Bureau East Second St

Friday and Weekend Local Events Spotlight

Friday brings Eden at Rochelle and Blanket at Melvin football games along with a 7 30 p m bingo party at the Country Club. Saturday features Lohn at Brookesmith football and Junior High Freshman night at the Country Club at 7 50 p m. Monday hosts Community Chest luncheon at Brady Hotel noon with Dr Willis Sutton speaking Brady High at 7 30 p m. Tuesdayjoint Rotary Lions meeting at El Patio to hear Dr Willis Sutton at noon.

Eden Rochelle Melvin Country Club Lohn Brookesmith Community Chest Brady Hotel Willis Sutton Brady High Rotary Lions el Patio

Jubilee Seeks Public Input for Centennial Pageant

The Jubilee invites ideas for a historical pageant during the county centennial year. An estimated 375 cast members are needed, with anticipated strong community turnout and wide support similar to the Jubilee parade last year. Send opinions to the Jubilee directors via the Chamber of Commerce or The Standard or contact them on the street or by telephone.

Chamber of Commerce Standard

Sunday Guests Visit in Menard for Week

Mr and Mrs Raylee Jordan and Gayla and Mrs E T Jordan visited Mrs Marion Whitley in Menard on a Sunday. Whitley remained for a week long visit.

Raylee Jordan Gayla E. T. Jordan Marion Whitley Menard

Parents invited to hear leading educator Monday

Parents of Brady school children are invited to hear Dr Willis A Sutton Monday night at 7 30 in Brady High School auditorium. Dr Sutton, former Atlanta superintendent and noted national educator, tours West Texas visiting Abilene Snyder Midland Coleman. He promotes student guidance and counseling with officers and leaders. event sponsored by schools and PTA units.

Brady School Willis A. Sutton Brady High School Dr. Sutton Atlanta West Texas Sutton Abilene Snyder Midland Coleman Brady Rotary Lions Clubs Roman el Patio PTA Supt. C. A. Reynolds

Mrs Jensen Resigns As Scenic Manager

Mrs Mae Jensen steps down as manager of the Scenic Drive-In Theatre in Brady Texas. Oscar Dietz of San Angelo is named Thursday to replace her and will move to Brady with his mother. Dietz is a 1942 Edgewood High School graduate who later attended University of Texas and San Angelo College. The Scenic is owned by R A Erickson and Mrs 0 M Kirkeby of Abilene who also operate the Crescent and Tower drive-ins. Mrs Jensen plans to move to El Campo to manage the Rice Drive-In Theatre for the Frels Circuit on the Texas Gulf coast.

Mae Jensen Oscar Dietz San Angelo

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Brady Junior High Elene Corder Charlotte Kay Kyzar Judy Samuelson Carlene Brown Bette Bowden Pat Rica Greaton Nancy Archer Baptists Commercial National Marshal Banner Austin Court Barton-Dutton Rochelle Hornets Eden Bulldogs Wayne Booher Jim Crawford Doyle Wooten Willie Myers Eugene Johnson John Lloyd Blauvelt Bob Barclay James Farm Bureau Seeks Mrs. Mae Jensen Jensen
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