The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, June 16, 1961 Page: 4 of 10
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■ THE MALY STANDARD AND UABT O' TEXAS NEWS. BRADY. TEXAS. FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1MI
TEXA8-SIZE THEFT-Texas Hanger Sgt.
John WihnI of Midland stands on a 16-ton oil
field pumping unit which was stolen near Sem-
inole in West Texas and recovered after a six-
months search near Grandfalls. A HO-yenr-old
employe of a Midland pipe and supply firm has
been charged with felony theft. The unit is 89
feet long and 19 feet high. i.4’> Wlrephoto.
‘Beakie* Ix>hn Hurt
In Fall From Horse
Fall from a horse late Sunday
sent W. K (Heaklei Lohn. Jr. to
Brady Hospital, suffering from a
complete *•« ara'tion of the front
pelvis. He is expected to he hos-
pitalized there for two weeks, and
then will have to remain abed at
home for another six weeks.
"He wasn't thrown, he Just be-
came overbalanced and fell off",
said Mrs. Lohn. "lie was standing
up in short stirrups when a foot
slipped and he lost his balance,
jerked a reign and the horse turn-
ed sharply."
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SUNDAY
JUNE 18
Is Father's Day
MEN OF ACTION C.O FOR
NEW-LOOK COTTON KNITS
Come see Penney’s great new collection of
textured combed cotton knits! You’ll find
boatnecks, ‘j sleeves, pointed toils, new
fashioned collars, action shirts with ribbed
underarm inserts. Plackets! Continentals!
small, medium, large
Short Sleeve
Sport Shirtn
Kaay-Care!
Light weight!
Pima Cottons
HOW YOU CAM
(HAKE IT AT RENNETS
Here From Florida
Mrs, Murray Jordan arrived
Thursday afternoon from Pensa-
cola, Fla., for a few day s visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
[,. II. Smith and also Mr. and
Mrs. V. K. Jordan.
Contract Expires
June 30 on
County Trapper
The County Conimtsaioners
Court this week warned farmers
and ranchers to gel In touch with
comity officials Immediately if
they want a government trapper
in McCulloch County for another
term. His present term expires at
(he end of June.
Lonnie Morris was hired for the
last nine months Jointly by a
county fund and a predatory con-
trol fund sei up by the farmera
and ranchers who wanted pro-
tection from wild animals.
The control fund runs out nt
the end of this month and the
farmers and ranchmen must de-
cide whether they want to re-
hire the (rapper.
Here After Hoot ('snip
Tom White arrived home
Tuesday from Navy "boot camp"
in California for a visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan
White. He will In* home two weeks
hefore being reassigned to San
Diego.
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June Dairy Month'
Promotion Under Way
Comm and Gat ’Em. New
1961-1962 Texas Almanacs.
Price 61.65. Postpaid by mail
$1.85. STANDARD-HERALD
OFFICE.
JOE HILL
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
For Better Service
Materials and Workmanship
Ph. LY 7-2607—600 S. Bridft
BRADY, TEXAS
We servlet eU wakes ef refriger-
ators. (Domestic and Csetmereial.)
Oar reliable servleee are as aver
M yoar telepheae. CALl LY 7-2SU.
GARTMAN’S
AUSTIN Troy Kern. 19*11
Texas June Dairy Month Chair-
man. reports that "The program
will he the biggest single food
promotion of the year in the
United States."
"For the past 2."» years." the
dairy farmer leader said. “June
Dairy Month has been a time of
recognition by the nation of the
dairy industry's vitally important
part in the health and economies
of our state and our If* til Texas
June Dairj Month Silver Anni-
versary will he the biggest salute
of dairying Texas has uver s*«en."
Kern, the National Executive
Committeeman of the American
Dairy Association of Texas and
recently-eli'c.ted vice president of
the National American Dairy
Association, is owner and opera-
tor of one of the largest dairies
in Northeast Texas. He. his wife
and throe children reside at Lake
Creek An outstanding leader in
the field of dairying. Kern is past
president of the American Dairy
Association of Texas, the North
Texas Producers Association and
the Texas Federation of Coopera-
tives.
"Modern farming is the na-
tion's biggest industry." Kern
stated. “Nearly 7 1*12 million
workers are employed by our
dairy industry. . . . more than are
employed In the steel or automo-
mobile industries or transporta-
tion und public utilities combined
Four out of every 10 jobs In pri-
vate employment are related to
agriculture."
"We can he proud of our indus-
try and of the people who inakf
our Industry possible. Dairying
has one of the brightest futures
The foundation for our continuing
agricultural advances, which
reach from farm to market to
TKOY KERN
home or industry, is research and
the ingenuity of farmers."
The June Dairy Month pro-
gram is a total industry program
with all segments of the dairy In-
dustry and related businesses
cooperating. Newspapers will
spearhead the Texas 1R01 June
Dairy Month program with non-
brand fluid milk ads by Texas
dairy farmers through their
American Dairy Association and
Texas Milk Producer Association*
Dairy plants, feed stores, banks,
grocery stores, restaurants and
other leading business through-
out the state will tie-in with news-
paper messages saluting the Tex-
as Dairy Industry. State Head-
quarters for the Texas June
Huirv Month program is the
American Dairy Association of
Texas. 313 Perry-Brooks Huild-
ing. Austin 1, Texas.
TO GUARD
YOU FROM
SICKNESS
YOUR PHARMACY IS THE
ONLY PLACE TO
BUY DRUGS!
No matter what yon need la
drugs, health aida, medicine cheat
supplies, sickroom and everyday
•undry needs, let ua help you fill
your needs.
CENTRAL DRtK STORE
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
v—sew el • p cjM,
STANDARD-HERALD •*«
What's so refreshing as an Ice cream soda choice—tangerine, lime, grape, and lemon,
after a swim or a round of golf? Take your All flavora team with vanilla ice cream,
Set-Up a 'Home Soda Fountain'
The Ice cream soda is a symbol
of America. It would be passe to
tell a foreign visitor that nearly
every town has a soda fountain,
not that every town doesn't. But
today, the soda fountain ia a
household word as well.
Home freezers, frozen fruit
juice concentrates, the increased
availability of ice cream and
handy carbonated beverages—all
contribute to the popularity of
the homemade ice cream soda.
If you don't have a soda foun-
tain at your house, this Is the
summer to install one.
You don't need a marble coun-
ter. Just a small bit of equipment
and a little practice, and you'll
be serving the best ice cream
sodas in town. Any drinking glass-
es will do, although tall ones look
most traditional, Iced-tea spoons
are handy because of their long
handles. Add straws to the collec-
tion. And an ice cream scoop if
you want a professional looking
ice cream ball; but you can get
by with a large spoon.
All of these frosty fruit soda
recipes use undiluted, frozen fruit
juice concentrates, except the
lime and lemon. For these, pur-
chase frozen limeade and lemon-
ade concentrates because neither
lime or lemon Juice is quite sweet
enough. For extra eye appeal, a
few drops of food coloring may
be used for these sodas.
Frosty fruit sodas with eye-ap-
pealing garnishes have a tart
refreshing tlavor, just right for
summer.
FROSTY FRUIT SODAS
For each soda: in the bottom
of a soda glass mix frozen undi-
luted concentrate, 2 tablespoons
vanilla ice cream and a little
chilled carbonated beverage. Fill
glass two-thirds full with chilled
carbonated beverage, add one or
two scoops of vanilla ice cream,
and fill the glass to the top with
carbonated beverage.
1. Pineapple aodai
I tablespoons froten pineapple
Juice concentrate
1 teaspoon sugar, If desired
2. Orange Soda:
2 tablespoons frosen orange
Juice concentrate
S. Pineapple-Orange Soda:
1 tablespoon frozen pineapple
concentrate
1 tablespoon frozen orange
Juice concentrate
4. Grape soda:
2 tablespoons frosen grape
Juice concentrate
5. Lime soda:
2 tablespoons frosen limeade
concentrate. Few drops green
food coloring, If desired
6. Tangerine soda:
2 tablespoons frozen tangerine
Juice concentrate
7. Lemon soda:
2 tablespoons frosen lemonade
concentrate. Few drops yellow
food coloring If desired
BRIGHT GL0-C0L0RED
SIGNS
NOW IN STOCK
• For Rent
• Apartment For Rent
• Rooms
• House For Rent
• For Sale
• Hosed
• Open
• Sold
• No Smoking
• No Trespassing
• No Hunting
• No Fishing
• Keep Out
• No Parking
• No Pets
• No Riders
•Pushier
• Private
•Thank You C all Again
• Waitress Wanted
• Women
• Men
• Vacancy
•Quiet Please
• Out to Lunch
•Office
• ('hecks ('ashed
• No Checks ('ashed
• Danger
• Kxit
• Help Wanted
• No Minors Alkmed
• Finployees Only
• Fire Escape
• Information
• No Credit
• Not Responsible For
liost Articles
• Reserved
• No Soliciting
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, June 16, 1961, newspaper, June 16, 1961; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth921417/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.