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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1966

Page

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Leslie Decker Wins Jaycee Essay Contest

Leslie Decker, an eighth grade student at Brownfield Junior High School, won first place in the Discover Texas contest sponsored by the Brownfield Jaycees. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Decker and will receive a certificate of recognition from the local Jaycees.

Leslie Decker Jaycee Brownfield Junior High School The Brownfield Jay Cees Miss Decker Lester Decker Jaycees

Reception Fetes Franklin Spears in West Texas campaign stop

Franklin Spears, candidate for attorney general, spoke at the Party House in Brownfield and attended a reception hosted by P. R. Cates during a six day West Texas tour covering 30 counties. The event ran with law enforcement and students present as Spears touted independence of the attorney general office and pushed back against crime. A state contest awarded runner-up Jeralynn Felts, with prizes for top entrants and an expense paid trip for the winner.

Franklin Spears Brownfield P. R. Cates Texas Lubbock Shallowater Anton Littlefield Amherst Sudan Muleshoe Jeralynn Felts Janna Floyd Cindy Sadler Rita Mousa Teri DeLong Terry Foster Randy Smith Leslie Page Spears

Alby J. Cockrell Speaks To Lions

The Rev. Alby J. Cockrell of First Methodist Church spoke on "The Watch Makes the Watchmaker" at the Brownfield Lions Club meeting. Special guests included Mrs. Robert Baumgardner and Mrs. Robert Sewell plus Chris and Terry Sewell. Plans were finalized for the Easter Egg Hunt and Lions District 202 convention at Ko Ko Inn in Lubbock on April 22-23 with officers and members attending workshops.

Alby J. Cockrell First Methodist Church Brownfield Lions Club Cockrell Robert Baumgardner Robert Sewell Chris Terry Sewell Lions Club Ko Ko Inn Lubbock

Sheriff Posse to Host National Round-Up Meet in Brownfield

The Terry County Sheriff s Posse plans the three day national round up of the American Association of Sheriffs Posses and Riding Clubs in Brownfield April 29 May 1 drawing 600 700 people. Registration starts 4 p m April 28 at the Posse Club House with events including polo music parades pony express race and mounted church service. Concessions run by local youth groups and lodging help from the Chamber of Commerce aim to accommodate attendees.

Terry County Sheriff's Posse American Association of Sheriff's Posses Horace Fox Brownfield Posse Club C. E. Ross Raymond Beck

Privitt Wins Oratorical Contest at Brownfield Optimist Club

Richard Privitt son of Mr and Mrs Sam Privitt won first place in the Brownfield Optimist Club Oratorical Contest with Mike Richardson second and Cliff Toliver third. Other entrants included Mike Ross Michael Chambers Ricky Yowell Quin Skains and Steven Stokes. Winners received certificates and trophies as judges Max Hamilton Don Turner Rev Ed Crow and alternate Raymond Beck timed and judged the event. Privitt advances to the zone contest in Lubbock April 23 with the district final in Baltimore June 19-23 for a $1000 scholarship winner and two $500 runners up. special guest Laurelle Wheatley praised for helping contestants.

Richard Privitt Brownfield Optimist Club Privitt Bow Fo’ce Optimist Sam Privitt Mike Richardson Cliff Toliver Mike Ross Michael Chambers Ricky Yowell Quin Skains Steven Stokes Steve Polzer Max Hamilton Don Turner Ed Crow Raymond Beck Lubbock Baltimore Laurelle Wheatley Brownfield Junior High School Robert Nobel Optimist Club Miss Wheatley

Petition Filed Against Hubbard Contempt of Injunction Sought

The County Attorney for Texas filed a petition in county court seeking to hold L. H. Hubbard in contempt of a prior temporary injunction. The filing asks the injunction to be made permanent and final, that all buildings on the premises be closed and padlocked for a year or until Hubbard and assigns post bond not to exceed 25 000. The petition also seeks punishment for the alleged violation.

State of Texas L. H. Hubbard Hubbard

Votes Canvassed At Council Meet In Brownfield

Brownfield city council, in a light session, canvassed Saturday election results. Mayor C. E. Ross led with 100 votes, Bob Noble 95, Joe Christian 90. Retiring members L. J. Richardson and Speedy Lindsey were noted.

Brownfield L. J. Richardson W. K Speedy) Lindsey Bob Noble Joe Christian C. E. Ross Noble Christian C. R. Lackey Eunice Jones Jake Geron Lackey Charles Paul Chevrolet Tudor Sales Charles Darwin Ford Ross Geron Jones Joe McGowan Sam Teague Richardson Kenneth Purtell James Tippitt

McDowell Delivers Rotary Talk On Easter Events

Brownfield Rotary Club met Friday noon at the Party House with Carrol Collier presiding. Albert McDowell spoke on Biblical criticism of Maundy Thursday Good Friday and Easter. District conference May 5 7 at The Settles Hotel Big Spring. Convention June 11 16 in Denver. Hugh Thomas and John Thomas to lead next meeting.

Brownfield Rotary Club Carrol Collier McDowell Rotary Settles Hotel Big Spring Rotary International Denver Colo Hugh Thomas John Thomas Party House

Annual Crime Report Highlights Texas DPS 1965

Texas Department of Public Safety releases its 1965 annual crime report detailing juvenile and adult offenses by rural and urban areas. Juvenile urban offenses rise in aggravated assault and narcotics, while rural juvenile crimes show varied trends. Adult offenses rise nine percent with burglaries and thefts leading gains. totals for murder, rape, robberies, burglaries, aggravated assault, thefts, and auto thefts are itemized with arrests as noted.

Texas Department of Public Safety Department of Public Safety

Condra Services Scheduled Today

Funeral services for Frank B. Condra 85 are set for 2 p.m. today at Brownfield Memorial Chapel with Tom Wallace from Crescent Hill Church of Christ officiating. Burial will be Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home. Condra died at 5:05 p.m. Friday after a long illness. He was born July 24, 1881 in Bell County and moved to Terry County in 1960 to farm Gomez Community until retirement in 1965. He leaves four sons, two sisters, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Survivors include F B Buck Condra of Rosville Milford Cleburne Billy Mack Abilene and Bobby W Andrews.

Frank B. Condra Brownfield Memorial Chapel Tom Wallace Crescent Hill Condra Brownfield General Hospital Bell County Nina Madge Stigler Coleman County Terry County Gomez Brownfield Church of Christ F. B. (Buck) Condra Ropesville Milford Cleburne Billy Mack Abilene Bobby W. Andrews Henry Smith Carter Okla E. M. Guthrie Tulare Calif

Wellman Board Names Teachers for 1966 67 School Year

The Wellman Independent School Board met in regular session with president Robert Hamm. It reappointed teachers including Ray Knox Georgia Vickers Theresa King Ora Stevens Rose Mayfield Edmund Vickers Phyllis Breuning Patricia McDonald Homer E Jones Carolyn Knight Thelma Taylor Beth Schofield Carl Breuning Cece lia Hadaway and school personnel such as Ethel Dean tax assessor collector G S Parker bus foreman and mechanic Ruth Parker lunch room supervisor Coleen Hulse Minnie Rex Ann Fails Edith Watkins Nellie Trigg.

Wellman Independent School Board Robert Hamm Ray Knox Georgia Vickers Ilheresa King Ora Stevens Rose Mayfield Edmund Vickers Phyllis Breuning Patricia McDonald Homer E. Jones Carolyn Knight Thelma Taylor Beth Schofield Carl Breuning Cecelia Hadaway Ethel Dean G. S. Parker Ruth Parker Coleen Hulse Minnie Rex Ann Fails Edith Watkins Nellie Trigg

Sheriff Quarterly Report Highlights Terry County Actions

The Terry County Sheriff's Office reports 92 arrests in Q1, 53 civil papers served for other counties and 160 in Terry, total civil-fee receipts of 178.86, 910 meals served to prisoners at an average 0.66 per meal totaling 622.49, with March peak arrests at 38 local and two for other counties.

Terry County Sherriff Terry

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Jim Russell Sheriff's Posse Posse Chamber of Commerce Rainbow Girls Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Lonnie Crow B. F. Hutson Dan Wells A. T. Franks Albert McDowell Council Byron Rucker Charles Soehngen Department Wellman Board Ecene
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