Community Calendar of Meetings and Events
Brownfield News lists weekly gatherings and contact line for calendar submissions. Jaycees meet Monday at 12 noon. Optimist Club directors meet Tuesday 6:30 am. Kiwanis noon Wednesday. Chamber and Deacons groups meet Wednesday evenings. Boys Club and Optimist gatherings Thursday noon. hospital district board 7:30 pm. Farm Bureau Queen Contest at Brownfield High School. Rotary Club Friday noon. Call 637-3115 to have events listed.
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Brownfield News
Optimist Club
Bill’s Restaurant
Kiwanis Club
Party House
Fox's
Terry Memorial Hospital
Farm Bureau
Brownfield High School
DuBose Family Reunion Set for August in Lubbock
The annual DuBose Family Reunion will be held August 11 in Mackenzie Park, Lubbock. Lt. Terry Joe DuBose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack DuBose of 1301 West Hill, will be home for the event.
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DuBose
Mackenzie Park
Lubbock
Terry Joe DuBose
Jack DuBose
West Hill
New Life Bible School Opens For Adults
New Life Inc announces a two year Bible School for adults with a September 9 start. The first semester covers homiletics and biblical surveys with instructors from First Baptist Wolforth Trinity and St Stephen's churches and Mrs Ruth Tracy. Enrollment is open to any adult with at least a sixth grade education. no tuition, $5 registration fee.
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New-Life, Inc
James
Peter
Christ
Glen Reddall
First Baptist Church
Wolfforth
Morris Shoats
Trinity Church
Tom Bigelow
St. Stephen's Episcopal
Harold Fleming
Dallas Bible Seminar
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
Ruth Tracy
Tracy
New Life Mission
Brownfield Carpeted Walks Refresh Downtown Corner
Texas Tech students spent nine months in Brownfield proposing a beautification plan and then installed a carpeted sidewalk along the Stacy Mason Store corner. Workers lowered curbs for modern cars, added mulberry trees, and laid bright green outdoor carpet to create a downtown park feel with hopes of lawn furniture and soaked carpets enhancing pedestrian comfort.
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Texas Tech
Brownfield
Stacy Mason
Tracy Carey
Stacy-Mason
South Plains
Stacy-Mason Cormer
Carey
New Mexico
More Water Used By City Residents
Brownfield citizens used 8 973 500 gallons more water in July 1968 than July 1967. Total for the month was 53 242 300 gallons versus 44 268 800 in July 1967. High day 3 034 900 gallons on July 31. low 728 900 on July 8.
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Brownfield
City Water Department
Epitaph For Kings Memorial Book At Kendrick Library
The Kendrick Memorial Library honors Mrs. W A Bell with a memorial copy of Epitaph For Kings by Sanche de Gramont. The work traces France’s royal glory and decline from Louis XIV to Louis XVI, detailing Versailles splendor, Bastille upheaval, and the Revolution’s birth through vivid portraits of rulers, courtiers, scientists, and social forces.
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Sanche de Gramoni
Kendrick Memorial Library
W.A. Bell
E.M. Royer
Tom Adams
Sanche de Gramont
Europe
Louis XIV
Louis XV
Louis
France
Louis XVI
Versailles
Marseille
Fontenoy
Bastille
Deer Park
National Assembly
Ben Franklin
America
Chuck Spaugh Joins KBST as Sales Manager
Mr and Mrs Chuck Spaugh and family moved to Big Spring Thursday where he will assume the duties of sales manager for Radio Station KBST. Spaugh has been serving K KUB as manager since May, a position to be filled by Cleve Prince. Spaugh joined KKUB in February 1967.
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Chuck Spaugh
Big Spring
KBST
Spaugh
KKUB
Cleve Prince
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Building Board of Deacons
First United Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Terry Wayland
Stacy- Mason Furniture Store
Mens
Nere
Raw Lowns & P
Bey S
Bible Study
Terry County Tractor
LER Paper
Petal
Delsey
Sy Ab
Kendrick Library
Mea Ey Ay
PY DY Labs
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Rmey Cgt
NAM LD Tay Mil Ap
Buster Brown
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