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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1955

Page

3

Mr and Mrs Mercer Slaughter Guests in Sweetwater

Mr and Mrs Mercer Slaughter were guests of friends in Sweetwater several days last week.

Sweetwater Mrs. Mercer Slaughter

Harold Carlson Visited Brady Over Weekend

Harold Carlson of Austin spent the weekend as a guest of relatives in Brady, enjoying time with family and local hospitality.

Harold Carlson Austin Brady

Johnsons Host Weekend Visitors From San Angelo

Mr and Mrs Freddy Johnson of San Angelo were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson during a short family visit with relatives in the area.

Freddy Johnson San Angelo Mrs Ernest Johnson

Former Bradyites Now Reside in Houston News Roundup

The Standard details Brady residents who moved to Houston. Claude Knight and Alline Harwell work for K and C Oil Co. Families including the Kirklins, Eubanks, Bennetts, Johns, Henson Whites, Mayes, Hartlines, Skeltons, Hills, Burks, Clicks, Hackendorns, Henckleys, Melsons, Mayhews, and Quentens Mayhew live in Houston or nearby areas. Many hold jobs at oil, hotel, hospital, or retail firms. some plan moves or trips to Japan and Cornell.

Mrs. Harwell Billy Claude Tommy Dunraven Alline Knight Rochelle K. and C. Oil Co

Local Residents and Occupations Listed in Pasadena Community

Mr and Mrs Dennis Leddy and children Laura Kay and Mike live at 2010 Dade Street Pasadena. He is staff adjuster for America Fare Insurance. Oran Jackson and family reside at 501 Moody St he is a building contractor. Glen Jordan at 5115 Cosby St is bank auditor. Garland Jordan at 5204 Belfort St is an accountant. Gordon Parker at 3827 Riley works at J J Sweeney Jewelry and studies at University of Houston. Jo Parker is W M Dickey Developers secretary. Bill Bounds at 2206 Norfolk St has son Marcellus William III. Doris Hext is his wife. Pete Stanley at 6511 Hero works in Sheffield Steel PR. he is G C Stanley’s son and Brady visit planned. Lester Parker at 4011 Hazard St works for Avalon Mill and Lumber. Percy Harris at 3742 Bellefontaine St is formerly Nell Miller.

Bernard C. Kirklin Charles Steve Tommy Glencoe Ruda Kirklin Brady Betty Jean Bradley Betty Jean C. L. Bradley Bernard University of Houston College Technology Dennis Leddy Laura Kay Mike Dade Street Pasadena America Fare Insurance Group Oran Jackson Joe Mary Butch Moody St Glen Jordan Cosby St Second National Bank Gordon Parker Riley J. J. Sweeney Jewelry Co W. M. Dickey Developers Parker Malone's Bill Bounds Norfolk St Marcellus William III Doris Hext Calf Creek Navy Pete Stanley Larry Edward Hero Sheffield Steel Stanley G. C. Stanley Stanleys Lester Parker Hazard St Larry Eva Louise Avalon Mill and Lumber Co

Brutal Sergeant From Eternity Now Portrays Bashful Butcher in Marty

Hollywoods first full length film expanded from a TV play is Marty directed by Delbert Mann with Paddy Chayefsky as writer. Ernest Borgnine switches from tough sergeant in From Here To Eternity to a gentle neighborhood butcher in a role likely to boost his star power beside Betsy Blair.

Butcher Hollywood Marty Texas Theatre Delbert Mann Paddy Chayefsky Ernest Borgnine Betsy Blair Gene Kelly Hecht Borgnine

Sister of Dallas Miller Noted in Freight Firm Context

The sister of Dallas Miller, who serves as vice-president of T. S. C. Motor Freight Lines, is mentioned in relation to company leadership and family ties within the transportation business.

Dallas Miller T. S. C. Motor Freight Lines

Arlington couple guests of local hosts over weekend

From Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Flack were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Broad, sharing informal hospitality in the community.

Arlington Jimmy Flack Gardner Broad

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Brady, Texas Houston the Standard Claude Knight Rezere Claude and Alline Harwell FE. L. Marshall University Wayne Caylor Brady Hospital Clary and Co Baker Hendersons Edward Garrett Baker Theo Sakowitz Culver Military Institute Cornell University Shamrock Hotel Jessie Dale Eubank Eubank Ellington Field Japan Ashiya Nelda Vick Placid Jay Dale Linda Sue Marston Seward Regal Marston J. T. Sewards Radio Morris Bennett Norvic J. W. McBride Rheem Mfg. Co Bennetts Wayne Susan Mrs. Z. John Banks Fannin St Mr. John Ant Business Nina John the Heights Sylvia John Z. Johns Garret Humble Oil Co Bellaire Blvd Ben Henson White Victoria White Kenilwood St Texas Children’s Hospital Margaret Capps Carl Wayne Ben L. White W. R. Mayes Larry Hartline Daulton St Mary Holland Waldrip and Brady Houston Water Softener Co James M. Skelton Fleetwood St Dr. Skelton J. C. Penney Co Jess Hill Hopper Road Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co George B. Burks Doolittle A Retail Credit Co Ima Morris W. B. Click, Jr Evans Billy W. W. West Wanna Hill B. M. Hackedorn Grennoch Jimmy Lynn Evelyn Bradley Humble Oil Kenneth R. Henckley Carolyn Nancy Thornton Houston Light and Power Co Henckley June Benefield The Houston Chronicle Ed Melson Jim Heidi Imperial Bellaire Humble Oil and Refining Co Tanglewood Ira Quenten Mayhew Bill Markham St Glenna McElhannon Foundation Drilling CO Central Texas West Commerce Brownwood L.D F. H. Maloney Company Garland Jordan Belfort St Garla Gay Hugh Roy Cullen Percy Harris Bellefontaine St Nell Miller Avie, Son Western Associate Truetone TV Grams Truetone Harvey Hocker QURE Western Auto Icarries Winchester Remington, Savage, Mossberg Andy Olson Diai
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