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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1958

Page

10

Brady High elects class officers and council leaders

Brady High School students elected class officers on Wednesday as part of the new school year. Max Cox was named president of the senior class, Byron Bratton as vice president, and Brenda Gary as secretary. Burton McCord heads the Student Council with Jimmy Bratton as vice president.

Mithcers Brady High School Max Cox Byron Bratton Brenda Gary Burton McCord Jimmy Bratton Brenda Schaeg Dorothy St. Clair FE. L. Ross W. R. Fields Walton Bryson Reynold Carlson Charlotte Griffith Jeanette St. Clair W. T Gary H. D. Griffith E. M. Hahn E'se Wright Jack Threadgill

Lions Club speaker lauds Crippled Children Camp and donor drive

Brady Lions Club hosts District Governor Leonard A. dotinson of Alamo as principal speaker. He cites the Kerrville Crippled Children’s Camp funded by Lions Clubs of Texas and praises Brady for donor recruitment for the Bloodmobile. He plans future district conventions in Brady and notes his travels toward San Angelo for a Downtown Club anniversary banquet.

Leonard A. Dotinson Alamo Brady Lions Club Trinity Methodist Church Johnson Leon Lee Rochelle Lions Club Kerrville Lions Clubs of Texas Brady Club Brady Lions Clubs

Shower for Moores at Melvin Community Center

A shower at the Melvin Community Center on September 11 at 7 30 p m will honor Mr and Mrs Gaston Moore who lost their home to a recent fire. Everyone is invited to attend.

Melvin Gaston Moore

Broiler Business Boom Makes Chicken A Daily Treat

The article notes how broilers have grown in volume and efficiency, with Texas alone placing about two and a half million chicks weekly. It highlights lower production costs, tighter profit margins for growers and processors, and the housewife’s benefit from broiler specials and overall affordability.

Texas

Surface at Gulf of Guinea Crosspoint Lacks Longitude

In the area where the prime meridian meets the equator at sea level the earth’s surface is described as lacking defined longitude latitude and altitude, a conceptual geographic note.

Gulf of Guinea

Mrs T J Short 78 Dies in Brady Texas

Mrs T J Short 78 died at 9 30 p m Tuesday at her home 200 East Marne Street Brady Born February 16 1880 in New York City she had lived in Brady 14 years Funeral conducted by W L Wharton pastor Southside Church of Christ at Wilkerson Funeral Home burial in Lohn Cemetery Survivors include her husband three daughters Mrs Fred Lohn Mrs E E Short and Mrs James Finlay Jr and two sons T J Short Jr and Woodrow Short

T. J. Short Brady East Marne St New York City W. L. Wharton Southside Church of Christ Wilkerson Funeral Home Lohn Cemetery Fred Lohn Lohn E. E. Short James Finlay, Jr Fife T. J. Short, Jr Hollywood N. M Woodrow Short

Partner in Wool Scouring Plant Dies in Boston

Chester C. Wilcox, about 65, a partner in the Roddie-Wicox Wool Scouring Co. of Brady, died in Boston on a heart attack while attending a directors meeting at the Algonquin Club. Funeral services were held Saturday and burial was at Cape Cod, Mass. He had last visited Brady in April and had been in the wool scouring business since 1918. Survivors include his wife, a son, and two daughters.

Chester C. Wilcox Roddie-Wicox Wool Scouring Co Brady Boston Cape Cod Mass Mr. Wilcox Algonquin Club

Bulldogs Face Bearcats Despite Large Backfield on Lookout

York warns of heavy Bearcats pressure from a dual running and passing attack as Ballinger prepares Friday night. The Bulldogs work on defense after a tough scrimmage against Sonora with Sessom Bratton and Lafuente guiding the backfield and Sessom scoring twice and throwing for a TD. Economic loss from 1957 Texas traffic accidents totals 227.55 million dollars.

Page One Blackburn McBride Cox Appleton Moran Tommy Kyzar Richard Anderson Charles Reynolls Alot Robby Brown Ballinger York Bulldogs Bearcats Sonora Donald Sessom Jimmy Bratton Lafuente Sessom Texas

Linda Sue Taylor Returns From Fort Worth Visit

Taylor returned home Friday after spending several days in Fort Worth visiting her uncles Kenneth Forehand and Martin Forehand and their families.

Linda Sue Taylor Fort Worth Kenneth Martin

For Sale Six by Three Table Sets with Double Tops

Classified note offers six 3 by 6 foot tables with double tops in natural finish. Contact number 2229 for purchase details and arranging pickup.

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Brady High Lions Frankie Tomlinson Bill Archer Ann Gault Ed Carrithers Carlene Brown Patricia Gleaton Linda Leach Joyce Sommerfeld W. T. Archer Lowell Brown Gordon Appleton S. P. Tomlinson Dan Salter Melvin Cowan Barara McCord Lanny Dorsett Tony Flemming Joyce Haynes Sammie Speegle Noman Archer Vernon Dorsett H. Ricks Harry Bowden Charles Reynolds Pat Porter Janice Bell Bobby Brown Gil Enedahl Darrel Roper Clarence Cole Fred Hall H. J. Huffman David Quinn Mary J. Powell E L. Ross Laurice Hunter Winifred Burk J. W. Ragsdale Optometrist Dial Irady, Texas Moores Technicolor Werlun Maxwell Regnald Gardner Bagerlom Gonne Steen Texas Theatre Misattan IT DPS P. A. Zeissel Col Homer Garrison, Jr Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Safety Association Dal Col. Garrison Texas Dps Set Zeissel Short of Hes Grete Raed Zie Fine Goobheee The Catfish Kimbell Hunt Colorado Gandy Kimbell’s Pepsi-Cola Crisco Gray’s Fine Foods Eleventh St City Drug CO Brady, Texas
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