The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 103, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1955 Page: 4 of 8
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THE BRADY STANDARD AND UflART O' TEXAS NEW8, BRADT. TEXAS FRIDAY, MARI II 18, 19W
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FASTER YOl GO. LONGER IT TAKES TO
STOP—With Brady High Schooler* looking or
from the curb. Hifhviv Patrolmen H. G. Gcwlm
ana G. J. Matthews* measure the “reaction time"
of a student driver Monday afternoon in a dem-
onstration to show that the greater the sjseed of
an auto the harder it is to stop it. A marker on
the rear of the car measured the distance the
car traveled before the driver could apply the
brake and the total distance it took to stop the •
car at various speeds. (Standard Photo)
Stacy and Doole
News
BY MRS. C. O. MOORE
STACY. Texas. March 15—Ev-
erybody enjoyed the services at
the Doole Bapt:*t Church Sunday.
There were nine veung people
frotr. Howard Payne with the Mis-
sion Rand. We had dinner and
supper at the church in the edu-
cational building We sure enjoy-
ed the fellowship with the young
people around the table.
C. O. Moore's mother, Mrs. Oliv-1
ia Moore from Comanche and his
sister-in-law, Mrs. I^eonard Moore
and children of Santa Anna spent
the day Friday with Mr. Moore
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Tinney and
(family spent the week-end in
Barnhart with her mother, Mrs.
Leona Cox and her brother. Henry
Cox and family. Ray Tinney
(sought him a car in Coleman
Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Daniel spent from
Saturday until Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Minard Sunvison
aad family from San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Martin of
Goldthwait* visited in their child-
re* V home* over the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and
Mr and Mrs. Brady Martin and
children.
Visiting in the home* of George
Allen and Mrs. Grady Myers on
Saturday was their sister. Mis.
Tom Gaines from Ft. Worth. She
was accompanied by her son, Bil|y
and wife, two of her daughters
and their husband and two grand-
children. also her brother, Dan Al-
len and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steed from
Odessa visited a’ while Monday
night with Mrs. Willie Daniel.
Leon Feat hers ton and Mr.
Brown carried some cattle to the
market at San Angelo Thy-day.
The Life Service Band from
Howard Payne will have chaige of
the services at the Doole Baptist
Church. Sunday, March 20. Every-
one is invited to come and bring
their dinner.
Mrs. Ivttie Laws from San An-
gelo spent the day Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Dill Deakinx.
foe Gamer went back to Temple
the latter part of last week.
The twin girls of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson from Melvin spent Fri-
day night with Sue Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murrell vis-
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Green McClure of Santa Anna last
Wednesday, before Mr. Murrell
went to the dentist to have some
more teeth pulled.
The picture shown by Delma
Johnson at the Doole school house
Saturday night was enjoyed by
everyone. Five cakes were auction-
ed off, pie and coffee, and cool
ade were sold. Mia. Taylor receiv-
ed £45.00 on the Bed Cioss drive.
905.00 was the Do»!c and Stacy
quota Mrs. Taylor thought she
would get the quota all right.
Mr. and Mrs. Gailand Combs and
aon returned Sunday night from
their trip to Louisiana. Oklahoma
and Lubbock. They left early
Monday morning for Louisiana to
be at the bedside of his brother's
wife who was not expected to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guice and
girls from Brady visited his par-
ents. Mi. and Mrs. Floyd Guice
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Moore and
son, Oliver Lee visited her niece,
Mrs. James Mercer and family of
Odessa in the E. L- Moser home
at Valera Saturday. The Ardell
Monroe family was also there.
Mrs. Clara Williams from San
Angelo, visited in the Edd Murray
home Tuesday morning after
spending the night with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Coleman Ince ami fam-
ily. She was going on to Abilene
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Thomas and family.
Dr. Todd from Brownwood drove
over from Rockwood after Mrs.
Bobbie Parson and daughter to
take them back to Brown wood.
She planned to go on to Dallas
to stay until next week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Townsen. Bro.
Parson will come by and pick her
up.
• • •
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Renfro of Ab-
ilene, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Feather*
ston and Lloyd Deakins weie vis-
itors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Brown Sunday.
I Mrs. Stand ridge from Gouldbusk
visited Wednesday afternoon in the
Jim Me Neely home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter
spent last Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Browning.
Mrs. Ettie Sutton. Mrs. Mere!
Maitin and daughter and Mrs,
Anna Lee Moore, attended the
Workers Conference at Menard
Monday. They had a wonderful
time. Bro. Fowler from Brady and
Bro. Bill Arnold from Mason show-
ed slides of their trip to Jamaica.
We really did enjoy our visit with
Mrs. Haywood.
Mrs. Bud Riley and daughter,
Bobbie Jo returned to their home
at Kermit Friday after being here
since Sunday n-ght. They had some
dental work done in Coleman.
Visitors in the M C. Hallmark
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Dai roll Hallmark of Lake Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rode and
childien of Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hallmark and children of San
Antonio, DeBaze Hallmark and
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Middleton and
children of San Angelo.
• • •
Week-end visitors in the H. M.
Edwards home were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Sutton of Alvin. Texas. Gad-
dis Edwards and family of Abilene
and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hallmark
of Lake Jackson.
Walter Browning ami Red Deak-
ins and turn, Buddy Ix»yd and Bobby
Kabon attended the Stock Show
and Rodeo over at Mozelle Tues-
day.
Mm. C. O. Moore, Mrs. Sutton
and Mrs. Martin and daughter,
stopped by for a few minutes as
we came home from Menard to
aee Mm. Lou Griffin and daugh-
ter, Reba. They are getting along
pretty good. Mrs. Griffin celebrat-
ed her 73rd birthday Feb. 12. She
surely enjoyed the beautiful birth-
day cake Mrs. A. I). Bowen made
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown
were shopping in San Angelo last
Monday.
Mm. Red Bennett and family
Evangelist Named
For Baptist Revival
Plans for the spring revival at i
the First Baptist Church are near-
ing completion. Dr. Foy Valentine
of Dallas will be the visiting evan-
gelist. and Jerry Baines of Waco
will be the music director. Ser-1
vice will be held each night at
7:30 o'clock, March 27-Apnl 3.
The nursery will be open each
night.
The Rev. W. LeRay Fowler, pas- j
tor, said the locai campaign is a
part of a simultaneous effort be-
ing made throughout the Southern
Baptist Convention. Some 27.000
churches will be engaged in teviv-
als during March and April.
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Mmes. Smith. Roberts
Review Books For
Rochelle Study Club
**A Man Called Piter,'* hy i
Catherine .Marshall and "Mr i
Jones Meat the Master," by Petei j
Marshall, were the two short book
reviews heard daring the Monday !
meeting of the Rochelle Studyj
Club.
Alur tba members read lc an
ieon the Collect for Club Women,
Mrs K L Smith and Mrs. Tol
Roberta began their reviews Dur-
ing i he business xeasion Mrs. Bill |
Hoffman reminded members of
the appeal by Mrs. L. E. Dudley,
Abilene, president of the Texas
Federation of Woman's Clubs in
Austin, urging all Texas club-
women to intensify the traffic
«afety program which her or-
ganisation is sponsoring. with
emphasis on legislative support
for the inclusion of driver educa-
tion in the curriculum of every
state supported high school, as
proposed in House Bill No. 279.
Mm A. L Neal. Civic Com-
mittee chairnan. reported $43 10
was made during the bake -ale
The amount will be given to the
Polio Fund
The Easter Choir, which will !
be held April 10. and sponsored
by the club, will begin practice on
the following schedule:
The dub also voted to pay one-
third of the amount spent n books j
brought for the Home Nursing !
Course sponsored by the Rochelle
PTA. Home Demonstration Club
and Rochelle Study Club.
Mmes Bob Moseley and Clyde !
Mathew, served refreshments ot j
lime sherbet and cold drinks. j
and cold drinks
“Our Home—Master of Ser- ■
vant?” will be the March 28 pro-
gram.
Hear* From Son
S. A. Avery has received word
from his son. John Avery, who is
stationed with the USMC in Mem-
phis, Tenn., that he is getting
along fine. He says he doesn’t know
when he will get to come home
again, however.
Mrs. H. F. Feight and Mrs.
Vance Yates. Brady, were dismiss-
ed from Medical and Surgical Hos-
pital Friday.
Mr«. A. B. ( rump of Brady was
admitted to Medical and Surgical
Hospital Monday and dismissed
Wednesday.
spent the day with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Spillers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. Miss-
es Ruby and Hattie Spillers were
shopping in Brady Monday.
The W.WU ladies enjoyed a
good Bible lesson at the church
Monday night, taught by Mrs.
Willie Betsil. The brotherhood men
met also. They had 5 visiting men
from Lohn.
Cub Scouts Den 2,
Make Shields
Den 2 of Cub Scouts met March
4 at the home of Mrs. Leonard
Atherton, when the boys worked on
their project of making shields and
played games.
Refreshments were served by,
Mrs. James King to Steve Raw-!
lings. Bob Lindsey, Jimmy Ather-
j ton, Don King. Joe* King, Martin
Broad, Clint Newlin, Craig Stef-
fens and one visitor Mrs. Fay-
Dukes.
Den 2 Cub Scouts met March 10
at the home of Mrs. Atherton with
den mother Mrs. James King, pre- .
| sent.
In keeping with their project.
< ‘‘The Knights of the Round Table"
the Cubs worked on their shields
which they will use at their next
scout meeting. A short story was
told and games played.
Mrs. Williamson
Talks to HD Club
Mrs. Marion Williamson of Ro-
chelle and member of the Library
Board of McCulloch County, was
intrdouced by Mrs. John M. Guice,
president, as guest speaker when
the South Brady Home Demon-
stration Club met Tuasday after-
noon in the home of Mrs. H. P C.
Evers.
Mr*. Williamson spoke on the
uses of the new F. M. Richards
Memorial Libiary. telling the
group that the first libiary was
established in Brady in 1915 and
was located on the third story of
the McCulloch County courthouse.
In 1929 it was taken over and run
under the sponsorship of the Par-
ent-Teacher Association. She said
that the services the new library
will afford includes research; it is
a member of the State Loan Li-
brary in Austin and can obtain
specific material; has the newest
rental books; renewal of books;
purchase of books for individuals;
rebinding service; ami for the
new- libiary there will 1/e a read-
ing and story hour for children.
Mrs. Williamson said that more
than *>,000 books will be moved
into the new libiary in the very
near future.
During the business session, the
club voted to make cancer dress-
ings.
Fifteen members and three
guest* attended the meeting and
the next will lie held April 5 with
Mrs. A. K. Flannigan as hostess.
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BOURLAND’S
Mrs. Ha by Fetes Son
On Seventh Birthday
Mrs. Homer Ha by entertained
last Saturday at Roman’s Kl Patio
honoring her son Howard, who whs
celebrating his seventh birthday,
on March 17.
Mrs. Haby carried out the St.
Patrick’s theme in the denotations
i and favors of balloons and whistles
| given the guest*. Prizes were
! presented to the winners of the
i games. Mary Ann Dillon made pic-1
1 lures of the group.
I Mines. Terry Lane, All<crt
Broad, W V. Olin anil Walter Volk
! man of Menard, assisted in serving
j birthday cake and ice cream to the
j honor* e and Jan Bratton. Johnny
I Bratton, Bert Broad, Darrell Hill,
j Denni*- Lane, Bill McNatt, Kenneth
Moore. Danny Olin. Boh Mellon
I ough, Baltic Bryson, Maiie Punk-1
| ey, Cheryl l*enn (bailie Scha«-g, i
i Steve Rockwell and Leslie Volktnan
I of Menard.
Altar Society Makes
Plans For Easter
Ht Patrick’s Altar Society met
Tuesday morning in the home of
Mrs H. L. Gober. The Rev. II A.
Knitters announced that a High
.Mass will be sunt at St. Patrick’s
Church Thursday morning In
honor of the patron saint and that
priostH of the neighboring towns
will he here to join the celebration
honoring this saint. The Indies of
the Society will prepare a dinner
for the visiting clergy, to be serv-
ed at the parish house.
Members decided to hold a
combination rummage and bake
sale on April 16. Plans were also
mad** for the preparation of the
church for Easier. Chairman In
charge of children activities,
Mrs. (Tin ton Newlin. appointed
Mrs. Jack Locklear to plan the
children's Easter erg hunt.
The hostess served coffee and
• old drinks to Rev. Mr. Keitter*.
Mum Bert Hughes, Paul Klatt.
Locklear, Milt Miller. Newlin,
John Pelllzzarl, and Harry Prless
Mr. and Mr*. William Hamilton
of Brady are happy to announce
th>- Liit h of a daughter at Brady
Hospital Tuesday.
Di>mh'*ils from Brady llospil.il
Tuesday were Mrs. M. A. Bum-
ifardnur, Baby Calvin Cox, Mrs.
Paul Han-on and Jimmy Atherton,
all of Biaily# Mrs. E. K. Kitchens,
Enid, Ok!u„ and Alson Behrens
Mason.
STOP and SHOP
BUY and SAVE
COLD DRINKS
All
Kinds
Dottles
390
Hill Country
MELLORINE
All
Flavors
y2 GAL 490
Sun Spun—Fancv Pack
TOMATOES
2fl290
Sun Spun—Tomato
CATSUP 200TTES 290
Sun Spun—Fresh
DLACKEYED PEAS 2^350
8R/A/G i/s yOUR
PROCTER i. GAMBLE
COUPORS
'XT 610
Of Le*» Coupon
460
'7? *1*
Lest Coupon
'XT 590
3-LB.
CAN
@694
FRESH PRODUCE
Cello Hajf—1 l.b. or Over
CARROTS PKG. 80
Kentucky Wonder
GREEN BEANS LB. 190
Yellow
SQUASH LB. 150
Sunkist
LEMONS LB. 120
Central American
BANANAS LB. 12i/20
Idaho Ku-ssetts
SPUDS 10 ,1.530
* ARMOUR’S STAR CHILI
WITH BEANS t LB. CAN 250
l.ibbv'ti
FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 SL. 490
Our Value—Cut
GREEN BEANS 2 2,,250
• Sunshine 1 U>. |iux
KRISPY CRACKERS 230
• Sunshine 1 l.b. Bov
GRAHAM CRACKERS 290
iCimbell
l»ts. 35c
Qts. 69c
BEST FLOUR
25-Lb.
Sack
41.
79
In land'8
CHILI
No. 2
Can
• CARNATION#
MILK
450
Tall
Can
(Limit)
2° 194
My-T-Fine
DESSERTS 3 BOXES 230
SALMON
OCR VALUE
TALL CAN
350
No I tirade—Pinto
BEANS 4L8.PK? 390
MEAT SPECIALS
Freshly (iround
HAMBURGER LB. 290
SHORT RIBS LB. 190
Choice 7-Cut
BEEF ROAST LB 4H
FORK CHOPS LB. 490
Sweet Rasher—Sliced
BACON LB. 430
Sugar Cured—Sliced
JOWLS LB. 290
Spicrd Luncheon
MEAT LB. 390
Sun Spun Colored Quartern
OLEO LB.190
IMPERIAL PURE CAHE SUGAR 5 '£,450
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 103, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1955, newspaper, March 18, 1955; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth881808/m1/4/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.