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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1966
Page
6
Shoppers should ensure pre-shrunk fabrics and inspect belts on dresses to avoid fragile paper-backed components. Retirement planning grows as people age, so pursue a hobby for curiosity and possible extra income. Nurses’ pastel house dresses ease child fear, prompting brighter wards. A homey atmosphere aids all ages, and food labels vary in ingredient lists.
The Brady schools cafeteria offers weekly menus for September 1923 beginning with Monday’s laver dinner and green salad, followed by Tuesday’s ham and rice casserole and fruit bars, Wednesday’s Swiss stew and potatoes, and Thursday’s fried steak with sides and desserts.
Aubrey Davee a Brady attorney is named to the Grievance Committee of the 211st Bar District covering the 21st Congressional District of Texas. First meeting in Austin Saturday. other members include John C. Abney Reuben F. Senterfitt J Edward Johnson and Lawrence Bruhl. The panel screens illegal practice by lawyers and attendees will travel with their wives to Memorial Stadium for a USC Texas game.
Federal inspectors scrutinize picture labels to prevent misrepresentation. The USDA requires ingredients be listed as used in the product. Avoid waste by using all purchased food, storing items properly, and studying values and prices to reduce spoilage and loss.
A registered Angus sale is planned at Mason Auction Co on Saturday September 24 at 12 30 pm. The event features 140 lots including 60 cows and calves 40 bred and 30 open heifers and 20 bulls with bloodlines of champions from Major Shows. Catalogs available on request from Dan Lehmberg s Art Angus Ranch and Grote Angus Ranch Mason Texas.
The McCulloch County Unit of the American Cancer Society held its first 1966-67 meeting at 7:50 p m in the Chamber of Commerce office. The board approved another year and praised retiring Memorial Chairman Mrs Barry Francks for five years of service.
Coach Fields discussed a jersey-number ruling causing a swap between Tommy McSwain and Ronnie Neves to avoid a five yard penalty. He cited misidentification in a previous game and praised Lake View's players including rookie Woods and 87 yard TD man Terry Ford. Fans anticipate a large Brady crowd for Friday night.
Elizabeth Ricks traveled from Payette Idaho to Texas arriving September 5 after visiting college friend Cheryl Edwards. She joined the Edwards family on tours to Dallas Dam and a Columbia River resort, stayed at a Pacific Coast Oregon resort, and visited Portland and Salem including Williamette Gallery. Prior to travel she attended summer sessions at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos and served as summer secretary to Dr Empress Y Zedler in the Speech Therapy Department.
McCulloch County again saw scattered showers with rainfall reported in Doole Brady East Sweden and surrounding areas. Observers record 2 inches at Doole 0.5 inch Brady 1.2 inches at Placid 1.6 inches at East Sweden and 0.75 inch at Rocheller Kinney Rothmann ranch and Fairview 0.36 inch. High winds damaged Brady Cotton Warehouse and blown antennas as more rain looms after a late Thursday press.
Relatives including Mr and Mrs Conley Purcell and Cenise Diehl attended in Austin as the Supreme Court of Texas licensed 460 new lawyers. Their Houston nephew John Parker Eaton was among those admitted, the largest group ever approved. Chief Justice Robert W Calvert administered the oaths. A reception followed at Bar headquarters for the new lawyers and their families.
To Show At Amarillo Caren Ann Barnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll Barnett of Melvin will show two Polled Hereford heifers in the Junior Hereford Show at Amarillo on Monday September 19. Caren is 9 percent and this is her first year in 4 H Club work.
Melvin Twentieth Century Club kicks off the year with a repast at Mrs. Floyd Marshall home. The group studies The Sound of Music with Happiness Is as the inaugural program. President Mrs. Hall outlines district projects and members vote to continue Cub Scouts, senior citizens books and tea. Co hosting district president visit planned in Brady on Oct 25.
N. M. Barnett is convalescing at his Melvin home after a heart attack in Tyler. He was stricken while staying there and admitted to Medical and Survival Clinic, then transferred to Medical Center Hospital for treatment.
Under an oxygen tent for two weeks Barnett, a renowned Polled Hereford breeder, was flown home Tuesday by his son in law Robert Woodward of Sabinal and daughter, assisted by Mrs. Bill Polk of Melvin. Woodward piloted the Super Aero Commander to bring him home.
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