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Standard-Herald photo by Neal Ulmer
MARDI GRAS DRAWING—St Paul’s Epis-
copal Church member Ed Burk poses with a Holland
Wrangler Grill from Brady Butane last Saturday morn-
ing. The drawing for this grill or a 75-quart Yeti cooler
will be held at the church’s annual fundraiser, Jan. 27,
at the BMS cafeteria.
St. Paul’s Mardi Gras
fundraiser kicks off Jan. 27
Brady football alum to
play in Cowboy Stadium
By Neal Ulmer
Ready to treat your family
to a French Quarter feast?
Buy your tickets early and
treat your family to St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church Mardi
Gras.
The church ‘ s annual fund
raising event will be held
Sunday, Jan. 27 at the Brady
Middle School cafeteria, lo-
cated on the Menard highway.
Serving timeis from 11:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. Adult tickets
are $8 and children’s tickets
will be available at the door.
The meal will have a
Cajun flair with chicken-
sausage gumbo, rice, salad,
a homemade dessert and tea
or water. Cooking the gumbo
will once again be ledby Bon-
nie Helene McAnelly. There
will also be a kid’s hot dog
meal in case your child does
not like gumbo. Take-out will
be available.
Some ofthe festivities will
include a live cake auction
with auctioneer Pat Long
and special live music will
be intermittently provided
by Lost Creek.
For the pleasure of those
attending, there will be a
French market with hand-
made gifts, fashionable
scarves, hats and jewelry,
homemade foods, and arts
and crafts items. Also there
will be a silent auction, a chil-
dren’s booth and expanded
kid’s games.
This year a Frank Roddie
painting will be auctioned off
along with many other larger
items from local businesses.
Members are also selling
tickets at $5 each or five for
$20. First prize is a Holland
Wrangler Grill (value $750)
and second prize is a 75 -quart
Yeti cooler (value $400). The
winner need not be present to
win.
Tickets will be on sale
from church members this
Saturday at Brady Butane
and Keith’s Ace Hardware
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or you
can obtain them atthe Barrel-
house at 325-597-1719 or at
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
at 325-597-1330.
Proceeds from the Mardi
Gras festival will be distrib-
uted by the women of the
church to McCulloch County
Helping Hands, St. Phillip’s
pantry and scholarships.
The Mardi Gras event was
started at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church around 1974 or 1975
with Rev. Ed Haffiier as the
Rector for St. PauEs.
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In a sanctioned game
that gives former students
a chance to once again put
on pads and a helmet and
hit the gridiron, Brady’s
alumni football team will be
playing Bonham’s alumni
team on Saturday, Jan.
26, in Cowboy Stadium
in Arlington. Game time
is tentatively set for 9 p.m.
The game is sanctioned
by www.alumnifootbal-
lusa.com.
Any person that gradu-
ated from the participating
school and is 18 years of
age or older, is eligible so
teams will be comprised of
men ages 18 and up.
The game is played with
high school football rules
with these main excep-
tions—there are no “crack
back” blocks from the wide
receivers, no blitzing, and
celebrations after touch-
downs is allowed.
The minimum number
of players required to play
is 25, with a preferred team
size of 36.
The Brady team is orga-
nized by James Petty. The
roster has already been set
and will be released the
week of the game.
For more information
about the organization, you
can go to their Web site.
From there you can click
on one of several video
samples of other games that
have been played, and/or
you may click on the map
of Texas, and it will take
you to the games for Texas.
Tickets are available for
$25 per person. The ticket
gets you in to Cowboy Sta-
dium for a self-guided tour,
and then allows you to stay
for all the games that wil 1 be
played beginning at 6 p.m.
To purchase tickets lo-
cally, contact Petty at 325-
597-2811 or stop by Brady
Floors at 2301 S. Bridge.
"If you know of some-
one that lives out of town
and would like to purchase
tickets, they can go to www.
alumnifootballusa.com,
and click on the Special
Events “Cowboy Stadium
Tickets” link," said Petty.
"They may purchase as
many tickets as they need
and will be asked which
team they want to watch
so the team gets credit for
the sale."
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Published Every Wednesday at 201 S. Bridge Street,
Brady, Texas 76825.
Phone 325-597-2959 • Fax 888-908-4741
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calling the attention of the management to the article in question.
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Larry Smith, Publisher Emeritus;
James Holloway, commercial print manager;
Holly Stewart, advertising director, graphic artist, accounts payable;
Amanda Howell, news editor;
Neal Ulmer, reporter, photographer;
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Vicki Lindley, distribution;
Holly Halepeska, proofreader
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The Brownwood Garden Club will hold its monthly
meeting, Thursday, Jan. 17, at Southside Baptist Church,
1219 Indian Creek Road. The meeting will start at 11:30 a.m.
The program, "African violets," will be presented by
Wanda Jackson. Mrs. Jackson has been a lifelong grower
and propagator of African violets and will teach participants
all the requirements necessary to grow these beautiful house
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