Lions Easter Egg Hunt Set On Hill West Of Town
The Lions Club will host an Easter Egg Hunt on the hill west of the Jaycee show barn at 3 p m Saturday with four or five grand prize eggs hidden and a separate area for tots. Other items note DeWitt Staf ford and Emil Yous Grady Elder attended a Chamber of Commerce convention in Eastland, rain, parade photos for Life magazine, and local civic notes including a Brownfield Shriner delegation trip and a Legion hall meeting.
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Lions Club
DeWitt Stafford
Grady Elder
Chamber of Commercce
Eastland
Chamber of Commerce
Life Magazine
Associated Press
Brownfield
May 3 Deadline Near For Terry County Candidates
Terry county voters face a May 3 filing deadline for the primary ballot. The certified poll tax list shows 3,019 payers for 1954, down from 4,020 in the 1952 general election. Exemptions are estimated around 300.
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Terry County
Don Cates
Chick Lee
Roy Fleming
Eldoragett
Warl McNeil Drew W. L
Doc) Benton
Eldon Cornelus
B. R. Lay
Justice of Peace
J. W. Hogue
John W. Jenkins
I. A. (Lonnie) Rhyne
Sam White
4-H Club Members Receive Sears Gilts
Brownfield 4-H club members who will receive eight registered Poland China gifts annually from Sears and Roebuck were announced by County Agent Jim Foy. For the first time a girl, Tammy Lee, will receive one, with seven others named: Garry Tatum, Larry Oliver, Pete Green, Guy Henson, Spencer Morley, Garry Oliver, and Louis Merle Smith.
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Brownfield
Sears and Roebuck
Terry County
Jim Foy
Tommy Lee
Garry Tatum
Rt. 1
Larry Oliver
Pete Green
Guy Henson
Spencer Morley
Seagraves
Garry Oliver
Louis Merle Smith
Final Rites Held For S. R. Boatman
Funeral services were held for S. R. Boatman 77 a retired farmer and longtime Brownfield resident who died Monday after a short illness. Rev. Howard Smith officiated at the Brownfield Funeral Home chapel with burial in Brownfield cemetery. Survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews. he had been married twice. Pallbearers named.
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Phil Thompson
Brownfield
Farm & Home
Grand Prairie
Phil
R. Boatman
Howard Smith
Nazarene
Brownfield Funeral Home
Brownfield Cemetery
Nerces
Sever
Newly Organized P-TA Adopts Mrs Bell Name
Frances Bell Parent Teachers Association organized to honor Mrs W A Bell who helped form the first Brownfield P T A in 1910. The group serves West and East Ward students in 3rd to 5th grades and will meet as a separate unit starting next September. Officers include President Bill Daugherty and First VP J O Burnett.
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P-Ta
Brownfield
Bell
Frances Bell
Parent-Teachers Association
W. A. Bell
West
East Ward
Jesse G. Randal-West Ward
Brownfield Students Earn Interscholastic Literary Prizes
Brownfield High School students won multiple ribbons at the District 5 University Interscholastic League literary events in Littlefield on Friday. Jane Griggs and Lynn Barbee took second in Spelling and Writing. Patsy Teaghfe and James Brandon placed second in Extemporaneous Speaking. Sandra Yandell was third in Ready Writing. Billy Montgomery finished fourth in Senior Boys Declamation.
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Brownfield High School
Littlefield
Brownfield
Jane Griggs
Mike Baker
Lynn Barbee
Patsy Teaghfe
Sandra Yandell
Billy Montgomery
Brownfield PTA Leaders Honored With New Association Name
Mrs. Jesse G. Randal and Mrs. W. A. Bell, longtime Brownfield teachers and PTA organizers, are honored as West and East Ward parents name their newly formed association after Randal this week.
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Jesse G. Randal
W. A. Bell
Brownfield
Randal
Bell
PTA
West
East Ward
Rain Boosts Terry County Crop Prospects and Festive Parade
A heavy Monday rain revived Terry County crop prospects and spurred a lighthearted parade crowning Miss Kay Kessinger as Miss Dreambreaker of 1954. Rainfall ranged from 1 to 5 inches across the county, with irrigation covering about 60,000 acres and dryland cotton expected to yield well despite acreage controls. Local telephone service disruptions affected about 160 lines but were quickly repaired.
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Tators
Kay Kessinger
Dreathbreaker
Terry County
Foy
Mail Nine Induction Notices for April 22
Induction notices were mailed to six Brownfield men, one Mea jow, and two Levelland men to report on April 22 for Army induction. Also sent were 11 notices for preinduction physicals for men recently reclassified under exemption rules.
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Bill Glick
Betective Service Board
Tudor Elevates to Bank President. Richardson Joins Board
W. B. Tudor named president of the First National Bank replacing Hubert Lewis who resigns to move to Spur. John J. Kendrick becomes the principal active executive with 16 years at the bank. L. J. Richardson, cashier, is elected to the board replacing Lewis as of Thursday. Clovis Kendrick remains chairman.
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W. B. Tudor
Richardson
First National Bank
Hubert Lewis
Spur
Tudor
John J. Kendrick
Kendrick
Bank
Lewis
L. J. Richardson
Lewis, Richardson
Clovis Kendrick
Last Rites for Mrs Lizzie C Akin
Funeral services for 86 year old Mrs Lizzie Akin were held at the First Baptist church in Tahoka with Rev George A Dale and Rev Clifford Harris officiating. Burial followed at Tech Memorial Park in Lubbock. She had lived in Brownfield for about a year after a long residence in Tahoka. Survived by husband J Akin 89, six sons Marshall Brownfield Frank Petersburg George Roswell Nathan Stegnenville Willard Dublin Ed Tahoka, two daughters Mrs Alice Sowell Winters and Mrs Oscar Hunt Lubbock, 33 grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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George A. Dale
Lubbock
Clifford Harris
Tech Memorial Park
Akin
Brownfield
Tohoka
J. Akin
Marshall
Frank
Petersburg
George
Roswell
N. M
Nathan
Steghenville
Willard
Dublin
Tahoka
Alice Sowell
Winters
Oscar Hunt
Jaycee Minstrel Set By Country Club May 7
Plan announced for a May 7 minstrel co sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Brownfield Country Club. Mrs Roy Wingerd to direct the show with tickets at 150 for adults and 1 for children under 12 on a money back basis. Cast includes John Hansard Crawford Taylor Jack Shirley Pat Ramseur and others with a Negro wedding finale.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield Country Club
Roy Wingerd
Jaycees
Mra. Wingerd
John Hansard
Crawford Taylor
Jack Shirley
Pat Ramseur
Bobby Jones
Morgata Copeland
Herb Chesshir
Shirley
Taylor
al Kayhill
Harold Meador
General Telephone to Move Brownfield Offices and Warehouse
J. L. Kemper announces a five year lease of the former Ross Motor Co. building in Brownfield to house the western division staff and a new division warehouse. About eight employees and their families will move from Lubbock by mid May, bringing total Brownfield staff to about 65. The move reflects a payroll of over 250000 dollars annually and no remodeling is required.
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J. L. “Dusty” Kemper
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Brownfield
Ross Motor Co
Kemper
Local Exchange
Lubbock
Telephone Company
General Telephone Company of the
Southwest
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Roe” Roberson
el Paso
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the Legion Hall
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Norris Kissinger
R. J. Purtell
Alvin Davis
Miss Drouthbreaker
Louisy B. Reed
106Th District Court
S. R. Boatman
Lynn Nelson
H. M. Pyeatt
Virgil Bynum
O. W Schillinger
Bill Daugherty
J. O. Burnett
Troy Noel
J. C. Criswell
Nora May Daniell
Noel Home
George Steele
Roy Timmons
Jack Eastham
Deltanm Tatum
Bunard Stice
Ray Lackey
E. E. Preston
C. W. Denison
John Jennings
George Weiss
Bill McGowan
Herbert Chesshir
G. B. Evans
J. C. Powell
Lee Brownfield
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James Brandon
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Melude
Vici Herring
Union
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Lee Bartlett
Mont Hamm
Doc Scales
Wellman
Grady Dickson
Raymond Green
Paul Farrar
Farrar
Noura
Charles Byron Cabbiness
Donald Glenn Huckabee
Elmer Lee Johnson
Billy Dor Anderson
Martin Duane Line
Jimmy Harold Miller
Robert Alfred Gibson
John L. Castranan
Richard K Couch
Little Hobson Smith
Thomas Morgan Barker
James Dewitt Hill
Billy Lee Bagwell
Roy Bell
Alba Hignal Hardin
Denver City
Chester Henry Watkins
Elbert H. Hinkle
Plains
Luther Colen Walin
Sundown
Alvin M. Padgett
Jack Gibson
W. B. “Red” Tudor
W. B
Red" Tudor
Lizzie C. Akin
Finneral
Lizzie Akin
First Baptist Church
Hoka
Jaycee Country Club