The Brady Herald (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 7, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 28, 1965 Page: 8 of 8
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SCENIC
DRIVE IN BRADYS LEADING THEATRE
THEATRE ADM 7540 CHILDREN FREE
Starts Fri. For Your New Year’s Eve
Enjoyment
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SANDRA DEE
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ANDY WILLIAMS
USE HERALD WANT-ADS
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AT SCENIC DRIVE-IN-In one of the fiercest battles
between man and heart ever seen, Stuart Whitman fights
a erased baboon bare-banded, in this scene from “Sands of
Kalahari,” which also stars Stanley Huker and Susannnh
York and opens Friday at the Scenic Drive-In in Technicolor
and Panavision for your New Year’s Eve entertainment.
Federal Land Bank
Marks 50th Year
As a service to farmers, the I
Federal I-and Hank Associa
tion of Brady will join in a |
national program to public in-
formation keyed to the With
Anniversary of the Federal
Land Hank System. The Brody
Association, along with some
700 other associations and the
It Federal l.and Hanks, will
carry out the program to make
all Americans aware of the im-
portance of agriculture.
n
Kgan Fowler, local associa-
tion manager, stated that lar -e
segments of the country's popu-
lation, such as city dwellers,
factory workers laid the like,
are not aware of the vital part
whieh agricultural people take
in adding to the basic strength
of the nation.
With agriculture moving
into a “challenging new era
of development for rural
America, and of production
Wilensky-Huffman
“Only The LOOK In E»pt*nsiveH
JANUARY
We have never offered nuch a wide Mdcctkm of
beautiful new merrhandise at aueh bargain prices
on our January Sale.
Rush down for beat selections at once.
ScxSjlI
of women’s wear
OUTSTANDING
REDUCTIONS!
Golden Eagles
May Be Killed
Next 6 Months
Secretary of ths Interior
Stewart I- lldall has authoris-
ed the taking of golden eaglet
without permit to seasonally
protect domestic livestock dur-
ing the period from Dec. 15,
IWS5. through June 15, 1965, in
.'12 West Texas counties.
P< i mission to take golden
eagles is grWtcd duly where
absolutely necessary to protect
livestock, «od the permission
applies only to owners of live-
stock and tHeir agents. Golden
eagle* may be taken by any
suitable means except through
the use of poisons or aircraft.
Golden eagles or any parts
thereof taken pursuant to this
authorization may not be pos-
sessed, purchased, sold, traded,
bartered, or offered for sales,
trade or barter.
• • •
The authorisation to tal e
eagles applies to the counties
of El Paso, Jeff Davis, Brew-
ster, Val Verde, Uvalde, Kerr,
Edwards, Crockett, Ward, Un-
ton, Hudspeth, Presidio, Terrell
Kinney, Banders, Kimble, Sut-
ton, Pecos, Culberson, Reid,
Sterling, GlasBC(»ck, Reagan,
Irion, Tom Green, Coke,
Schleicher, Crane, Burnet, Mc-
Culloch, Blanco and San Saha.
This area contains the great-
er part of the Texas sheep and
goat industry nnd is also used
by wintering golden eagles.
The length of the period dur-
ing which taking without per-
mit is allowed covers the lamb-
ing and kidding seasons in
these West Texas counties.
Monday Service*
For H. V. Whitehead
Funeral services for Harvey
Virgil Whitehead, 03, were
held Monday afternoon at i;3©
in Schstter Funeral Home in
Fredericksburg Graveside ser-
vice a were held at Bethel
Cemetery at Camp Air at S:i0
p, m. with Rev. Alvin Durst
and Rev. Perry Warner of
Frodertcksberg conducting
Mr Whitehead died at » a. m
fs- «* in a Fredericksburg
hospital whrr* be hdd been ill
for several weeks. He hail lived
meet of his life in McCulloch
County having moved U» Fred-
ericksburg a few years ago. He
was born Jan. IS, 11*02 end
was married to Alms Pikes
on May 6. 1928 in Brady.
Survivors include his wife,
mm son. Rickard Whitehead of
Alvin; hie mother, Mrs J. Y.
Whitehead of Rrady; five broth-
ers, Monroe Whitehead of Char-
re, Jack and Everett Whitehead
of Frederickslturg, Clyde White-
head of Refugio and Marehall
Whitehead of Houston.
Pallbearers wore his nephews
Harold and larry Anderson,
Joe and J. B. Whitehead, J. R.
West and Robert Pikes.
Dress
SALE
Our entire Htock of
famouH brand
Ladle*’ Ureases
now on sale for
first time. Price*
drastically reduced
for quick sale.
Values to S25.95
LADIES' HATS!
Clone-Out
Values to $9.9."*
*1 - *2 - s3 - s4
BLOUSE SALE!
• Sunny South
• Hobble lirooks
Values to $9.95
1” i. 5”
HOSE
SALE
Eve-Catchers
by BERKSHIRE
Regular 99c Pr.
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COSTUME JEWELRY
Vi PRICE
Skirts—Sweater*—Rants
• Dyed-to-Match
• BOBBIE
BROOKS
• FEATHER KMT V
• STOCKTON
Values to $11.95
2
1 pr.
79‘
3 pr.
23S
6 pr.
4™
LADIES'
GOWNS
lly KAYSKK
V2 price
for the world-wide battle
against hunger,” it becomes
increasingly necessary that
the true, complete story of
agricultural progress and
potentials he told," he said.
Fowler noted that numerous
meetings, commemorative activi-
ties and special anniversary
events will get under way in
the coming months, leading up
to the nation-wide both An.ii
versary in 1967. The 12 Federal
I.and Banka were established
in 11*17 under the Farm I/tan
Act.
The 50th Anniversary comes
as a timely opportunity, Fow-
ler commented, to translate the
accomplishments of agriculture
into terms of interest for all
people everywhere. He said the
Federal !,i*nd Bank Associatl"*!
of Brady welcomes the chance
to take part in this effort.
PURSES
\ ahm to S7.9s
1" TO 3"
1C r i
i" I** t
uctionsli
Large Selection
All Weather
COATS- CAR COATS
• Fur Trim*—Tweeds
Values to $99.95
9" to 69"
I. A DIES'
SHOE SALE
(•roup One
WILLIAMS
Values to $'5.95
1" TO 2"
Croup Two
PERSONALITY
ValttM to $10.95
GIRLS' WEAR SALE!
GIRLS’ COATS ”
CAR COATS! LONG COATS! PLAY PET
Values Co $22.95
2” to 12”
GIRLS’ DRESS SALE!
Party Diwues! St'hnnl llronses!
• LINDA LO •TINY WOMAN
Value* to $17.95
1" to 9"
GIRLS'
SWEATERS - SKIRTS
<1 qq *Y99
VALUES TO 6 99 | t0 J
GIRLS' CORIU'ROY
SLIM JIM SETS
YAMfS TO 491 1” t0 2VV
Painting—
(Continued From Page One)
associate with art in any way,
the more you appreciate it in
every way.”
Mr. Goode said he felt about
beginning painting kind of like
his son learning to 'ikpte. His
son felt that he could get on a
pair of skates and just skate
off. “I had the same idea. All
I had to do was start painting
I found that 1 had a lot to
| learn.”
He plana a one-man exhibit
in the near future." I am hunt-
ing for a '.notable place to show
my work.” He also admitted
that he wouldn’t l»e adverse to
selling his paintings.
Mr. Goode has proved that
an active man, relegated to re-
tirement because of physical
disability, can find an Inter-
esting and productive life. As
Mr. Goode so aptly put it, "lie
was a very active man, this
painting is giving him an in-
centive to continue to live an
active and productive life.”
In silk, nylon, cotton, and blends
• Wide color selection • Seven
degrees ot Inking • For standerd,
e!e< trie, portnb e typewriters •
Carbon ribbons in paper and
pitsb • • deling
machine, calculator, tabulator
nbbons • Addrestograph and
cash register ribbons * Dsta-
processing sod l fts sstepir j
STAMOARDHERALD
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on teli& another
uO lm?0Acpi » .."l ,
4 v J gave time and money with
~ ^ECONOMY (LEAN
Li. 1 :V ’ • ^ ;;
Professional Clean-Only
£
Service at
CARLSON’S CLEANERS
. . . Including All Thin . . .
NICE
DISCOUNT
when
Accompanied
by
Regular
CLEANING
—and—
PRESSING
• Sorting clothes; separately clean-
ing whites, delicate fabrics, etc.
• Spots and stains treated for safe
and sure removal.
• Each garment carefully cleaned by
experienced professionals who
know fabrics.
• Ruckles, belts and ornaments
checked for cleanability to prevent
possible damage,
• All garments returned on hangers
ready for wearing or home finish-
ing.
• Very few need more pressing.
TRY ECONOMY-CLEAN
SERVICE TODAY!
For the Very Best Cleaning
and Pressing Services—
Call 597-4444
for Pick-up and Delivery
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LIS. FOR ONLY
^ US. FOR ONLY $2®®
$1”
CARLSON'S CLEANERS
• BRADY'S BEST
EEEESSSN
WE WILL CIjOSE SAT. AT 12:00 NOON
PRODUCE
BANANAS
i. 9‘
10 l.ha.
POTATOES...... 49c
CABBAGE.... Lb. 5c
iml'III.K flRADY STAMPS
WEDNESDAY WITH
fj.lVO EURCHARK OK MORE.
Texas
Oranges or
Grapefruit
5 LB BAG 39C
GANDY’S
Ice Cream Va Gal.
Round Ctn.......69c
Square Carton 59c
Tangerines.. Lb. 19c
Fresh Crisp
CELERY. Stalk 15c
2 Lbs.
REI) GRAPES... 25c
Heinz Slrained
BABY FOOD
JAR |Qc
Auatex—No Means
CHILI No. 2 can 59c
DR. PEPPER
6 BOTTLES 35C
j Libby’s marketed No. 300 ('an
PEAS 2™ 25<
Cello Arrow Blnrkeyed
PEAS « we 17c
- MEATS -
Fresh
FRYERS « 29c
Chicken
HENS............Lb. 45c
Family Style l.b.
Roast-Steak 45c
Lean Lb.
PORK CHOPS... 79c
Blackhawk or Premium
BACON « 85c
Swift’s Premium
HAMS............Lb. 79c
F resh Lb.
BEEF LIVER. .. 29c
Hlarkhawk
WEINERS ..Lb. 49c
Hwife’s Premium 5 Lb.
Canned HAMS $5.39
Gandy’s or Foremost
EGG NOG.... Qts 49c
MILK ...Gal. Jug 79c
A. J. U hile Of Yell^J
MEAL $*«c49c
Chicken of the Ses Chunk ”*
TUN A i 3 cm 99<
Hunt’s Sliced or Halves
PEACHES
A NO 2 ^ $100
if CANS |
All Brands Reg. nr Drip
COFFEE lb. can 79c
Gladiofa Flour
5 US 49c ISUi-T1
CRISC0
3 - 79
SUGAR
10 a, 99‘
Frozen Foods
TV French Fried 2—0 0«. Pkgs.
POTATOES........ 25c
Mayflower
WAFFLES Pkg. 10c
Morton or Banquet
DINNERS Pkg. 39c
Patio Knrhilada or Pkg.
Mexican Dinners 49c
Banquet Fruit or Cream,
Pumpkin artd Mince- I am Si/r
PIES............3 for $1
*ORAV($Ah!ICE
2—6 (ta Can*......35c
12 Oz. Can............^3c
TV or -Marton
Pot Pies 5 «» $1
Sunshine Krispy Lb. ltox
CRACKERS 31c
— FRIENDLY SBKVICR
BIG HAVINGS — HIGH QUALITY — LOWEST PRICKS
WE DELIVER—DIAL SI7-S423
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The Brady Herald (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 7, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 28, 1965, newspaper, December 28, 1965; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth990876/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.