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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
4
A reflection on enduring values beyond material loss, urging trust in God and community. It notes that childhood attitudes toward study and others determine lifelong behavior, and emphasizes guiding children to see why they study, tying Proverbs to intelligence.
The Brady Standard announces its absorption of The Brady Enterprise and The McCulloch County Star, effective May 2 1910, with Heart O Texas News and other transfers. It mails weekly from Brady Texas, with second class postage and rates listed for local and out of state subscriptions.
Display rates set at 98 cents per column inch per insertion with 10 cents extra if composition is needed. Classy-Flads at 4 cents per word for first insertion then 3 cents per word per additional insertion. Minimum per issue 69 cents. Obituaries and other non news items charged at regular rates.
The piece warns that people fail to achieve goals during leisure. It recalls the warning against boasting of tomorrow and stresses using present opportunities. It urges staying current with chances to ensure a satisfying life.
Coleman group led by Bob and Rick Sikes with the Rhythm Rebels will perform on the Red Foley Show at Hangin Tree Drive-In Saturday from 5 to 6 p.m. They came to perform as friends of Nolan Underwood and recently toured Lufkin and San Antonio before rejoining the Foley show in Houston next week. The Sikes brothers last appeared publicly in Brady at the 1962 Jubilee.
Readable roster lists Hernandez and several players on both lines and backs. Key names include Dennis Snoderass Bobby Martin Don ald Bailey Dayne Low Frank Carmichael along the line and Mike Leifeste David Black at quarterback with Renny Galindo Royee Lewis fullbacks and Doug las Snowden Ernie Gonzales halfbacks plus Douglas Garrett Frank Garza wingback.
Mrs. Rose Overby Jones died in Mesa Arizona on August 25 after a long illness. She grew up in Lohn and lived in Brady and Harlingen before moving to Mesa two years ago. Survived by husband Ray two sons Noel and Steven one daughter Dorothy Hees three grandchildren and three sisters and two brothers. She served in Brady era circles and the family resides at 2057 W First Street.
Mrs Marie Morgeson and Mrs FE M Appleton attended a Revelon School session held at the Worth Hotel in Fort Worth last Thursday. Instructor was Sue Whitney from San Antonio.
President Kennedy urged Congress to abolish the National Origins System, proposing an annual increase of up to one million immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and Afro Asian countries. Critics warn of unemployment, housing strain, and broader social impact, while immigrant groups push for reform amid memorials to the late Rep. Francis Walter. Notable recent visitors include families from Boerne, Del Rio, Fredericksburg, Brownwood, San Angelo, Comfort, and Brady.
Pioneer Natural Gas Company of Amarillo earned third place in the very large gas companies category at the 15th American Gas Association Accident Prevention Conference in St. Louis. The event honors firms reducing company motor vehicle accidents. San Diego Gas & Electric led, with Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas second.
Mrs Pearl Bumeguardner recently returned from a two week trip visiting Las Cruces New Mexico where she stayed with her son Homer and family. She toured the country including Pikes Peak in Colorado and Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
The first special Stocker-Feeder Lamb Sale at Union Stock Yards in San Antonio is set for Tuesday Sept 17 at 4 a.m. alongside the regular Tuesday sheep and goat auction. Other events include two horse sales and a Stocker-Feeder Cattle Show and Sale with dispersal auctions by Bissett & Carter and Indian Lakes Ranch horses owned by Mrs. Virginia Oechtermann.
Mr and Mrs Millard Bryson of Uvalde returned Monday after visiting Mrs Roy Wilker and other relatives in the area.
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