Miss South Plains contender Dorothy McDonald praised
From This Corner lauds Dorothy McDonald as Miss South Plains hopeful in the Miss Texas of 1963 contest. The feature praises her poise and potential to represent the area well in Fort Worth. It notes the four day pageant, community support, and rodeo time spirit fueling local excitement as the event nears.
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Dorothy McDonald
South Plains
Fort Worth
High Plains
Weldon Callaway
Community i Asihat
Raid Staged Showdown On North 6th Street
A Sunday night raid by the Terry County Sheriff’s Department on North 6th Street businesses led to 42 arrests for disturbance drunkenness or vagrancy. Fines totaled $1 357 with the largest bond set at 200 dollars for Ernesto Jimenez and 500 dollars for Benny Rivera. A 1963 Terry County Rodeo parade and Buck Mize memorial rodeo events follow, with 36 posse units and a queen named Harlene Forbes.
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North 6Th Street
Terry County Sheriff's Department
City Police Department
Texas Highway Patrol Justice of the Peace
Khyne
Ernesto Jiminez
Benny Riveria
Mercgado Ko Rosales
Alfredo Riveria
Jessie Guterre
Terry County
Rodeo Grounds
Terry County Sheriff's Posse
W. S. (Buck) Mize
M&k
Tohoka
Posse
Ako
Jimmy Mackey
All Stars
Terry Posse
Grand Jury Session Opens in Terry County
The Terry County Grand Jury convenes at 1 pm with jurors listed including Sam Adair A F Daniel JO Farrar and others serving a six month term. A non jury session follows with cases to determine if there is enough evidence for trial including forgery DWI theft embezzlement and related charges.
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Terry County
Grand Jury
Sam Adair
A F Daniel
JO Farrar
Whitt Cour
Robert Lee Craig
Hester
Charles Darwin Joe
GE Coareis
Homer Barron
Meadow
Hoy Barrier
K W Horton
Meadow Henry Newman
Nest Merlin Speed
Paul Par
Gerald Wayne Woodall
Bobby Bussie
Juan Ramiresz
Byron Stone
Gary Georege
Dwayne, Brown
Norman Frogge
Willam Don Harger
Ruben Hernandez
D_ Hardin
Charles Ray Johnson
Ramon Soto
DWI
Johnny Kobine
New Check Law Hikes Penalties Aimed at Offenders
Brownfield County Attorney Max Hamilton announced drastic revisions to the hot check law set to take effect August 24. The new measure makes first offenders face jail time and fines up to 1000 dollars, raises second offense penalties to at least 30 days confinement and up to 2000 dollars fine, and on a third offense imposes two to 10 years in the penitentiary.
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Max Hamilton
Hamilton
Brownfield Credit Managers Club
East
Public Hearing Slated At City Council Today
The City Council will convene in City Hall at 9 00 a m with a public hearing on the forthcoming paying project as the primary item. The hearing is set for 10 00 a m. Other business includes possible award of a contract for communications equipment for city departments and Civil Defense with bids reviewed from the last regular session.
Pioneer Rancher A R Brownfield dies at 78 in Texas
A. R. Brownfield known as Ray, 78, died Monday after a lengthy illness. Funeral held Wednesday at First Baptist Church. He helped build the Brownfield Ranch empire, worked with his father Mav Brownfield, and later ran ranches west and east of Brownfield and wheat farms east of town. He lived at 203 F.E. Cardwell.
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First Baptist Church
A. R. (Ray) Brownfield
Brownfield General Hospital
Brownfield
Brownfields
Cardwell
Nolan County
Terry County
Mav Brownfield
Tokio
Informational Meetings Planned For Farmers About Sorghum Midge
Meetings set for August 7 at 8 p.m. at the Party House and August 5 at 8 p.m. in Ropesville Community Building will teach farmers about sorghum midge infestation, its damage potential, and insecticide use. Elbert Harp cites six to eight million dollars in last year’s losses and urges attendance and consultation with chemical dealers.
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Elbert Harp
Association
Abernathy
Meadow
Ropesville
Rains Hit Terry County Weekend Delivers Needed Relief
Rain swept into the Rains Pellet area over the weekend easing a heat wave for parched crops in Terry County. Wind and light hail accompanied the showers with no reported damage. Brownfield felt the squall late Saturday into Sunday morning, total rainfall measured at 1.57 inches by KTFY.
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Terry County
KTFY
Dollar Day Set Monday in Brownfield
Brownfield observes Dollar Day on Monday August 5 urging area residents to seek big bargains advertised in Sundays News edition.
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Brownfield
The
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Sheriff's Department
James Fulford
Ruperto Rodiguez
Mary Helen Garcia
Delfina Chapa
Felis Cardenas
Rose Mary Lopez
Alicia Suarez
Tom Castillo
Flisardo Valdez
Jose Rione
Luciano Mecemdes
Francisco Hipolito
Jose Villareal
Faustio Gonzalez
Austero Estrada
Servands Garcia Sillas
Manuel Pinedo
Raz Alvidrez
Juan Rodriguez Gonzalez
Raymond Hernandez
Manuel Herandez
Manuel Estrada
Manuel Salinas
Elias Almanza
Juvericon Romo
Guadalupe Reyna
Matilda Gallegos
Alfonso Hernandez
Sam Aliver Iy
Leo Torres
Modesto Betancourt
Melchor Ruiz
Hilario Arredondo
John Nabarro
Leonardo Rey
Tomas Rodrguez
Felix Morin
Joe Rodriguez
Emigdio Rodrigues
Fulford
Teodoro Barnhart
Texas
American Association of Sherif
Cochran County Sheriff's Posse
Order of Demolay Wayland Parker
Charles Paul Chevrolet
Petersburg Riding Club
Bowman
Oldsmobile-Cadillas- Pontiac
Idalou
Tudor Sales Company
Dawson County Sheriff's Posse
Darw Reyrs Ford
Ew Rd
Maureen
Craig Motor Company
Abernathy Riding Club
Terry County Tractor
Cyttle- King Counties Riding Club
Smith Machinery Company, Inc
Lubbock Rangers Riding Co
B. Brownfield Manufacturing Company
Lynn County Sheriff's Posse
Wacker’s Variety
Lubbock County Sheriffs Posse
Frank Proctor
Pickup
Baton
Alvin Nitsch
Lubbock Saddie Club
Western Auto Store
O'Donnell Junior Gay- Cho's
Brownfield Tractor -Ford Company
New Deal Riding Club
Bill's Body and Glass Shop
Martin County Sheriff's Posse
Andrews County Sheriff's Posse
Harlene Forbes
Harol Forbes
Wayland Parker
Order of Demolay
A R. Brownfield
A. R. Brownfield
Country Club
Thomassen Construction
Denver City
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