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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1956

Page

7

Brady District Court Opens September Term 1914

The September term of district court convened yesterday afternoon at 1:30 with Judge John W. Goodwin presiding. Grand jurors were sworn, bailiffs chosen, and the report notes West Texas Telephone Co repairs, new copper lines, and college tuition offers in exchange for cotton at Howard Payne College. Students and locals head to colleges in Dallas, College Station, Mercerburg, Eureka Springs, and Nashville for the term.

John W. Goodwin Brownwood W. W. Henderson Voca W. L. Cain Melvin J. Henry Smith Pear Valley J. T. Smith Lohn W. D. Walker Waldrip P. D. Jordan D. A. Roper Rochelle George Darley F. W. Otte Camp San Saba J. A. Harkrider A. C. Baze Foreman Brady I. G. Abney Goodwin Grand Jury John M. Duke Jeff Meers A. J. Beasley Mercury Marion Deans J. B. Morgeson West Texas Telephone Co Howard Payne College Opera House Col. A. L. Westgard Colorado-to-the-Gulf C. P. Gray and Son Dallas Methodist University Chas. Koerth Berry Joyce Littleton Walker College Station A&m College Billie White Mercerburg Mercerburg Academy Harriet Pence Sarah Johanson Eureka Springs Ark Crescent College Fay Wall Jennie White Mason Annette Moore San Saba Nashville, Tenn Ward-Belmont Seminary

Marriage and local social notes across Coleman area

Ora and Annie Ray Shearin depart for Baylor College Belton. O Duke Mann and Lucy Morris wed at Morris home with family present. Reception at station for fort Worth and Galveston trip. Manns return early next month. A. Awalt and Dortha Goss wed in Coleman. Various visiting relatives and local events follow with showers, gatherings, and health updates. Manny Reed dies reported Monday.

Ora Annie Ray Shearin F. M. Newman Belton Baylor College I. T. Morris O. Duke Mann Lucy Morris Morris Mary Morris Mendelssohn Adeline Bevans Grace Lucile Bevans Rev. Morris O. D. Mann O. D. Mann & Sons Mrs. Mann Dr. Granville Mr. Mann

Pear Valley notices honor local deaths and events

Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Eliseo Hurtado on the death of their three month old son Daniel. Graveside rites were held at Pear Valley Cemetery. Sympathy is also sent to the family of M. A. Spraggins who died in Texan. Funeral services will be held at Lohn with interment in Lohn Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Vineyard at Doole. Ken neth Moore of Dallas welcomed a new grandson born Sunday. W. D. Priest visited Brady Hospital recently. guests at R. B. Smith home included D. E. Edwards family, Line Fowler family, and Donard Selsberg family of Lohn.

Arlos Awalt Dortha Goss First Methodist Coleman Fred Goss Joe Awalt W. H. Marshall F E. Priest Tucker Purcell Pear Valley Community Center Doole, Lohn and Pear Valley Melba Dean San Angelo Hugo Otte Lynfred Brady Lynn Ludwick E. M. Neyland Abilene Neyland Ben Ropers J. H. Smith Smith Ed McNeese Roundrock Jack Leonard Austin W. A. Carroll Opal Browning Lohn George Vineyard Doole Ethel Barr Virgil Carroll Carroll Bradshaw Convalescent Home C. BE. Deck Don Deck Midland Texas Eliseo Hurtado Daniel Spraggins J. E. White Wash Moore Kenneth Moore Dallas W. D. Priest Brady Hospital R. B. Smith D. E. Edwards Line Fowler Donard Selsberg Garnet Moore Hollis Fowler R. J. Turner Hospital Herbert Wood BE. Priest Raymond Green Joe Eden H. E. Smith Mr. Akers Mr. Green Lubbock Tech Smiths Quilting Club

Llano Community Notes Touch on Families and Local Visits

Llano area notices recount kinship links with Mrs. George Vineyard and nieces, plus local Army service. Wayne Faulkner trains at Lackland AFB while brothers David and Keith serve in Germany and at Ft. Bliss. Church guests include Davis Marr and local families as details of visits and hospital trips unfold. Quilting club advertises quilts for sale at ten dollars each, with prices for plain quilts.

Austin visitors share weekend social scene

Fifteen dollars and up for fancy ones. Tom and Joe Cruse were Austin visitors Saturday. Mrs. Harrell Watkins will entertain her luncheon bridge club at her home Wednesday. David T. Quinn of Brady was the weekend guest of Finn Watkins. Mackey spent the weekend in Brady with John Quinn. W. A. Finlay of Fife spent the day Sunday in the Harrell Watkins home.

Tom Joe Cruse Austin Harrell Watkins David T. Quinn Brady Finn Watkins Mackey John Quinn W. A. Finlay Fife

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