Youth Conference to Aid Juvenile Delinquency Fight
Teens from across Texas travel to Austin August 17 18 for the Attorney General Youth Conference an effort to curb delinquency with statewide backing. Terry County plans ten delegates from local high schools to join the event and await funding support from Mrs J D Akers and Dale Brown.
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Austin
Attorney Generals
Terry County
Waggoner Carr
Terry Group
J. D Akers
Dale Brown
Texas
Terry County Rodeo draws healthy crowds and good weather
Pleasant weather and strong attendance marked the Terry County Rodeo runoff, with 2,500 to 3,000 fans on Thursday and a capacity audience opening night. Sponsors are the Terry County Sheriffs Posse, and the 1963 edition honored W. S. Buck Mize. Awards went to the Hale County Posse in the senior division and to the Cochran and Lynn County Posse teams, with the Lubbock Rangers Riding Club as junior division leader. Stock from MAR Producers of Tohoka performed amid many fast times in calf roping and bareback events, including Skipper Duncan's 13.3 ride in calf roping and top bareback score by Johnny Clark on Milkshake.
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Terry County
Terry County Sheriffs Posse
W. S
Buck) Mize
Poste
Weldon Kennedy
Hale County Sheriffs Posse
Cochran County Sheriff's Posse
Lynn County Sheriff's
Lubbock Rangers
David Evans
Meadow
Ed Sims
Post
Bill Cope
Hobbes
Richard Hues
Clovis
J.D. Franklin
Eddie Courtney
Levelland
Dean Brewer
Jim Whiteheld
Big Spring
Thistle
Bobby Cathey
Brownfield
Kenneth Cunningham
Gail
Cathey
Jackhammer
Cunninghams
Harold Williams
Canyon
Friagays
Gladys Pinkett
Ropesville
Faye Fincher
Marie Voss
Snyder
Patty Mitchell
Slaton
D’lynn McGinty
Plaines
Marsha White
Plains
Debra Whitehead
Funday
Tim Roberts
Tohoka
Joe Vandever
Crosbyton
Jake Dunlap
Secion
Billy Robertson
Goodpasture and Odessa Gasoline announce big ammonia deal
A joint news conference in Brownfield Texas featured Grady Goodpasture president of Goodpasture Grain & Milling and WD Noel of Odessa Natural Gasoline Co announcing nearly all of the 25 000 tons annually of their upcoming anhydrous ammonia plant contract. The deal supports SOL-U-PHOS fertilizer production and local industrial growth with plant completion expected in January 1964.
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Grady Goodpasture
Goodpasture Grain & Milling Co., Inc
Brownfield
Texas
WD. Noel
Odessa Natural Gasoline Co
Odessa
Gamipasture Grain & Milling Co, Inc
Noel
Goodpasture
Chemical and Fertilizer Division
Goodpasure Grain
Plains
Ship
Galena Park
Houston
Goodpasture Corporation
Sol-U-Phos
Good Pasture Company
Rotarians Hear Four Speakers at Brownfield Club Meeting
Brownfield Rotary Club held its weekly meeting with four speakers presenting classification talks. Dale Durham led religious music, Jerry Gannaway spoke on piano, John Thomas spoke about grain elevator operation, and Charles Paul discussed automotive retail. President Joe Price moderated. invocation by Roy Carter. guests included J. G. Stacy, Bob Ister, Wayne Liles, and John Caruthers.
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Virgil Travis
J. O. Burnett
Brownfield Rotary Club
Boon
Dale Durham
Jerry Gannaway
John Thomas
Charles Paul
Joe Price
Roy Carter George Weiss
J. G. Stacy
Bobister
Levelland
Wayne Liles
Slaton
John Caruthers
Lanett
Alabama
Bob Burns
Council Approves Bid and Hearing on Paving Project
The City Council approved a $13,022.00 bid from General Electric for communications equipment, pending county approval. A public hearing covered a paving project with 46 blocks, detailing mechanics lien options for property owners and payment timelines, with completion slated around April to May and construction through October 15.
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General Electric
Mount
Suspension Lifted for Seminole Government Storage Facility
The Commodity Credit Corporation announces the H M Warehouse Company of Seminole on Route 1 is approved for government storage effective July 23, 1968. The action ends a suspension by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office in Kansas City pending an investigation into compliance with the Uniform Grain Storage Agreement.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
USDA
H & M Warehouse Company
Seminole
H&m Warehouse Company
Route 1
Badgett
Agriculture Stablization and Conservation Office
Kansas City
Soil Tour Set For September 19 By Terry District
The 10th annual Terry Soil Conservation Soil Tour is scheduled for September 19 at 9 am to noon. Farmers businessmen and citizens will tour local diversified agriculture progress starting at a Terry district event organized with the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce. Last year eight busloads participated and 500 to 600 people were fed. this year the noon meal will be catered again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Soil Conservation
John Q
Terry Soil Consevation District
Agricultural Committee
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
25 Indictments Returned Here by Terry County Grand Jury
The Terry County Grand Jury met in session Thursday and Friday and returned 25 indictments to the district clerk. Of these, 12 were passed, while 15 cases were no-billed. Indictments list charges against Terry Wayne Davis for felonies theft and burglary, Hollis Westerman Jr for defrauding with worthless checks, Charles Ray Johnson for theft of property over fifty dollars, Pete Morin Aleman for assault with intent to murder and with a prohibited weapon, William Jones for burglary, Byron Stone for theft over fifty dollars, and Norman Frogge for enticing. Further details appear on page 7.
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Terry County Grand Jury
Jows Terry Wayne Davis
Hollis Westerman Jr
Charles Ray Johnson
Pete Morin Aleman
William ©. Jones
Byron Stone
Norman Frogge
Lintz Department Store to Open New Brownfield Outlet
Joseph F Chastain president of Lintz Department Stores announces a Brownfield opening at 51 West Main as the eleventh store. The Brownfield location joins Guthrie Pallis Valley Lawton Layne Cleburne Ballinger Uvalde New Braunfels Hillsboro and Terrell as the chain expands in West Texas.
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Joseph F Chestain
Lintz Department Stores, Inc
Brownfield
West Main
Lintz’s
Guthrie
Okla
Pallis Valley
Lawton
Layne, Okla
Cleburne
Texas
Ballinger
Uvalde
New Braunfels
Hillsboro
Terrell
Dottie Impresses One And Alli Eciter's Note
Fort Worth reports Miss South Plains Dorothy McDonald won the talent phase of the Miss Texas Pageant preliminaries with a 12th century Italian prayer titled Lord Have Mercy. Karen Sealy of Port Arthur won the swimsuit trophy and also captured the Thursday talent test, as both Miss Sealy and Miss Groves escaped injury in a Thursday night two car wreck on the way to pageant HQ.
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Eciter
Dave Knapp
Lamesa Daily Reporter
Fort Worth
Dorothy McDeonlad
Miss South
Will Rogers
Port Arthur
Karen Sealy
Charles Haws
Farth Worth
Imogene McDonald
Dorothy McDonald
Brownfield
Hotel Texas
Miss McDonald
South Plains
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Johnny Clark
H.C. Zachery
Lubbock
Reno Lack Earl Rankin
Shot
Ron Conaiser
Taboka
Larry Simms
Maucfacturing
West Texas
Myrna Bookout
Linda Harding
Wink
Margaret Brewer
Lamesa
Sonja Brewer
Judy Tyra
Debbie Ferguson
Petersburg
Lavey Avant
Betty Evans
Judy McCasland
Myrna Book
HC. Zachery
Taheka
Bobby James
Welch
H. C. Zachery
Frank Jones Jr. Lamesa
Ron Conatser
Brooks Davis
Bull Riders
Fred Cargill
Council
Ferry Cancer Unit
American Cancer Society
Claude Merritt
E.tate
Tohoka Road
South Plains Health Unit
Lintz
Chastain
Dottie
Alli
Penny Lee Rudd
Miss Groves
Dottie Page
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