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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1966

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Stars and poverty talk shake dignified workers' views

A social anecdote recalls a gathering where stern businessmen spoke softly of a childhood wish and the idea of poverty. The piece argues against labeling all who are financially needy as "poverty stricken," stressing dignity, self respect, and the limits of programs to end poverty.

Budgets and phone bills color a family tale

A family plans for college expenses and worries about GenTel staying afloat as daughters return home. The piece also reflects on poverty defined by a dictionary and memories of hardship during depression days, contrasting frugal meals and resilience.

Brownfield High Seniors Register for Ring Day

Brownfield seniors prepare for ring distribution on August 25 as students complete registration. The event marks a milestone as students receive their class rings and participate in the school tradition.

Gossip Versus News: A Quip on Information Share

A succinct musing contrasts gossip and news as a matter of hearing versus telling. It notes how information travels and the distinction between rumor and verified reporting without specifics.

Retail Group Slates Meet in Brownfield Chamber

The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee will meet Tuesday August 9 at 3 30 p m in chamber office. Agenda covers Christmas decorations cost estimates for flower pots long range city beautification plans Batman and Robin sidewalk sale and committee assignments for prizes entertainment block arrangement sign-up and funds Jim Bayless chairs the meeting.

Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Jim Bayless

Registration Schedule Set For City Schools Opening

Brown field welcomes students for a 9 a.m. August 29 start. Elementary pupils from first through sixth grades must register August 25, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Bring $2 activity fee birth certificates and health records including diphtheria and smallpox vaccination proof and polio records.

Brownfield

Monthy Report From Terry County Sheriff Details Arrests

The Terry County Sheriff's Department reports 54 arrests in the period, up from 33 last July 1965. Immunizations are not required but parents are encouraged to vaccinate children. Junior high registration for new students is set for August 25-26 with time slots by last name, and a $1.50 physical education fee is noted. Senior leadership will start registrations at Brownfield High School.

Terry County Sheriff's Deent Brownfield High School

Carr Urges Absentee Vote for Texas Servicemen

Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr urged prioritizing absentee ballots for servicemen in Vietnam. He asked county clerks to mail overseas ballots by air and to ensure Texans deny no voting rights, aligning with Defense Department efforts to boost voting access before November elections.

Texas Viet Nam Waggoner Carr Carr South Department of Defense Defense Department Defense Robert McNamara

Harris Rites Held for J W Harris in Fort Worth

J W Harris died Thursday in the Big Spring Veterans Hospital aged ? Services were held at 2 30 p m today in Fort Worth with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery He was a member of the First Christian Church He is survived by his wife and a nephew the Rev Jack Garrett pastor of the First Christian Church

J. W. Harris E. Cardwell Big Spring Veterans Hospital Fort Worth Mount Olive Cemetery Harris First Christian Church Jack Garrett

City Council Sets 3 Dollar Pole Contract In Brief Meeting

City councilmen met under Mayor C. E. Ross with a light agenda. They agreed to draw up a joint contract at 3 dollars per pole with CATV and General Telephone, replacing prior rates totaling 4,830 dollars for 1616 poles. Also discussed was access through Magnolia Camp median for a proposed motel.

C. E. Ross CATV General Telephone Company Southwestern General Telephone Company Magnolia Camp Levelland Lubbock J. Kirk Cansler Cansler

Bankers and City Officials Named in Local Minutes

John Kendrick a banker Jake Geron city manager and E D Jones former city manager are cited as participants in a series of civic governance discussions and appointments documented in the recent council minutes.

John Kendrick Jake Geron E.D. Jones

Officers Investigate Stolen 1963 Ford and 1966 Mustang

Local officials probe two stolen vehicles, a 1963 Ford pickup taken from a field near Johnson and a 1966 Mustang taken from Darwin Ford Sales after 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Police also report vandalism to camping area vapor lights and three car accidents this week with damages totaling around $450.

Ted Barnhart Lloyd Hahn Johnson Darwin Ford Deryel Gene Daniel E. Oak Judy G. Davis Chevrolet Lubbock Road Story Streets Margaret Sue Howard Lubbock Robert Howard Lovington N.M Matilda Garcia Sam Garcia Brownfield

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GenTel Abilene BHS Rotary Club Harry Elam Rotary Ken Muldrow John Thomas Bob Boswell Grady Goodpasture George Weiss Rotary Program Goodpasture Sheriff’s Office Ross Jack ‘Hamilton Bob Noble Sam Teague Kenneth Purtell Stanley Miller Zelma Miller Ity Bill McGowan Eunice Jones House Inland Salt Water Pollution Control Committee Big Spring West Texas Ronald Rosson Snyder O. H. Ivie Colorado River Municipal Water District Railroad Commission Heatc Ivie C. T. Parker Runnells Parker James K. Anderson Midland Independent Oil Operator J. F. Strowgerg Phillips Petroleum Co Stewart Lamesa Dawson County Kendrick Terry County Railroad ‘Commission Commission ShaSgies Donna Banta Toya Jones Andrews
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