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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
5
Notes from a local resident celebrate Brady High School football and the Brady Bulldog Band while urging better sportsmanship from younger fans. The piece also commends community efforts like city beautification, trash-can placements, and rose gardens, and mentions fishing hobbyists, local families, and a humorous pudding mix up.
Mrs. Ed Davenport addressed Rochelle 4-H members on essay requirements for the Youth Tour Contest and entry steps. Guy T. Wood shared his Washington trip, with slides shown by Davenport. Mark Moseley was named recreation leader as 28 youths and seven adults attended.
A tumultuous session at Orrick court sees tensions flare as the riot disrupts testimony. Prosecutors request order while defense counsel argues for fair proceedings and safety for all participants.
The Sorosis Club met at Richards Memorial Library to discuss political systems including the current Electoral College method, the District Method, the Proportional Method, and Direct Popular Vote. Members highlighted influential women in politics and education, with talks by Mrs. J E Williams and Mrs. B H Ivy, and reflections on future Federation roles and the Heml fair of 1968.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church marked 25 years with a covered dish supper in the church fellowship hall. Rev. Lamar Leifeste led the program as Mrs. B. A. Hallam wore a 25 year vintage dress and recalled the 1940 formation of WSCS and Wesleyan Guild.
The Damroche Music Club held a panel in Richards Memorial Library on the Austin Symphony's formation in 1936. Panelists included Mrs. B. Simpson and Mmes. J. P. Jacks, Walter Morrow, Noble Johnson. The group reviewed annual funding, the Coliseum seating 4491, and eight regular plus four student programs.
Little Patricia Solis was honored with a party for her fifth birthday at home hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Solis Jr Guests included Rudy Aguirre Irene and Anna Berrea Gilbert Cortez Diane and Sandra Cortez Casimero Solis Domingo Perez Jr Sandra Rubio Mary and Lind Villareal and Frances and Freddie Ruiz Mothers present were Mrs Lorenzo Rubio Joe Aoutrre Tony Cortez Domingo Cortez Domingo Perez David Barrera and Fred Solis Grandparents Mr and Mrs Antonio Perez aunt Irma Perez and cousin Romelia Alvarado all of Menard
Mrs Richard Moseley chair man of the Community Improvement Program outlines goals to Rochelle Men s Club and calls for cooperation to tackle local problems. A Saturday meeting at the Center will kick off area improvement planning with citizens attending. Mrs Pat Ryan travels from Dallas to Seattle to visit her son Vernon Ryan and wife.
Donna Howe of Brady has been named a member of the Kappa Chi women’s social club at Abilene Christian College. A 1964 Brady High School graduate, she is a sophomore elementary education major and a member of the Student Education Association. Returns Prom Trip Mrs Snodgrass returned home from a three week vacation to Fort Worth and Oklahoma City with stops in Ponca City and Tulsa to visit family and view Sound of Music.
Betsy Walton hosted the Mozart Music Club where Linda James presided as outgoing president. Newly elected officers are Betsy Walton as president, Carol Ann Johnson as vice president, Annette Johnson as secretary, Paula Whiteley as treasurer, and Ellen Elizabeth Nelin as reporter. Mrs Noble Johnson sponsored the program on Copeland's Mexican Music. Members Paula Whiteley Linda James Ellen Elizabeth Nelin Candace Black and Betsy Walton performed.
At the event additional attendees listed were Slana McMrory and Jennette Barekman alongside Ton who received a going away gift.
The McCulloch County Singing Convention will gather at 2 p m Sunday at the North Side Bartial Church in Brady. Local organizers invite members and enthusiasts to attend for a community musical event.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Abilene announce the birth of their fourth child, a daughter named Charity Sue, born Monday Oct 18 weighing seven pounds five and a half ounces. The family also includes Toby Jay 6, Marcy Lee 4, and April Lynn 3. maternal grandparents are Jeff Lemons and wife of Kady and paternal grandparents Robert Lowell Smith and wife of Roche.
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