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THE BRADY STANDARD, BRADY, TEXAS, FRIDAY OCTOBER 27, 1»S»
The
They Work While You Sleep — Standard-
CLASSY-FI-ADS
Brady Standard LOHN EAGLE SCRE AMS
SCHWENKER. Publisher 4. C 4—h • “wescoir
Editor-in-chief Muriel Smith team, has been recuperating from
Assistant Editor, Charles Brudley a cracked rib, received while prac-
STAFF ticing.
PEA Charles Bradley Glenn Huie was out of the foot-
I!""" Feoneme- S : ^ Con ana:
Dramatics Club Becky Gault suit of tinkering with a model T
Sports ------------------Nrevor ledmn We have found Mr. Durham a
Features.--Marge Cornils new member of th" faculty to be
REPORTERS: . quite talented in music, as well as
Willadeen Browning, Clara Nell excellent football coach.
Utsey, Eunice Browning, Dor- Supt. J. C. Petty has proved to
othy Marie Martin, Billie Faye be quite a speaker, as well as a
Horne. T. speech teacher, judging from the
LHS pep talks he gives at pep meet-
The High School Citizen ings and at assembly. Mr. Petty is
To be a good high school citi- indeed a booster of Lohn's football
zen one must, as in state affairs team,
do something to help the school.
•. F. SCHWENKER, Publisher
tutored as second-class matter May
If, 1910, at postoffice at Brady,
Texas, under Act of March 3. 1879.
Brady, Tex., Oct. 27, 1939
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West Sweden Methodist Church
E. J. Anderson. Pastor
Sunday services:
Sunday school at 10 a. m., E.
W. Nelson, superintendent. There
is a class for everyone.
Morning worship, 11 a. m. do someuning iv nep Vas eunve-
Young people’s devotional meet- The good citizen obeys the laws
ing, 7:00 p. m.
Evening service, 7:15 p. m.
We extend a cordial invitation
to all to worship with us.
LHS
First Bautist Church
The Football Team
There is a world of meaning em-
in the words football team.
The football team is made up of
J._____men—men who are clean,
trustworthy, and dependable—men
of his school, prepares his lessons, Ines
and respects his teachers and oth- bodied
er citizens. The good citizen talks ne n
about his school in a way that eleven
lifts it up doing nothing to de- trustwortny, anu uepe-----------..
grade it. He arouses school spirit who can take a “licking” like a
by his actions as well as his speech. - - ...
He regards his teachers as his t....
friends and not as someone to be time
feared.
E. C. McDonald, Pastor
Bible school, 8:45, Judge Howell
E. Cobb, superintendent.
Morning worship, 11 a. m., sub-
ject, “God and One Soul.”
B. T U, E: So, w. M. Howard, obeys thelawsef thezrchedl.is £!• MS'JEX;
director.
sport, but who have a determina-
tion to fight twice as hard the next
— men who won’t let the
school depending on them down.
Billie Faye Horne, in that she In fact, it just takes men to make
good citizen. Margaret Pearce is It isn’t always the team with the
outstanding in school work. Jim weight behind it that comes out
prove the Lohn school, the Board
of Trustees require one day to be
taken by each teacher to observe
in other schools. To meet this re-
quirement, to manage the Home
Economics Department of Lohn
more efficiently, and to improve
her own teaching ability, Miss
Withers, Lohn's home economic in-
structor, went to Floresville Thurs-
day afternoon where she visited in
the Floresville school Friday, Oc-
tober 20. Miss Withers discussed
plans for improvement with the
Floresville instructor. The Flores-
ville Home Economics Department
has been highly recommended by
the area supervisor, Miss
Pearce. The new cottage has every
modern convenience that could be
had. Lohn hopes to have a de-
partment just as efficient when
completed.
PHONE 163
FOR SALE •
• FOR TRADE • •
* Say You Saw 11 In The Standard * Say You Saw It In The Standard
WILL SWAP— ’33 Chevrolet pick-
up for hogs, sheep, cows. JIM-
MY HARRISON, Box 1221,
Brady. ________________________
• FOR RENT
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FOR SALE OR TRADE — Good
used Feed Mill. BEN L. WHITE
& CO.______________________
FOR SALE — Cash or trade for
livestock, 24’ stock trailer, A-1
condition. BOX 18, Doole.
FOR SALE — Several good used
gas ranges, $10 up. GART-
MAN’S._____________________.
FOR SALE — Turkey Red and
Ten Mark Wheat, $1 per bushel.
WILL ISAACS, JR., Fife, Texas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE — Good
used Ford Truck. BEN L.
White & CO.________________
FOR SALE—1938 Nortex seed
oats from pedigreed seed. No
Johnson grass, 50c bu. J. A.
PATTERSON, Rochelle._______
FOR SALE—250 acres—175 acres
in cultivation. 6 miles West of
Brady on Brady Creek. Bargain.
CAL ESTILL. Fort Worth Na-
tional Bank Bldg. Fort Worth,
Texas.
MAGAZINES and Periodical sub-
scriptions at lowest prices. Will
appreciate your New and Re-
newal orders. JIMMIE
FRANCKS, Phone 267, or see
Mrs. Barry Francks.
FOR RENT — 3 room unfurnished
house, with bath, close in. L. A.
SHULER.________________
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed-
rooms. MRS. E. T. JORDAN,
W. 8th St._____________________
FOR RENT — Furnished bedroom
with hot and cold water. PHONE
131.____________________
FOR RENT — Three Houses south
of Pig Stand; 5 rooms each; $20
per month. J. F. SCHAEG, 423
W. Elmira, San Antonio, Texas.
hard grades. The Standard.
• WANTED •
* Say you saw it ‘n The Standard.
WANTED — Experienced girl to
work in cafe. Apply in person at
RIVERSIDE HOTEL.
Visit In Brownwood
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stindt and
daughters, LaVern and Waldine,
spent Sunday in Brownwood.
Visit In San Angelo
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burk and
daughter. Miss Rachel, spent Tues-
day in San Angelo.
Visit In San Angelo
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Townsend
were the week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Miller of San An-
gelo.
Jordans Have Guest
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Jordan have
as their guest, Mrs. Jordan’s aunt,
Mrs. Alma Heberer of San An-
tonio.
Enjov Grid Game
Billie Roddie, Walter Haby,
Gunter Ogden and R. M. Priess-
meyer, were among those taking
in the Texas-Arkansas game in
Austin, Saturday.
To Austin Game
Among those Austin bound Sat-
urdav for the Texas-Rice game will
be H. A. Priess, accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Mae and Miss
Ebba Jean Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Hawthorne expect to be there
too.
Brownwood Guests
Mrs. Bill Gavit and son, Lindsey,
of Brownwood were the guests of
Mrs. C. A. Gavit and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Coaison, Monday.
Here From Floresville
The Lohn F. H. T. Deb Club
met Wednesday night, October 11.
The program opened with a song
by the group led by D. Faye Fin-
lay and Marge Cornils. The High
School Quartet made up of Eunice
Browning. Marge Cornils, Muriel
.Evening worship, ‘’30’ preach- Moore and Willard Caldwell are victorious. It is the team, no mat-
Wednesdavaster owes . good citizens in that they have ter how small, that has the de-
vice dnanday evening prayer and school spirit and are football stars, termination, “grit", and fighting
vice 1:80 ′ followed choir and The citizen makes or causes spirit and the cooperation of every
wA P 51 1 . the downfall of the school just as member of the team. Those men
We extend a cordial welcome to the citizens of a country make making up the team are center, ******** ---------- -------
or cause its downfall. Therefore Bernard Carroll: left guard, Jun- Smith and C. Nell. Uitsey sang
if the high school students will en-ior Hanna and Leo Turner; left "Wishing, and “South Amer
deavor to be good citizens, help- tackle, Trevor Moden and Durwood can Way. Three express! n.num-
ing their school in any way possi- Thacker; left end. Alvin Parrish bers were done by Fay Hillard,
ble. a grand school, enjoyable to and Glenn Huie: right end, Elton Eunice Browning, one of our latest
attend i the outgrowth. Steward and Bill Reed; right | talented finds, sang three solos. ,
—LHS—
Five Living Generations
In the Lohn Vallev section of i halfbacks, James Stroope and Allie dine and Madeline Guyton, Becky
McCulloch county, the study of|Thacker: quarterback, James Gault, Corky Browning, Eunice
pioneers presents a very interest- Moore. The other boys who play Browning, C. Nell Utsey, Marge
ing situation. There is a pioneer and fight just as hard as these are: Pearce, Dorothy Martin, D. Fave
family of this section that begins Barney McBee. Robert Amarine, P 1— T~ Taley Pey Hit
with the former Miss Jenny Wat- and Zane Carroll. Glenn Huie will
son, who was born in Arkansas in be out of the games for a while be-
1846. She came to Texas while still cause of a broken collar bone. This
a young girl and at the age of 22 injury was received cranking a
married Mr. Bob Harl, who resid- car. The school, as well as the team
ed in Caldwell county. To this un- wish for him a speedy recovery,
ion was born several children, two The school expresses its thanks
of whom are still living: Mrs. Wal- to the team for its fighting spirit
ly Fowler, of Pear Valley, and Mrs. and loyalty. Mav it win forever!
J. E. Donnelly, of Lockhart, Mrs. —LHS—
Morning worshin o’clock Harl, since the death of her first Lohn Turns Brookesmith 9-7
October 35 the annicasan of and second husbands, makes her | The Brookesmith Mustangs met
Dr Mart in Luther's anmiess of the home with Mrs. Donnelly. At the! the Lohn Eagles on the Eagles
Ninety-Fifth Theses on the door of age of 92- she has never been ill. home field Friday, October 13.
the Castle Church at Wittenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Fowler, of The Mustangs kicked off to the
It has been said that the hammer the second generation, are the par- Eagles at three o’clock. Alley
blows heard around the ents of nine children, seven of Thacker took the ball on the Eagles
world The meaning is that“the in whom are living: Bill of Red Rock,20 yard line. He gained ten yards
tire world nan exnerienced the Marion of Lohn. Hollis.. Mrs. Wil-before being pulled down. Lohn
blessings of Luther’s Reformation lie Watkins, Mrs. Clarence Priest, took over on the thirty yard line.
The pastor will recognize this an: Mrs. Clayton Priest, and Mrs. Lee The Eagles tried three times for a
niversary in his sermon Sunday Hodges: of Pear Valley. Mr. and first down. On the fourth down
morning on 15Me - " ewer * n
for The Faith!”
We extend a cordial welcome to
those who will worship with us.
First Christian Church
Hugh B. Warner, Pastor
Bible school at 9:45 a. m., Char-
ley Samuel, superintendent.
Communion and sermon at 11 a.
m. Sermon: “The Dispensation of
the Law.”
Christian Endeavor meeting at |
6:30 p. m.
If you are not attending young
people’s meeting elsewhere, meet
with us next Sunday.
Evening worship and sermon at
7:30 p. m.
The pastor will preach at both
the morning and evening services.
This church welcome you
al-
ways.
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Fred Lammert. Pastor
Sunday school and bible class at
10 o’clock.
• FOR LEASE •
* Say You Saw It In The Standard
FOR LEASE—Apartment house, 1
block East Methodist Church, 8
large rooms, large hall, 2 separ-
ate baths, 2 story sleeping
porch, large gallery space. Ideal
location for boarders or room-
ers. Apply DR. J. B. GRAN-
VILLE.
guard. Lenwell Murrah and Cyril
Hilliard: right tackle. Howard Tay-
lor: fullback, Williard Caldwell;
Refreshments of sandwiches and
hot chocolate were served to the
following: Marge Cornils, Berna-
Finlay. Betty Jo Taylor. Fay Hill-
ard. Jimmie Franks Shields, Marie
Hall, Betty Jean Carroll, Marvel
Ferguson, Treva Guess, Emma Lou
Latimer, Miss Withers and Audrey
Hall.
• NOTICE •
* Say you saw It In The Standard.
The school expresses its thanks
The Sub Deb Club met Wednes-
day night. Oct. 18. Betty Lula La-
timer led the club song. Merle Jean
Johnson was elected recreation girl
and Lorene Guess was elected yell
leader. A song was sung by the
tri consisting of Natalie Newton,
Aileen Moore and Lorene Guess.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
After October 28, 1939, we will
gin on Friday and Saturday each
week.
N. B. EMBRY GIN.
LOST
* Say You Saw It In The Standard
STRAYED — One black, one bay
horse, manes sheared, fat. Left
my place Tuesday night, head-
ed West. Pay liveral reward for
notice of whereabouts, or re-
turn to J. B. DAVIS, Brady,
graph
by
the . aciintana Mrs. Wally Fowler are prominent Jim Moore nunted out of danger.
TUDIC # WUAUAG , . : 1 1 s 1i
in the Pear valley community and Brookesmith started on a drive 1
are liked by everyone, for the Eagles goal line and a con-
in this third generation is a version. The quarter ended 7 to 0
family well known. One who has in favor of Brookesmith.
,___------- ... - : —2 - ■( In the second quarter, Jim Moore
activities for many years. Mr. and went across the Mustangs goal line.
First Methodist Church
E. P. Neal, Pastor,
Last Sunday afternoon more participated in school and church
than two hundred Methodist .
preachers of the Southwest Texas Mrs. Marion Fowler. All five chil-
Conference received their appoint- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Fowler re- goal line, which was covered by
ments for the new conference year, ceived their education in Lohn Brookesmith. The officials ruled a
At 11:00 o’clock next Sunday school: Clif, Singleton, of Lohn, safety, counting two for Lohn. At
morning, the sermon from the pul- Mrs. E D. Solsbury, of Pear Val- the end of the quarter, the Mus-
jic of the First Methodist Church, lev and Harl and Egan of Brady, tangs were on the Eagles one foot
of Brady, will have as its sub- Mrs. E. D. Solsbury, graduate of j line. The half ended 7 to 2, in
With Lohn in 1937. Singleton, and Egan favor of Brookesmith.
of this fourth generation have chil- The Eagles kicked off to Brooke-
but fumbled the ball across
the
ject “An Evalted Church, '....... ,
An Exalted Purpose.” of this fourth generation have chil-
At 7:30 p m., the subjct will dren who form the fifth: thus mak- smith in the third quarter, but the
be “We.” Let us begin the year ing five living generations of Fow- Mustangs failed to gain a first
with a full house and with hearts lers.
filled with the spirit of Christ- —LHS—
ian worship and service. The morn- Library
ing service will be broadcast over People living in a modern world
KNEL. I today have many distinct and val-
luable advantages over the people
Church of Christ of yesterday. Many and varied in-
O. K. Alexander. Minister ventions have changed the world
8 a. m.—Discussion of Sunday extensively; new fields of science
school lesson by Geo. Parker over have given man enlightenment
KNEL. and understanding concerning
9:45 a. m.—Sunday school. | things surrounding him. Man has
10:50 a. m.—Devotion, sermon, become intelligent, educated and
down. The Eagles marched the
length of the field for a touchdown
with James Stroope making the
conversion.
The quarter ended 9 to 7 in
favor of Lohn. In the fourth quart-
er neither team threatened the
others goal line. The game ended
9 to 7 in favor of Lohn.
Lohn has begun to organize a
volley ball team. The nets and balls
have been ordered.
Refreshments of cakes were
served to the following: Lorene
Guess. Billye Joyce Dilliard. Myrle
Jean Johnson, Norma Lee McShan,
Aileen Moore, Mona Glen Ford,
Nellie Huie, Janice Coonrod. John-
nie Dell Fowler, Natalie Newton,
Imogene Smith, Bettv Lula La-
timer, Gloria Schmidt, Margaret
Ann Bowden and Miss Withers,
club sponsor. Guests were Mrs.
Sing Fowler. Mrs. Sidney Coonrod
and Velma Parrish.
—LHS—
FFA Report
The Lohn FFA boys held their
regular meeting Wednesday night,
October 17.
Objectives were set for the fol-
lowing year, and committees were
elected to handle each objective.
All the boys have been looking
forward to their FFA banquet,
which will be sometime in the ear-
ly part of 1940. and wondering who
would be the FFA Sweetheart.
Three girls were nominated for
the position. One of these girls will
be elected at the next regular meet-
ing. They are Bernadine Guyton,
Billy Faye Horne and Cora Dee
Browning.
Several of the Greenhands have
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. V. E. Jordan the first of
this week were Mrs. Jordan’s fath- NOTICE
er and aunt, A. B. Murray and
Mrs. Sue Ezzell of Floresville.
NOTICE—Before you buy see our
stoves and get our prices on
both new and used: gas, wood
and kerosene. ADAMS FUR-
NITURE STORE.__________
NOTICE—Our new fall suit samp-
les are here. Come in and select
vour new suit. You’ve tried the
REST now try the BEST! DEMP
THE TAILOR AND HATTER,
Phone 474.
• SHOE REPAIR •
* Say you saw it in The Standard.
Will buy, sell or trade good used
furniture, stoves and clothing. Will
-------। sell everything at bargain prices.
Nicholas, the small son of Mr. For sale or trade 1934 Chevrolet
and Mrs. Clint McNeely of the coach in good condition, a small
Doole community, is recuperating well-equipped cafe and a two
at the home of his parents follow- wheel trailer. PACK’S SECOND
ing a broken leg suffered when HAND STORE, North 1st Street,
he fell under a plow. His condition
is reported as good.
WE specialize in hand-made sad-
dles and boots, made to your or-”
der. Invisible shoe repairing. J.
B. LEDDY.____________
MONEY SAVED by bringing me
your shoes and boot repairing.
E. E. SCARBOROUGH SHOE
SHOP.____________________
For Any Kind of Shoe Repair-
ing, Cemented Soles or Otherwise
go to EVER’S BOOT and SADDI E
SHOP. Also have Bargaine.
Hand Made Cowboy Boots.
wheel trailer. PACK’S SECOND
• Miscellaneous •
* Say you saw It In The Standard.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Faught of
Pear Valley announce the arrival
of a little daughter, born Satur-
day morning at the Brady Hos-
pital. The little Miss weighed
eight and one-half pounds. She
has been named Nina Carol.
Jimmie Francks Asks
Magazine Renewals
• LIVESTOCK •
and Lord’s supper. "Jabez and His cultured. How? Through the radio, Grammar School
Prayer,” will be the subject of the tho moving picture, schools and
sermon. j colleges, by associations with oth-
7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic servic-er people; through many sources,
es. Sermon, “As It Was, So Shall but one institution
It Be."* % 12
Wednesday. 9 a. m.—Short ser- world the library. * the shape of houses with green ic-
mon over KNEL. | Lohn students are very for-ing to make the roof, windows,
Wednesday, 4 p. m. — Ladies tunate in having access to a good and doors. Little houses were giv-
Bible study class. library in their school. Several new en as favors.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Mid- books have been added to the col-1 The first grade has finished
week services, lection each year until the library their house. The next unit will be
You will receive a warm wel- is quite large now. Many new books reading in pre-primary book and
come at all these services.
The first year pupils entertain-
ed the second and third year pu-
. pils with an open house party last
has helped week. The children acted as host
more than any other thing in the and hostess. They served cookies in
Presbyterian Church
John Angus MacMillan, Minister
Few there be who do not like
rautiful things. We are that way
use God made us that way.
i ‘y of life and personality is of
interest to the Creator,
not be so with us all?
t orning’s sermon will be
beca . ts of the Soul.” Time:
Beaut. P • vour soul to church
rial * A
Th Sa, ahpol will open at
10 o’clock a. m.
Youth’s Group program at 6:45
p. m.
Choir rehearsal Thursday even-
ing at 7:30.
Owing to the fact that the min-
ister must fill an out of town en-
gagement, there will be no even-
ing service next Sunday.
lay house unit.
The second year pupils are start-
have been purchased this year, and
in addition to this number, Mrs. _________.___,_________
B. A. Cornils, Sr., has graciously ing a circus unit. Since the circus
donated fiction novels from her will be in Brady, October 25. the
private library, teacher plans to take them to the
To render the maximum amount circus. IS S1-
Jimmie Francks, one of Brady’s
hustling young businessmen, is a-
gain soliciting new and renewal
orders for all magazines and per-
iodicals, and will appreciate the
subscriptions of both old and new
customers. He guarantees lowest
prices, prompt filling of orders and
correct datings. -
Jimmie has a particular reason
for soliciting these subscriptions
at this time, since he is trying to
finance his way thru Howard
Payne College. His first act after
enrolling in the Brownwood col-
lege was to secure a job as dish-
washer, and now he proudly writes
that he has already been advanced
to waiting table. Jimmie has
plenty of hustle and grit, and is
deserving of every consideration.
So, if you wish to subscribe for
a magazine, or to renew one al-
ready being taken, he will ap-
preciate your phoning your order
to No. 267, or else giving the same
of service, a library must be ef-j The fourth grade finished a unit
ficiently managed. Therefore, the of Indians. They made booklets
school librarian, Mrs. Townsend, with attractive covers on them,
the District Supervisor, Miss Nell To make the unit complete they
Blair, of Coleman, and Miss Ber- put on a play st P. T. A.
tha Teague, area supervisor from The fourth and fifth grades ob-
San Angelo are striving to es- served fire prevention week. They cast" has been' selected ” and Trace
tablish the Dewey Decimal system made posters and put them in cast has been selected, and prac-
of management in the Lohn 11- every class room. The fifth grade
1 brary. They have classified and has just finished a unit of getting
catalogued all the books. Under acquainted with the early Ameri-
this method, the books are arrang- can.
The fourth and fifth grades ob-
PERSONAL MENTION
• I
Return To Waco
Mrs. Harold Cunyus and sons,
Gary and James of Waco, return-
ed home Saturday after visiting
the past week with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson.
Guests of Relatives
Mrs. Clyde Pemberton and son,
Richard Wayne, and Mrs. Harold
Craddock and daughters, Alice Pat
and Carolyn, of Fort Worth, were
week-end guests of relatives and
ed according to their type. That is,
the fiction, prose, drama, and
poetry books are all located on
different shelves. The history ref-
erence books and the world books
have their special location. Also,
each type of book is identified by
a certain number as well as a let-
ter corresponding to its type.
Everyone is very hopeful that
this method of management will
better the library for the present
students, and also preserve, and
help create a bigger and better li-
brary for future students for:
“A school without a library is like
a room without windows.”
—LHS—
—LHS-
been working hard this past year,
and have fulfilled their designated
requirements to become Future
Farmers. In all, there are seven-
teen boys. They are as follows: Jim
Moore, Leo Turner, Junior Moore,
James Stroope, Arnold Amarine,
Lenwell Murrah, Conley Purcell,
Trevor Moden. Jack Bob Smith,
Zane Carroll, Garland Ray Tetens.
Rip Awalt, Boyce Willis, Glenn
Huie, Curtis Necessary, W. L.
Hemphill, and Cottle Bush.
Certificates of Merit have been
issued to the following on rope
making: Jim Moore, Zane Carroll,
Rip Awalt, Glenn Huie, J. T. Reev-
es. Leo Turner, Garland Ray Tet-
ens, Barnie McBee, Cottle Bush,
Boyce Willis, Conley Purcell, and
Lenwell Murrah.
Boyce Willis has also received a
Certificate of Merit on Butcher-
ing. and Pasture Improvement. „____„., „ ,.........- .... .......
All boys becoming Future Farm- direct to his mother, Mrs. Barry
ers must have a certificate of Merit Francks, at the county superin-
on one thing. This shows they have tendent’s office.
done a certain amount of work on —......
Community Club
The Lohn Community Club will
meet October 30 in the high school
auditorium. The motive of the pro-
gram is Hallowe’en. Mr. Dutch
Woodward will be in charge of
the musical program.
Following the program there will
be the re-election of officers and
any new business that is to be
brought before the club.
Mrs. J. P. Gafford will take
charge of the recreation and the
entire group will play games. Be-
fore the adjournment of the meet-
ing, cookies and spiced drinks will
be served.
-LHS—
Home Economics Instructor
Observes At Floresville
To have a school system that
the community will be proud of.
their specialty.
L LHS
Lohn Dramatic Club
The one act play has arrived, the
• Wedding Anniversary Creating
Cards. The Brady Standard.
tice has begun. The members of
the cast are: Mrs. Bell, a quiet,
gentle, loving old lady played by
Billy Faye Home; Albert Bell, son
of Mrs. Bell, an enthusiastic foot-
ball player, played by Trevor Mo-
den; Sylvia Bell, Albert’s sister,
a coquettish young lady. Becky
Gault: Hazel Henderson, Sylvia's
girl friend, a pretty girl, Berna-
dine Guyton; Philip Flick, a sissy
feminine type of young manhood
who adores Sylvia, played by Char-
les Bradley.
This play is to be presented soon.
•************+
• PERSONAL MENTION ♦
»♦♦♦♦♦ — ******
Guest of Mother
Mrs. Doris White of Brownwood
Personal Mention
Miss Jennie Lee Withers, Home
Economics teacher at Lohn High
School, waa the guest of her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Withers une community was ve pruwu us,
of Fort Worth, the past week-end. J the teachers have to stay on their
Willard Caldwell, a backfield ace toes to keep up with new improve-----
on the Lohn High School football ments and ideas. In order to im- Worth.
was a week-end guest of her moth-
er, Mrs. Maurice Bell, and Mr.
Bell.
Returns From Visit
Miss Alice Lindley retu.ned
Tuesday from a ten-day visit with
Miss Anita Jane Stewart in Fort
LOANS
* Say You Saw It In The Standard
AUTO LOANS
$10.00 Up
Les (L. J.) Townsend
Office: Langford Motor Co.
RANCH
LOANS
F. R. WULFF
BRADY, TBXAS
.... Representing
E. B. CHANDLER
and COMPANY
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
Featuring Three
PUBLICAN DOMINO
HEREFORD SIRES
Choice Females and Bulla for
Sale at all times
BROOK HEREFORD
RANCH
Brady, Texas
WANTED!
All of Your Scrap Iron
We Will Pay $7.00 to
#8.00 Per Ton!
Best Prices In Brady!
Gregory Wrecking
Company
Butler Welding
and
Blacksmith Shop
Cylinder Heads, Blocks,
Framea, etc. We’re equipped
to cold roll your discs. Ka-
distors cleaned, repaired and
recored. Special equipment
installed recently. Work
Guaranteed!
L. A. BUTLER
Proprietor
WE
WANT
BONES!
WE PAY #8.00 PER
TON!
Gregory Wrecking
Company
Llano, Menard, Brady
We Do All Kinds of
Hauling
Service that Pleases!
Phone 994
GEO. COLE
Roofing, Water Proofing, Stue-
co, Curbing, Storm Cellars,
Bridge Work, Side Walks,
Driveways.
A. W. BROWN •
Phone 24
Estimates Free
SUITS & DRESSES
Cleaned and
Pressed ................5VC
Trousers C. & P.........25c
Harold Andrews
.V “ • •*,
55000
YEARS
Thos. A. Jones, Mgr.
CHGLuMee
AX
BARGAIN
USED
UNDERWOOD ‘
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER
Recently Overhauled
Priced so law any school bay
or girl can affart to buy it.
See it at-
The
Brady Standard
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The Brady Standard (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 62, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1939, newspaper, October 27, 1939; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1668512/m1/4/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.