The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 74, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1956 Page: 5 of 10
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TAC.E SIX
THE BRAD! STANDARD AND HEART <T TEXAS NEWS. BRADT. TEXAS FRIDAY. MARCH t »•"
"BioAxi, 42 yeow Ag
By H. L. LACKEY
March '■> and 6, 1914
That Brady is ".some punkins
i,. B j loduce market is evidenced
by th. ta. t that during the last
ten days the local house of 11. r-
R«d *•,<’■> has handled .‘>1
cakes of egg*. The average price
r,*iu is 17’, cents and represents
in aggregate sum of a trifle less
thuri *2,000 disti ihuied to the
farmers of this section. Mi. lloddie
stk'.o that shipments aie made
direct to New York City, whole
they bring fancy puces at this
fCison.
The Board of Managing Trustees
of’he Biady Watet A. Light Works
last week closed a deal with the
pi:st National Bank of Temple foi
a ,ot of machinery located on the
( olcviido Ri\ ci, near Waldrip, and
will move it here to he used to
improve the local water and light
plant. .
The new equipment consists oi
the following:
One 72x16 125 horsepower Atlas
tubular boiler with fittings.
One 14x20x17x15 Worthington
compound pump.
One 125 horse power Warren-
Wehstei water heater.
One 61-2x2 3-4x4 boiler feed
pump with connections.
GUARD Safety
With Good Brakes!
<hk
Bo 100% brake-sure! Stop
here for a free check of
your brakes. We ll reline
or adjust at low prices.
, This machinery was installed on
the in •• several years ago for the
purpose of irrigating a large tract
,,f land, I ait was abandoned short-
ly afterwai 1... and has been in act-
ual use only a few months. AH of
,t is hi first t lass condition and it
is said to be worth many times the
price the trustees gave for it.
j. w Haley has taken the con-
tract to move the machinery to the
city and left last Thursday for
Waldrip to start the work.
The big Oil-pull engine belonging
to the county will be used to haul
the machinery in. It is thought,
tney will teach the city the first
til next week.
At a meeting of the school board
held last week Miss Loise Bradley
was re-elected to the position of
tax asseasoi and rollectoi fot the
Brady Independent School district. |
Miss Bradley has filled this posi-
tion most acceptably for the past
two yeais, and the board is to be
congratulated on the wisdom of
their choice.
Mines. (J. V. (iansel and II. W.
I Turner, accompanied by Miss Hay-
de Willoughby, will leave tonight
i for Dallas to attend the grand
opera.
H. B. Ogden went to Fort Worth
1 Saturday night to make arrange-
ments for the Texas Cattle Kaisers
Association to meet in that city
the 10th, I Ith and 12tli inst.
B. L. Malone came over yester-
day morning from Brownwood to
receive and open up the jewelry
stock of Matin O. Cury Co. He
has rented the Christian parsonage
and will lie joined in a few days
by Mrs. Malone in making their
hqme in Brady.
For the regular Friday night
feature this week the manage-
ment of The Gem announces “TL lie
Auto Bandit’s Capture," a .specta-
cular production in three reels.
This is one of the latest pictures
and is a thriller from the start.
A beautiful love story is inter-
mingled with the many diamatic
features of the production. In ad-
dition to the feature picture there
■will he three other reels, making
6,000 feet in all. The prices of ad-
mission have been placed at 15c
and 25c. Thm is an additional 1
charge of only «h and 1th' for the
feature.
A fair sized audience greeted the
r ted Hayes Company at the Lyric
Opera House Monday evening
whi n they presented "Bought and
Paid For," one of the strongeit
comedy-drama hills seen at the lo-
cal playhouse this season.
The company is well known to
Brady theatre-goers, having play-
ed a week’s engagement here • url-
iei in the season, when they es-
tablished themselves with the
Brady people. Mrs. Hayes is a sis-
tei of Messrs. Ed and Howard
Broad and Mrs. O. E. Jackson of
this city. She has a large circle of
admiring friends here. Biady peo-
ple will always welcome the Hayes
company to the city.
C. A. Trigg went to Biownwood
Saturday night to spend Sunday
with relatives. Mrs. Trigg and son
and daughter, Abner and Gertrude
accompanied him home Sunday.
Mis. Trigg and the children had
been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. E. D. Hurlbut, who has not
been well.
Adam B. Carrithers and J.
Frazier Davis transacted business
in the city of Melvin yesterday
morning.
Miss Tassie Goldman, who has
been the guest of Miss Rose Stall-
ings for the past few weeks, left
Saturday for her home at Hous-
ton.
Rochelle School
Lunchroom Menu
Menus for March S through
March 1*.
MONDAY
Sausage, gravy, mashed pota-
toes, black-eyed peas, vegetable
salad, bread, butter, plain or choc-
olate milk, peach cobbler.
TUESDAY
Beef stew, cheese and pimiento
spread, kraut, lettuce and toma-
toes, bread, butter, | lain or choco-
late milk, jello and cookies.
WEDNESDAY
Smothered steak and onions, new
potatoes, green beans, raisin-ap-
f le-cclery salad, bread, butter,
plain or choc olate milk, cup cakes.
THURSDAY
Devilled egg, pinto beans, whole
kernel coin, cabbage slaw, fruit
salad, gingerbread, bread, butter,
plain or chocolate milk.
FRIDAY
Fish, tarter sauce, buttered po-
tatoes, carrots, vegetable salad,
apple, peanut butter cookies, bread,
butter, plain or chocolate milk.
Plenty ol free Parking Space
Low Prices
Courterous Service
1'ill.shury
Flour
15c Coupon Pack
25 Lb.
Sack
1.99
Extra milk: 1 cent a glass.
Giant Size
S & K
MOTOR CO.
EVANS J. ADKINS
LAWYER
211 K. Blackburn
Kradtiam Building
Brady, Texa* Dial 2S4*
Never in the history of the soe-
iul rei-.lm of Brady s ‘ little folk
lias there been given a more charm-
ingly delightful entertainment than
that enjoyed last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the beautiful home ol i
Mrs. 1’. A. Campbell in South
Brady, by the little friends of their
daughter, Mary, in commemora-
tion of her seventh birthday. It
will be a day long remembered by
the little folk in attendance.
The entire lower floor of this
beautiful home was thrown open
to form one room, which was vcijr
attractively decorated, the color
scheme being pink and white. The
dining table was lovely in its ap-
pointments—the most conspicuous
of which was u massive biltliday
cake with its seven wax candles
representing the age of the ptetty
little hostess.
Alter the happy guests had j
spent the altogether too fleeting
moments in interesting and amus-
ing games blended with child-
hood’s innocent glee, the doors of
the dining hall were opened wide
and the children were ushered in
to partake of a most elaborate and
appetizing repast consisting of
several different kinds of cake,
whipped cream and gelatin,
fruits, candies and other delicacies.
Miss Mary was the happy re-
cipient of many beautiful re-
membrances of this eventful occa-
sion.
The souvenir register was super-
vised by Mrs. E. E. Spiller. Those
who had the pleasure of register-
i ing included:
Misses Gertrude Trigg. Mary
Lyle Vincent, Nellie Brown, Lucile
Kirby, Mahle Doty Stone, Annie
Snavely, Norma Wegner, LcMay
Jordan, Ruby Coalson, Lola Spiller.
| Venie Kirby, Eunice Kirby, Lillian
| Snavely, Marie King, Mildred
King, Carmclita Baze, Nola Meers,
Knola King, Arvie Wegner, Marie
Brock, Zola Spiller, Zola Mae Lee,
! Mary Agnes Glober; Masters Bei-
tram Broad, William Lovelace,
William C. Jones, J. K. Baze,
Thurston Lovelace, J. B. Vincent,
Laurence Lang. Billy Spiller, Qtiin-
| ton Glober, Clarence Sherrod;
Mmcs. W. C. Wegner, Charles
Glober, H. S. Snearly, Lee King,
H. I*. Jordan, W. W. Spiller and
I. G. Abney, all of whom assisted
Mrs. Campbelll in making glad the
hearts, of those who were so for-
tunate as to lie numbered among
the friends of this charming little
lady, who herself exhibited many
qualities of an interesting enter-
tainer.
In taking leave each little guest |
wished her many more such happy
occasions.
Tide
.69
15c Coupon
In Box
Glad iota
CAKE MIXES
2 BOXES 590
* *
fresh and cured
Sunco Grade AA
FRYERS LB. 390
Fresh Ground _ an AAj
HAMBURGER LB* 290
sevenroast lb. 395
PORK CHOPS LB. 450
Sugar l ured - _
PICNICS LB .290
MOON " " LB. 330
LONGHORN CHEESE LB. 390
Libby’s Dink
Salmon
Enamel
1 Lb. Can .57
Closeout $1.62 (ft. For Only $1»00
Sun Spun Fresh Shelled
BLACKEYES 2
Our Value Cut
Cans
GREEN BEANS 0 ‘Size
303 Size
250
IIFrom Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coberly of
dove. Kalis, visited in the homes
of the T. E. and Howard Prices
this week.
2 Cans
Kountv Kist Whole
KERNEL CORN 2 , , 250
Del Monte 46 Oz. ( an
PINEAPPLE JUICE 290
IKI Monte
ENGLISH PEAS TLS? 430
Sunshine Banquet
CRACKERS ™nP '.£310
Lipton—Save 20c
TEA 1 LB. BOX $1.37
FREE
■*» —■*’
FREE
Happv Vale Sweet
PICKLES FULLQT. 450
Country Kitchen Maple Flavor
SYRUP 24 OZ. SIZE 350
Sunshine Hi Ho
CRACKERS 1 LB. BOX 330
KimbeU’s I.uncheon
MEAT 120Z.CAN 350
Morton
Full Quart
SALAD DRESSING 390
No, 1 tirade
PINTO BEANS
4 Lb, Bag
450
Hard
3 Minute
OATS 3 LB. SIZE 370
DOG FOOD 3 CANS 430
Old Dutch 4 Rolls
TOILET TISSUE 250
SO Chicks FREE I shortening 3 Lb. Can .79
WITH THE PURCHASE OF 100 POUNDS OF
Fresh Produce
TEMCO Chick Starter
Large Firm Heads
LETTUCE........................Lb. 12c
or BROILER MASH
Central American
BANANAS......................Lb. 14c
Saturday, March 3rd
Idaho Russet ts
SPUDS ............10 Lb. Bag 45c
Hunch
• Turnips and Tops
• Mustard Greens
• Lollard Greens
• Green Onions
.9
Frozen Foods
Libby’s
CUT CORN 10 OZ. PKG. 190
Ct
ass
# FOR SAL
BULLS for SALE: 5
Hereford bulls, yearl
S. c J. R. HOLLEY, H
Texas.
FOR SALE OR TIG
Henry J, 6-cylinder; i
tr and fog lights. G
$175. See ERVIN CL1
Voca.
FOR SALE -Station,
living quarters, also
and one 4-room hous
ages on .51 acre. 1
000.00. M. L. BLYT
Highway. _
FOR SALE—Soft mil
hundred at the barn
\> HITE, Pear Valley
Brady.
FIR SALE—Common
recleaned. D. B. lit
Mercdry.
FOR SALE—r
John Deere
and cultivate
HEMPHILL
Pine St., Br
FOR SALE—Station
living quarters, alsi
and one 4-room hoi
ages on 51 acres. P
M. L. BLYTHE,
way.
FOR SALE—120-Ac
Melvin, 4-room he
wells. C. W. YA
Voca.
FOR SALE—Blue pa
and electric gasol
L. BISSETT, Lohr
FOR SALE — Rad
combination, 2 ay
ranges. See BERN
at Lee Adams Fc
FOR SALE—1961
new motor; radio,
clean. Call 915
PARKS. _
FOR SALE—Lots
hegari, fair heads
See REED STEM
FOR SALE—Good
machines, $7.50
STAR SEWING
dy. Phone 2261.
FOR SALE—Gcrmi
D. H. MII.BUR!
northwest of Bi
No. 87.
FOR SALE — T1
home, corner lot
cheap. See at
CHINA.
FOR SALE—5,OOf
incubators. BAIL
FEED STORE.
a
FOR SALE—4-Rt
Highway, South
from Brady cot
for business lo
i
4646.
A BARGAIN—On
top, chrome ha
broiler and grid
Thermobaker a
Reg. Retail $481
out price $299
GRANT-2233.
FOR SALE—Goc
refrigerutors ar
inee at bargaii
BROAD CO.
Snow Crop Mixed
VEGETABLES ,#, £ 190
Swanson’s Chcrrv or Apple
PIES 10 0Z. PKG. 330
Libbv’s 6 Oz. Cans
ORANGE JUICE 2 FOR 350
FOR
APARTMENT V
bedrooms, bath
kitchen and c;
ERS AVE. CA
FOR RENT—2 1
apartments. P
FOR RENT—I
ments. MRS. Y
B. 8th St.
ROBBIE & CO
Specials For Friday and Saturday—March 2-3
STANPHILL’S
FOR RENT—'T1
ed garage ap
CALL 5704 «
PHONE 2106
Brady, Texas
FREE * FREE
A
FOOD
STORES
RED&WH1TE (§)
FOR RENT—2
ments, large
tioners MRS
South Church
poi RENT
apartment, 2
ed, also 4 r,
ment. 2 bed
1015 W. 11T
WA
Home Owned and Operated—700 N. Bridge St.
Dial 2229—“It Pleases Us To Please You”
HELP WANTI
Prefer man
perience. S«
or George
CHEVROLE
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 74, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1956, newspaper, March 2, 1956; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth905049/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.