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TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
tion
Brad>, McCulloch County, Texas
10 PAGES TODAY
Tuesday, May 31, 1949
5 CENTS PER COPY
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PROGRAM GIVES—
Annuals Planted
On Memory Lane
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Several
Callers
Golfers
To Be Entertained
A square dance will be held at Presbyterian
A
MEMORY LANE
TRIBUTE FOR
WAR HEROES
Earl
Wreath
In
Orange Bowl Movie To Be
Shown At Brady High Thursday
“and we hope that everyone who
wishes to do so, will be able to
see the show.”
The picture covers <
of the game in chronological
'ver leave
'raduation
e College,
their son-
t> Jr., will
■ Stewart
lege.
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tsn
j 4 in Hangar 3. The dance is
jwaken to' s,l)on8ored by the Junior Chamber planted
three times; the Southern amat-
eur once. He w’as also semifinal-
ist in the National amateur in
last week.
and Mrs.
r*lle, and
s employ.
Brady Standard
Published twice-a-week nub JUnri ® Jfeto
in the
Country
I Tuesday
°Hh and
i Sunday,
MONDAY NIGHT—
Brady Country Club
Names Directors
The annual meeting of the
and stockholders of the Brady Coun-
JUBILEE
BOOSTERS
GO TO LLANO
Motorcade To Attend
Homecoming and Rodeo,
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Gives sparW
beauty » M
work, site* <
walls.
for DUCOK
Mrs. Insall. mother of Mrs. Ira
Turner of Brady, died yesterday
afternoon at Winters.
Mason Guem
Mrs. Ward Paul of Mason visit-
ed Monday with her mother, Mrs.
Annie Garner and with friend*
in Brady.
Rochelle,
th» Tex-
ownwood
Nornia-'
rned jMt
isit in E]
nd sisier-
od John-
ier on a
9 in New
n her re-
ok« good
b Daniel
Bxas had
and its
kates in
iumption
M>t. But
[ United
hr said
Insisting
p and
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Ind pay
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r were
bid At-
did
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invited to attend the showing of. &
the movie. “It is not often that I
we have an opportunity to see a |j|
film like this,” Mr. Reed said, I
try Club was held Monday night'
ar the club house. The new direc-1
the high school Thursday after-1tors named for the ensuing year
noon. Mr. Townsend was business were Otto Frederick, J. A. Max-<
manager for the Longhorn fcot-| weH> Norman Lawler, ( harles
ball team in 1925.
The movie will also be shown at
the country club, Thursday even-
‘Taps”,*ing, for those attending the Jay-
I cee Golf Tournament barbecue.
Douglas!
i Sessom, of the National Guard. CHURCH OF CHRIST—
I Rev. C. P. Karrtck, pastor of the;
Church, gave the
The Gold Star Mothers recently 1
summer flowers around
church four
three month s
to Alice for
He returned here
new beauty to
»0U
4
directions. At in-
thoroughfares
the numerals
have been painted in large
j the pavement,
friendly reminder,”
that speed
as well as the par-
cordially invited to at-
Th/ t ,comniencement program,
this L?ternled|ates arp meeting
Mrs. j. c UpdHr the leadershiP of
peopie1”^01.^® rain> about 180
Priday the Sunday School.
d Norge |
ADAMS
0 the
ir cop.
f the
F you
hcency
Please)
e Samuel
the WeeIt
vorth and
“yin? for
io.
Rev. E. P. Neal, pastor of the
First Methodist Church here since
1938, except for an interim of 21
mouths at Alice, has been sent
to Luling by the’ Southwest Tex-
as Methodist Conference. His va-
cation here will bd filled by Rev.
J. J. Mason, who comes here after
four years as pastor of the Alice
church.
Rev. and Mrs. Neal left Tues-
day on a vacation trip before
taking up their residency at Lu-
ling. They will visit friends en-
route, with Rev. Mr. Neal to fill
the pulpit theie for the first time
Sunday morning. They, in addi-
tion to their son Cadman, were
honored with a covered dish sup-
per at the church Monday night.
Rev. Mr. Neal first came to
Brady in 1938, serving the Brady
years
before
21 J
i , no remnieu nerw In
tl_* ed ,® picnic last has served the local church the <
. _1. past five years. Coming to Brady
■ der along with shots of the pag-
‘ eant before the game and between
j the halves and the parade and
celebrations sponsored by the
' Orange Bowl Association.
The picture will be sh iwn at
| the Brady High School auditor-
I ium on Thursday afternoon at
Memorial j 3:00 o’clock. H. C. “Bully Gil-
! strap, assistant coach of Texas
I University, will be here to show
i the movie. Mr. Gilstrap has been
a very colorful figure in college
football in the state. He graduat-
ed from Texas in 1924, and was
‘i at Schreiner
I for several years after that. He
! began his work at Texas about
i twelve years ago, under Head
| Coach Dana X. Bible, who left •
Texas about two years ago. Gil-
j strap is now assistant t > Blair
| Cherry at the University.
L. J. Townsend, president of
ter of the Church of Christ. Joe the Chamber of Commerce, i.._
neon
| apPe»r 85
regular
[the Lio"*!
Prfts!'
b to be
jje showing
lories,
h. fonduct-
idll not be i
ointer said.
s of the
f the meet-
has served the Cherokee and
Llano circuits for two years
while attending old Cherokee
Junior College. He then went to
Leander where he served the
Leander and Bertram charges
while attending Southwestern
University. After his graduation
there in 1925, he went to Goldth-
waiie as pusiui, where he serv-
ed two years. Since then, he was
at Sinton three years. Sonora
four. Mission four, and thence to
Brady.
S< me of the achievements of
the Zrady church during Rev. Mr.
Neal’s tenure include the instal-
lation of the public address and
cooling systems, employment of a
secretary, equipping an office, ad-
ding visual aid program, improve-
ment of the church grounds, and
Neals To Luling; Rev. J. J. Mason
New Methodist Pastor In Brady
a decade ago was like returning i
home to Rev. Mr. Neal. He was
reared at Rochelle, and preached
his first sermon at Nine commun-
ity in 1917. Since that time, he
served the
i circuits
attending
“Theo Powell was one of the1
greatest natural athletes I have I
lever coached,’’ said Coach A. E.'
of ACC upon learning of
Powell Chairman
Of July Jubilee
Box Seat Sales
E. J. Powell, popular prin-
cipal of Brady South Ward
School, will serve as box
seat chairman for the coming
4-day Jubilee races. Mr. Pow-
ell has announced that the
box seats will go on sale Mon-
day. June 6th.
He urges persons wanting
th? same boxes for this Jubi-
lee. as in the past two years
at the n<»w grandstand, to
please contact him at home,
in person or by telephone.
The accurate handling of
the box scat salt's is a big job
and Mr. Powell ask- the co-
operation of all pur«-haM*r-.
Due to longer races this year
and only one quarter-of-a-mile
run each day. the demand for
box seats is sure to N* heavy.
Mr. Powell suggests early
purchasing of the choice du-
cats.
'HE
OPPi
J. C. Hall
;rsday af-.
ill health
and ser-|
o months.
e F t U. St SAI
the past;
with his I
ives and
TRAFFIC BETTER
SAYS MYRICK
Street Markers Beinjf
Renewed: Tickets Given
To Traffic Violators
JAYCEE SQUARE
DANCE SET FOR
SATURDAY NITE
Out-Of-Town
To Be Here;
And Others
Howell To Defend Crown In
SM^Jaycee Tourney This Week
The greatest basketball player! tu . x . ......
L ’li fnni- in eh sta"e 13 set for the second which enabled him to win the
lonn.ioi —i/ *---------- . xr:—amateur tournament
times; the Virginia Open
"Theo Powell, assistant coach of of Commerce« to h*ld
back^the eSfy thKs Bdiid°of I Tbe t/a*cees aanounced thia
a sudden heart attack ’in his1 Week that several entries had
sporting goods store at Marietta,'
Okla., on A^ril 17, friends here . . D.n- .. , T, -
have learned. He was 44 years| B‘lly Howell of Bryan,
Of age ' who defeated Don
Powell’s athletic prowess at
Abilene Christian College a quar-
ter of a century ago is a legend.
After graduating from Ralls
High School in 1924, he entered
ACC, and starred in athletics un-
til his graduation in 1928. There
he earned 15 letters, three his
freshman year, and four there-
after i n football,
baseball and track.
“Theo Powell was
the building and furnishing of a
new parsonage at a total cost of
approximately $23,000. The mem-
bership of the church has also
grown, increasing from 4 49 to
693. according to the church re-
cords.
Rev. and Mrs. Mason will be
here Friday or Saturday, with the
new pastor to fill the pulpit for
the first time Sunday morning.
He comes here highly recommend-
ed by Rev. Mr. Neal, who has
known him for a number of years.
Rev. Mr. Mason was for six years
superintendent of thp Uvalde dis
I trict. and during his years as
minister, assisted in building new
churches at Llano and Nixon.
There were no other changes in
Methodist pastorates in McCul-
loch County by the Southwest
Texas Conference, meeting in San
Antonio last week-end.
Rev. W. P. Anderson was re-
turned to Rochelle, and Rev. E.
M. Jordan to the Melvin and Egst
Sweden churches
129 Pupils Enroll
I In V acation School
Vacation Bible School opened j
morning in the Brady
Lbilee time, _
bin? to be
t The big- FRIDAY-SATURDAY-
m “ofdertn Ricks Cooking School
he hot sun- Proclaimed Success
Thp Ricks Appliance Com-
pany’s cooking school, held last,
k are Friday and Saturday in the Jun-
•3k„v 'ior High School gymnasium, was |
ir81" . i quite successful, A. J. Ricks, Jr.,
I stated Tuesday. “We were well
pleased with the attendance and
j the acceptance of the school,” Mr.
j Ricks said.
he farmers
t the bus-
[the farm-
i get good
tts, includ-
pork, the
Wm. C.
u.i, was . ----- — v,jz-
mothersjon 4"e minds of the people,” add-
ed Mr. Myrick “that the enforce-
ment of traffic rules and regula-
tions is strictly for the protee-
not for
28 REGISTER—
Summer Classes
1 Begin At Brady High
Summer classes began at nrs nx,ViU, Brvuuu 8u>uc,|_______ __________
Braoy High School this week with Mrs. R. L. Akins and Mrs. Walter Carl F. Juergensen,
about 28 students registering Lairemore. third grade; . Mrs. ed.
I Monday morning. Classes are be- Kirby Huffman and Mrs. Faye The highest total £
conducted from 6:00 a. m. to | Turner, fourth trrade: Mrs. I. B.1 anv one dav was 23.
12:30 p. m., J. P. Rudd, principal,
stated. Registrants Monday in-
cluded students from Brady, Mel-
vin and Richland Springs.
“If there are students who wish
to take this semester’s work,” Mr.
Rudd said. “They must begin
classes before the end of this
week.”
F .1
f
{
Ladies Outw it
Finny Tribe In
2-Hour Session
The ladies can outdo
men at a lot of things . • •
including fishing. At least
that G 4he «P’nlon * . e
ladies who outwitted the finy
tribe Monday.
Mrs. Carl McLeod, her sis-
ter Mrs. T. D. Steclhammer
of Mathis, and Mrs. Monroe
Webb of Brady, accompanied
hy Mrs. McLeod’s daughter,
Teresa, and Mrs. Steelham-
mer’s daughter, June, between
them had two dozen minnows
when they departed for their
favorite fishing hole Monday
afternoon. Two hours later
they had returned with seven
crappie weighing an aggre-
gate of seven pounds. The
biggest tipped the scales at
two pounds and measured 15
inches in length.
I
I
B.
Morris of ACC upon learning of;
Powell' untimely death.
Powell came here from Marlin'
and served one year as assistant |
football and head basketball coach.
He was married in 1930 to Miss I
Dorothy Davis, he and his wife
making many friends during their ;
residence here. After one year at [
Brady High School, Powell went I
to Mangum. Okla., as head coach,
where he remained for three i
years. He later was on the staffi
of the Oklahoma State Tax Com-1
mission in Oklahoma City for six j
years before entering the Navy.!
He managed the Greer County,)
Okla., Retailers Association at
Mangum for two years before es- j
tablishing his own sporting goods ,
store at Marietta 14 months be- '
fore his death.
JIRST BAPTIST CHURCH—
I rogram To Close
Vacation School
The Vacation Bible School Com-
Exercise of the First
dav nVQChurch wil1 be held Eri-
h a 8 P' m- at tbe church, with
ial n d!Partment t0 bave a ®Pec-
part on the program.
lan»l.lcS, year.8 school has had the
of mt (‘nr'‘"ment and attendance
sored ? ’"'h001 ever to be spon-
Z" “y.1"? ri™' ““n*”1 Church,
the wen.
^he public
®nts are
tend the
“BILLY
) fie conditions has been seen since
, . | the addition of a new traffic of-
Band. Josephine Turner ficer. city Marshall Joe C. My-
To Participate ; rick said today. Officer II. J.
I Sharp. Jr., the new traffic officer,
A group of Jubilee boosters will| was added to the force recently,
and the advancement made at the leave Thursday morning in
i club the past pear. George Ad- motorcade for Llano. Frank Rod-. activity has been noted in
' kins secretary gave the financial die. general chairman of the Jubi- painting of no parking zones and
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de of some 15 automobiles. j tervals on busy
Llano’s Homecoming and Rodeo j throughout Brady
celebration is to begin Thursday, i
at 3:00
noon.
ed in the parade as a Duchess and
will also appear in the Queen
Coronation ceremonies.
The bandwill participate in a; ------- --
band festival and the coronation | forcement officers in r
ceremonies to be held later that ls Practically Impossible
day. At the rodeo that night, —
the band and Miss Turner will be’ riowever,
special guests.
named for the ensuing year
Otto Frederick, J. A. 1
Norman Lawjer,
| Matthews, and Bill Malone. The
[ hold-over directors include Wil-.
liam J. Gerron and L. J. Town-i
send.
Clyde Hall, Jr., president of the;
Brady Country Club, made a re-1
port on the general conditions!
has passed and then turn behind
the approaching vehicle,” Mr.
. stated.
“We would like to impress
officers and plan the numerous
' activities for the coming year.
two
8:30 23 ENROLLED—
Fr" Bible School Closes
is At Lutheran Church
A very successful Vacation Bible!
Tickets for
that mat- r urtis Field Saturday night, June benediction.
[fight. It's
iVaiXCU LU I • ---'••• ~ | ■----— — — — ... ••VTTVBW waWMMBAI ,
about toiof ('«nimerce, in conjunction with the monument in Memory Lane. I^ton . - . .
.... ----------- -------- . | Before the end of gummer> the e8. Church of Christ with 129 pupils
. I be a beautiful attending.
’[tee. Bin Gay Kennerly. said Mon- tribute to the sons of the Gold,
Mayor
Places
Marker
Service Here Sunday
Families and friends of those
who lost their lives in the re-
cent war gathered at Memory
Lane on Sunday afternoon to pay
‘ I head football coach
The master of ceremonies. ■
County Judge Claude Knight,
opened the program with a brief
talk, which was followed with a
song by a choir from the First
Baptist Church. Rev. M. B. Car-
roll, pastor of the church, gave!
the invocation. Following the ad-
dress by Jay W. Channell, minis-)
tU. / CT.r’.r:. c
Cantu spoke briefly, in Spanish. [ probably the only “T” man in the
to the Latin-American group pre- county, will introduce Gilstrap at)
sent. J*lss '01117 r rry gave the
poem “In Flanders Field”.
Mayor J. Earl Rudder placed a
wreath on the memorial and a
firing squad from the National
Guard fired a rifle salute. While
Richard Harvison blew
the flag was lowered by lei Buiel
Adams. local Army Recruiting
; Sergeant, and Sgt. Icl
of the National
BURIAL AT BOWSER—
; Mother Of Bradvite
he naa aiso paimeo wm. aiunu- —
num paint, the metal posts and UieS At W lilt CFS
flagpole about the monument for c xr
the Memorial Services hold on I -Fa!lera. s.er\c*’ f°r Mr’-
Sunday. «nsau will be held thia afternoon
Santo Herrera treated the work- a^ 1, ° c^ck a4 the Bowser church
era with cold soda water and Mrs. -an Sana County. Burial will
W. H. Roberts supplied the coffee t foHow in thg Bowser cemetery,
for the lunch hour which wa =
spent at Richards Park. Musical
selections hy the Guillen sisters
were enjoyed by the group fol-
lowing lunch.
Repreaentatives from Rochelle.
Melvin. Placid, Mercury, Eaat
Sweden and Brady were on hand
for the first of the plantings.
III. alter
the past
was em-
Mis. Con- count-
Everj’ nickel,
ings BcrAtli
Harris of for thfM,“«
’ That’s the I
: youreanj
i. Malone
iece. Mis? ycurpockeM
iraduated
it ion were j
nd Royce! ■
j Lun5
APV.
A number of attractive prizes
were given to ladies attending.
On Saturday morning the grand
prize, a Frigidaire Electric Range,
was given to Mrs. Herman Rohde.
“I woulld like to express my
Kh" nicely, appreciation for the fine coopera-
t farmers tion wo i ’ ' .
[merchant, pants in the cooking school,'
|th County Ricks stated.
Inpects of Firms participating i
I crop. It’s school were the Hill voumi j tribut_ to tho.„ -aiiant heroes
[everybody Creameries. Mrs. Howard’s Bread. t,ll>ute to t,1O3e «a,lant netoes
I Kimbell-Brady Co., McCulloch
I County Electric Co-op and The
I Standard.
“We are already looking for-
ward to next year when we hope
j to conduct a bigger and better
cooking school." Mr. Ricks said.
The highest total attendance for
Turner, fourth grade; Mrs. I. B.1 any one day was 23, not including
Loe and Mrs. Jim Robertson.' fOUr teachers in charge of as many;
fifth grade; Mrs. George Purceli | departments. Closing exercises in-1
and Mrs. Bert Coonrod, sixth ) eluded a picnic Thursday evening,
grade; Mrs. Carol Dial, junior (the showing of the picture “Fish-
high group; Mrs. C. L. Bradley,, ers of Men” on Friday, and the
senior high and Mrs. George I presentation of diplomas in con-
Hallmark, adults. | junction with a display of handi-
iMiss Jean Locker is leading the [crafts in the Bible School on Sun-
singing. > day.
' report *ee committee, heading the motor-! other
' The new directors will meet [cade of some 15 »utomoblles. | terval
Wednesday evening to name the [ celebration is to besin Thursday. I “30”
jin addition to the Jubilee boost-) white figures on
is a
Mr. Myrick
Miss Josephine Turner' limits inside the city limits and
will go to Llano to participate inion these streets is 30 miles per
the Homecoming festivities. | hour”.
The band will march in the]
traffic violations
_ 1 out diligently
o’clock Thursdav after-, t4ie Past few weeks. “The most
Miss Turner will be featur-' frequent complaint we hear,” sayg
Mr. Myrick “is that other people
are violating traffic rules and
are not getting tickets. With the
j I minimum number of traffic en-
band festival and the coronation I forcement officers in Brady, it
> for us
arrest all traffic violators.
----, we can assure the citi-
zens of Brady that we will do our
utmost to arrest every violator of
city traffic laws.” he concluded.
As an example of traffic viola-
tions. one that caused an accident
! today shortly before noon was
cited by Mr. Myrick. At the in-
tersection of South Bridge and
were nth Streets a driver made a left
present Friday to begin the plant- hand turn in front of an approach-
ings of annuals on Memory Lane.: ing auto—resulting in a collision
the north side of the esplanade ..When maki ’
having been filled sufficiently traffiCt thft mot*rist shouldn a‘“
Mrs W. T. Engdahl. county *a“. until oncoming traffic,
plant chairman for the Gold Star tbe u
Club, eave the opening prayer for Myrjc^
the workers and Mrs. °
Jones, president of the club
present to address the 1
and families of the servicemen
honored by the project.
Various plants including glad- - -- ---
ioli. zinnias, tube roses, amaryllis, Uon. theM public and
verbenas and other summer flow- punishment. ’
erlng plants were set out.
Rev. Mr. Guillen had contacted
all of the Latin American families
who responded almost to a family:
he had also painted with alumi-
| ers the Brady High School Band. “This
under the direction of Douglas said
Fry, and
Whole Number 6804
Durihg the pa>t week much
been noted in the
lf »he nJ
from your J
bumj a
buying U.S.|
wo older bank, either
•'•■J w:i: through the!
Mrs. t
daughter, Its a s'irtl
mother, spend. If J
Month Fan)
is bought tad
and charged)
Members of eleven school ath-
letic departments in this area and
other interested persons will wit-
ness the showing qf the 1949
Orange Bowl football game be-
tween Texas and Georgia. The
game was played in Miami, Fla.,
on New Yea’-’s Day.
Showing of the film was made |
possible by the McCulloch County
Ex-Students Association. Arrange-
ments have been handled by the
athletic committee of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, with John Mor-
an as chairman.
Schools to which special invita-
tions were sent are Junction, San
Saba, Millersview, Paint Rock,
Eden, Mason, Richland Springs,
Lohn, Rochelle Melvin and Brady.
C. D. "Slick” Reed, acting presi-
dent of the McCulloch Exes, stated
that the general public is cordially
It is not often that I
the Jaycee Golf Tournament.
Chairman of the dance commit-, planade should
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flay that eleven callers had as-1 Star Mothers,
sured him they would be on hand;--
I for the dance, and it is likely that
. several more will be here. Among
those who will call for the dance
ItideW .I,"race UMhteym. Eldorado:
bol Fund. \j( ]1()]s coignian; Otto Burgdorf
Fredericksburg; Mrs. Fay Dukes,
are pro- Brady; ?'
[But not Hoti: John Damhack. Kerrville; E.
pt. When L Walters, Fredericksburg: Dr.
pned the Maurice Hyman. Menard; Ed L.
lone of [Meers, and Mr. Kennerly.
k Texas; Among the favorite figures to
[tidelands;*1*' “Bled are the Cowboy Loop,
c three1 q 11 ,n RiRht, Arkansas Traveler,
p shore. B?’1/. G,’odin Do-Si-Do, Texas
pem un-; , lr* ai”l many others. The guest
bs them , allers W'H select their own figur-
' vs.
In addition to visiting and lo-
3 tbe Sonera! public is
cordially invited to attend the
f ence. The large hangar will ac-
rarnodate a large group of dancers
and spectators. Tickets to the
dance will be available at the
^xt’r t 75 cents Per Person,
lusieians for the dance will be
some of the best available.” Mr.
Kennerly said.
es-
School will extend for
weeks, each morning from
to 10:30, Monday through
day, June 10th.
Jay W. Channell, minister,
serving as superintendent, assist-
ed by Mrs. Channell, who has the, **
pre-school children; Patricia Brad-) School has been conducted during
ley, first grade; Sirs. Cosby and; Hie past two weeks at the Mount
Mrs. Allbert Neal, second grade; I Calvary Lutheran Church, Rev.
, pastor, stat-
i parade, opening the celebration. I bave been passed
every play Brady High School gymnasium is i annual »nv»t®tion golf tournament, i Virginia
slogical or- dead [sponsored by the Brady Junior [four tin
1 June 2-5.
The
I week that
been received from fine golfers. 1931 and was a member of the
Leading the parade is defending j Walker Cup team in 1932.
m,: Other entries who will be out
» defeated Don Cherry of | for their share of some $1000 in
Wichita Falls in the finals last'prizes are Denis Canadey, Bryan;
year. Howell compiled an impres- Otto Schneider, Fredericksburg;
sive record before he withdrew Dilrius James, Abilene; Spot Say-
from competitive golf. Last year’s | lor, Goldthwaite; C. W. Jarvis,
appearance here marked his first' Houston; J. A. Maxwell!, Browns-
tourney in several years, but he. ville; Wilford Wehrie, Louisville,
has lost little if any of the icy Ky.; Joe Conrad, NTSTC, Denton;
nerves and coolness under fire | Bill Malone and L. Harkrider of
------------------ Brady. These entries should show
I the fans some fine matches.
On the evening of June 2,
; barbecue wil! be given at the
, Brady Country Club. Following
I the barbecue, the Calcutta will be
I held and a special attraction, the
I movies of the Texas-Georgia 1949
Orange Bowl football game will be
j shown. Assistant Coach Bully Gil-
j strap, of the University of Texas
! will be on hand for the showing
| of the movies.
Matches will get under way
Friday with Bill Lewis as start-
; er. Match play will continue
through Saturday with the fin-
als being held Sunday. Saturday
night a square dance will be
given at Curtis Field as an en-
tertainment for the golfers and
' other? .
Following the finals Sunday, the
prizes will be awarded. The Jay-
i cees have promised all entries
that every possible effort will be
expended to assure them of a
smooth-running tourney, from
registration and qualification to
i presentation of prizes.
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. [41], No. [19], Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 31, 1949, newspaper, May 31, 1949; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1357673/m1/1/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.