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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
5
Editorial notes the shift from summer to September offerings and the desire for less violence and more humor. It acknowledges commercial sponsorship enables access to news and entertainment from top actors but urges spacing interruptions more evenly, ideally every five minutes or less.
The article notes the importance of television as an educational tool and celebrates Brady Schools and their activities. It highlights Sept Reynolds presenting school plans to the Golden Age Group, the upcoming bond issue to fund overcrowding relief, and past improvements. It also reflects on Brady industries, jobs, homes, and anticipation of fall rains and a productive harvest season.
Brady Standard Herald office advertises rubber stamps with a two to three day service. Phone LY 7 2236.
Miss Pegey Adams of Fort Worth visited Mrs. Myrtle Adama and Roland while Mr. and Mrs. Victor Woods of Brady called on Jesse Farris. Brownwood hosted Mrs. Walter Jones and Delana and Mrs. PD Cox with Norman Dee Cox. Robert Fullon, father of Cox, died Monday in Brownwood hospital. Funeral plans set for Tuesday. Capt Oliver Killinesley Wash PD stayed with the R F Coopers. Billingsly's Navy move recalled. Sprinkler of Dallas and the Coop ers hosted and cattle buyer Sprinkler checked the Cooper herds. Alpha FEckert and Filmer Fekert visited Jimmie Brown and Sandra in Austin. Reginald Finnigan Howell and Jim Finnigan of Fort Worth stayed with A L Finnigan, as Jim Rasco of Brady visited.
Saturday afternoon events include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Pright Mc Daniel from Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dawyer from San Angelo. Several locals, including Mrs. Laither Smith and her baby, Mrs. Preston Cowan, and Mr. Elmo Turnell, are noted with hospital visits, travels, and church activities. Mrs. Laura Powell of Brownwood visits her daughter, and families from Brownwood, Brady, Menard, and Abilene are listed with weekend gatherings and hospital updates. The piece closes with church services at Placid Baptist Church, a conference, officer elections, and pastor re-hiring.
The ad touts 64 Chevrolets with foam cushions, full carpeting, and a choice of 16 power teams including V8s up to 425 hp. It promotes quieter transmissions, the Jet-smooth Malibu Sport Sedan, full coil suspension, and low upkeep details like Delectron generator and self adjusting brakes.
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