The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 86, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1947 Page: 2 of 8
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Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Parish left
this week on a buying trip to Ft.
Worth and Dallas markets.
Guns And Cycles
Bought, Sold And
Repaired.
WESTERN GUN &
CYCLE SHOP
THE WESTERN AUTO
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Brady, Texas
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V, JANUARY 24, 1947 —. .-d.*”—
ill at her home in Sau Antonio, 'fcver
Her daughter, Mrs. O. F. Harris
is at her bedside.
THE HR any STANDARD AND HEART O' TEXAS NEWS. BRADY, TEXAS,
Mt. Calvary Lutlu*run <1nmh
Corner South Church and W. 4th
Rev. W. W. Niedner, Brownwood
Visiting Pastor
6:30 p.m. Sunday School and
Bible Class.
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ed her sister, Mrs. Ruth Mc-
Gaughey, as a beauty operator at
Parish’s Beauty Salon. Mrs. Mor-
gan is a graduate of Mrs. Mar-
tin’s Texas School of Beauty Cul-
ture in Brownwodd.
Armour's
Star
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Lb. 48c
Texas Seedless, White
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Brings you more of the great stamina element. Pro-
WW tein, than any other breakfast cereal. Famous food
for babies and youngsters—great for growth!
Quaker Oats is economical, too. Costs less than a penny
a serving! Quick Quaker Oats cooks fast as coffee!
Begin to serve and enjoy delicious Quaker Oats tomor- 1
row' Read the simple instructions and additional facts on 1
the label, and mail us your contest entry at once! Enter as I
many times as you wish —simply follow easy rules in this ad! ]
Listen to .
Great Stories KRRV
About Com
1947 AMBASSADOR
FEATURES!
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PHONE 5991
PROMPT SERVICE
Gregory Rendering
Company
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Quaker Oats Was Voted America's
"Best-For-You"Cereal,because..
self-addressed, stamped envelope for list
7. Any resident of the U. S. may com-
pete. except employees of The Quaker
Oats Company, their advertising
agencies and their families. Contest is
subject to all federal and state regu- 'y.
Concentrated (Makes 30 Gallons)
ETHYL CLEANER BOTTLE $1.00
Clapp’s
INSTANT CEREAL 8 ()z 1160
Whitson's Mexican Stvle
BEANS NO. 2 CAN
J....No. 2% Glass
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ROCHELLE NEWS ♦
could not tell who
school days we
played baseball. Bull Pen,
sometimes
An old saying is, you 1
miss the water until the well
dry. During the
rustled about and found a lamp.
We cleaned the dust off and man-
aged to get by. However, we were
like the darkey was by the um-
brella—couldn’t see how people;
I managed to get by without elec-
got into the rummage sale,
and he had been offered a very
good puce for it.
Quattr Ooh and Molhar't
a Ooft Ar« the Same
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It’s easy to enter—to try f<»r one of these 5 big luxuri-
ous 19 *" Nash Ambassadors,or one of the 500 other
prizes! Ju st read the follow i ng clue son delicious, healthful Quaker
Oats —then complete this sentence in 50 additional words or less:
"Qrt.tktr Oats u al t otcd America s 'hett-jnr-ynn' cereal became. . . "
In a recent nation-wide survey of folks young and old, Quaker
Oats was voted the cereal best for sou! Also voted best-tasting!
Named more often than any other cereal, hot or cold!
marked before midnight, April 1, 1947.
5. Entries will be judged for originality,
suitability and aptness of thought.
Judges' decisions will l»e final. Dupli-
cate prizes will be awarded in case of
ties No entries will be returned En-
tries, contents and the ideas therein
become the property of The Quaker
Oats Company.
6. All winners will be notified by mail.
[ Complete list of winners will tie avail-
able about May 15, 1947. Please send
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Patient* able to return to their
homes on Monday and Tuesday
wdh J from Medical and Surgical Hos-
[ pita! were Mrs. M. A. Nunnallee,
i Hicks Campbell and Mrs. S. L.
i.i v ,Boe8 Ancelet and baby, all of Brady,
uackout we an(j ^rH Frank Kidd of Camp
San Saba.
Shoulder Flesh, lb..... 40c
Pikes Peak Flesh, lb ...39c
Rump, lb....................38c
Chuck, lb.........................33c
Brisket, lb................. 28c
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Christian Science Services
“Truth” is the subject of the
; Lesson-Sermon which will be
read in all Church of Christ.
Scientist, on Sunday. January 26.
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
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EASY RULES!
1. Completethe sentence: “Quaker Oati
was voted America’s 'Best-for-You'
Cereal, Because . . .’’. or "Mother's
Oats was voted America's 'Best-for-
You' Cereal, Because . . in 50 addi-
tional words or less Print or write
plainly on one side of a sheet of paper,
or get handy entry blank from your gro-
cer Print your name and address plainly.
2. Mai) entries to: The Quaker Oats
Company, Box No. 17 21, Chicago, Ill-
inois Enter as often as you like. Each
entry must be accompanied by a trade-
mark from a package of Quaker Oats
or Mother's Oats the Quaker Man, or
the Mother and Child .
3. Prizes 5 new 1947 Nash Ambassadors.
5- $100 Savings Bonds
10- S 50 Savings Bonds
$ 25 Savings Bonds
S 10 Cash Prizes
5 Cash Prizes
___ T 1 Cash Prizes
4. Entries for the contest must be post-
marked before midnight. April 1, 1947.
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Quaker Oats is a true, natural, whole-grain cereal. J pr y
It is complete and undenatured, containing all the A
vitamins, minerals, grow th and energy elements as placed there
by nature! Real authorities agree: there is no other natural cereal
that matches hot, whole-gr^n oatmeal in the great key elements
to help tight fatigue! Oatmeal leads in Food-Energy, leads in
Food-Iron (especially needed by worgen and girls) and leads
io the "spark-plug" energy Vitamin Bi!
derstand a
ing installed.
Miss Leona Sansom and Clar-
ence Williams were united 1-
marriage at
Saturday
Coffman,
Church,
weather was very inclement quite
crowd witnessed the marriage,
the blackout was on.
instead
|
a
Though
candlelighting was used
of electricity.
J. D. Powell sent two truck
loads of lambs to the Fort Worth
market last Monday.
Old people claimed the
12 days of the year governed the
seasons for the year. According
. to that this should be a season-
Mrs.
Lesson-Sermon also in-1 Medical
lhe following passage j Monday and Dean Hahn,
Mr. and Mrs. Eitel Hahn,
admitted on Tuesday.
H’
able year.
Rev. C. J. Coffman, who at-
tends Baptist seminary in Fort
Worth, came for his appointment
at the Baptist Church Sunday
morning and at night.
We understand several of the
students and some others became
after eating at the Cafeteria
day last week, supposedly
ptomaine poisoning. How-
there were none reported as
Some were treated
"hotball ”, and
ball got real hot.
A teacher said to one of
small students, "Don. if Jon had
$10 in one pocket and $15 in the
other l ocket, what would Jon I “J?"7*"*7 ur «■*”-!
. „ tricity, though we remember
have? Someone else s pants, ! . .. >
was the tiuick renlv candles were tn use in the,
... i« • ' o j 'home, (and home-made at that)'
There were 11 tn attendance at and not only ,n the home but jn
' the churches as well. And the
I parson in announcing his worship
hours, would say services at ear-
ly candlelight instead of 7:00 o'-
clock. Rut much is said of the;
good old days. And we remem-
ber many things with sacred
memory. But we would not like
to live them over. We’ll take the
electric light instead of the can-1
die.
Again we will ask the read-,
ers to overlook our shortcomings
this week as we have been ice'
bound and have stayed in pretty
close. We are looking forward to
the coining of snring. And may-
be then we can give news of more
interest. “Hope is th^ anchor of
the soul.”
Instant
POSTUM ioo^p^e
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in
one
from
ever,
very serious,
by a physician.
Mrs. Clarence Cole and child-
ren of Brady spent the week-end
the lady’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Stewart.
A quantity of material
been unloaded in Rochelle
the construction of Highway 190,
to be used on the highway from
the railroad 3-4 miles north
their heating system, the Rochelle to the San Saba Coun-
ty line.
The games of basketball play- dudes
frpin the Christian Science text-1
(page 127). |
1 TenbyteriMQ Church
Anson T Dewey, Pastor
9:45 a m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
The morning message will be;
“How To Get Help From Above."
6:15 p.m. Westminster Fellow-
«hip.
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
; The evening theme will be:
( Steps of a Good Man.”
Eas< Sweden PrcnbyterlMn
Anson T. Dewey, Supply Pastor
7:00 p.m. Sunday School. The
weather and lights should per-
mit a good attendance.
8:00 p.m. Worship Hour.
Each Day!
• It is to Four ad-
vantage to shop
early—as well as
ours!
* LOCAL BRIEFS ’ ♦
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David Dutton entered
and Surgical Hospital,
son of
was
Wilburn Nichols wax Imppy to
receive a package Tuesday from
Mississippi which contained a
beautiful hand embroidered scarf
which he had purchased at a Brl-
Red Cross rummage sale
while stationed in England. The
scarf, embroidered on white silk
with gold’ threads and beautiful
colored silk threads, is said to
have been made somewhere a-
round 1720 for an Indian prin-
cess, and was one of a set of 90
pieces. The other pieces are in
the British Museum. Mr. Ni-
chols didn’t know how his scarf
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> By R. S. Wellborn ♦
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Ice IkM* <?on*klerable Damace;
SanMini-Williams Wedilinx Held
Rochelle. Jan. 19.—After four
days of rain and being wrapped
in ice two days and nights, the
sun is shining again, though we
are in the grip of a fresh north-
er with high winds. The ice did
a great deal of damage to phone
and electric lines causing a black-
out on the West Texas Utilities
lines, and a great deal of timber
was broken down. An old saying
is "tis an ill wind that blows no
good." The moisture will be of
much benefit to the grain crop.
We have been informed
school is handicapped again
losing t’ 2 2___
boiler being burned out. We un-
butane system is be-
ed on the Rochelle Court be-1 fr^m
..-tween Rochelle and Melvin were [book,
in‘well attended The results were | ..........
ce at the Baptist Church in favor of Melvin. We learn the
ly evening. Rev. C. J. door fee was approximately $40. I 5,, laZ »choo!
n, pastor of Rochelle I "Ye scribe” attended the game i < huren bunday
. officiating. Although the but not being very well versed in!' *;oort oner,n.*-
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 86, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1947, newspaper, January 24, 1947; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1357428/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.