Linda Hyman Elected Secretary Treasurer at LCC Dorm Council
Linda Hyman of Brownfield has been elected Secretary Treasurer of the Dormitory Council of Katie Rogers Hall for the second session of summer school at Lubbock Christian College. The council assists in dorm discipline, supervises residents, plans recreational activities, and dorm devotionals. A 1962 Brownfield High School graduate, she is a sophomore at LCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hyman
Brownfield
Katie Rogers
Lubbock
Open House Set At Local Kindergarten
The Northeast Kindergarten invites the public to an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 pm. The event will be held at the red building near the Terry County Swimming Pool, offering a cordial introduction to the kindergarten.
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Terry County
Legal Column Reports Damages and Vehicle Lists
A legal column details suits including J Roy Thompson versus J C Johnson and Elwoyrd Barton with damages. It lists marriage licensees such as Glenn Edward Cox and Shir ley Levada Payne and numerous individuals with vehicles including Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile across Brownfield and surrounding areas. The piece names associations and members like Ralph S. Moser and Lester Short and mentions Pan American Petroleum Corp details and workshop scheduling.
Court Of Honor Held For Scout Awards In District Court Room
The quarterly Court of Honor awarded many honors to Boy Scouts from across the county. Virgil Crawford presided and presented first class badges, with Dr Maurice Winston distributing second class awards. Merit badges were handed by Max Hamilton, Star Rank by A. Bishop, and Life Scout awards to Jerry Reese. Special bowling trophies were awarded to four Explorer Scouts. Troop 743, sponsored by the Presbyterian Church, earned an attendance award. Larry Bailey was commended for leading the district swim meet with 97 boys. Troop 774, American Legion, Paul Ward. Troop 785, Lions Club, Lynn Halamicek, and Troop 743 attended with sponsors and Scoutmasters. Lee Lidzy presented. Troop 774 earned multiple awards totaling five second class, five first class, two Star Rank, two Life Scout, and 62 merit badges. Troop 743 received 10 second class, five first class, three Star Rank, and 26 merit badges. Troop 7% earned five merit badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Winston
Max Hamilton
A. Bishop
Star Rank
Jerry Reese i
Larry Bailey
Quanah Parker
Troop 774
American Legion
Paul Ward
Lions Club
Lynn Halamicek
Presbyterian Church
Lee Lidzy
Troop 743
Court OF Honor
Mike Winston
Mike Gafford
Averet Lidzy
Larry Hurd
Kenneth Graizer
Jimmy Ward
Local Teachers Attend Meeting In Dallas For Inservice Education
Brownfield High School vocational agriculture teachers Robert Becker and Stanley Dixon left Monday for Dallas to join a state wide in service education workshop for vocational agriculture teachers running Tuesday through Friday. Harold Andrews of BHS also attended along with Dr Walter M Arnold assistant commissioner for vocational education US Office of Education Washington will deliver the principal address. The event is directed by M A Browning assistant commissioner for vocational education Texas Education Agency. A full day of workshops will be conducted by ag teachers who are especially well qualified.
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Robert Becker
Stanley Dixon
Brownfield High School
Dallas
Harold Andrews
BHS
Walter M. Arnold
Office of Education
Washington
M. A. Browning
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Mrs. Lola Simpson Rites Held at First Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. Lola Simpson, 80, were conducted Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church with Rev. J. Loyd Mayhew officiating. Burial followed in Brownfield Cemetery under Henderson Funeral Home of Frant. A former Kress resident, she died Monday in an Evant rest home. survivors include four sisters Mrs. Glenn Harris of Brownfield, Mrs. Charles Hunt of Dumas, and Mrs. R D Glimp of Lampasas.
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Lola Simpson
First Methodist Church
J. Loyd Mayhew
Brownfield
Henderson Funeral Home
Simpson
Kress
Glenn Harris
Charles Hunt
Dumas
R DD. Glimp
Lampasas
MAN to MAN on Army benefits for non graduates
SFC Bill Jones in Lubbock Texas explains that Army options depend on what a man can offer. Non graduates receive guaranteed on the job training and possible schooling after enlistment, while graduates may receive guaranteed technical schooling. Finish high school if possible, then pursue advanced Army training.
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Army
The Girls Who Go to the Blazes Organize Tucson Firedept
Women in North Tucson form a volunteer fire department group nicknamed The Girls Who Go to the Blazes. They plan fundraisers and training to support local emergency response efforts. They emphasize community service and safety.
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Tucson
North Tucson
Farm Laborers Needed Here in Brownfield Area
A Farm Labor Bulletin from the Texas Employment Commission lists 350 cotton choppers and 200 irrigators needed in the Brownfield area this week. It also calls for four tractor drivers and six general farm hands. Offices with available workers should contact the order-holding office for referral instructions and transportation arrangements.
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Brownfield
Farm Labor
Texas Employment Commission
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Legal Column
J. Roy Thompson
J. C Johnson
Elwoyrd Barton
Glenn Edward Cox
Shirley Levada Payne
Cleo Newton Bottome
Dora Ruth Smith
Roy Lee Knight
Karen Kay Dale
Jimmy Leon Hare
Janice Lee McKinley
Harold D. Parrish
Tokyo
Leo Hall
Fred Barrientos
Tokio
Woodrow Collins
Eddie M. Brown
William W. Smith
Fied
Ralph S. Moser
Lester Short
Dille M. Kelley
Dr V Fef
Sanderson
J. B Collier
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Forth Worth
Claud Montgomery
Ford
Carroll Hay Parker
Dorothy Barber
Denver City
Doris E. Treadway
Buick
Db Owens
Brown
Oldsmobile
Mize
Roland Curbett
Willams
Chevrolet
J T. Winkles
R E Haynes
Sundown
Vivian C. Smith
A Winn
Carl Rains
J. L. Proctor
Vernon Farrar
Virgil Crawford
The
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Feee
Mrs. Simpson
Charrles B
SFC
Bill Jones
Texas Ave
Texas
Fred Harvey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nices
D. Dewey Morgan
Treasure of the
Texas Baptist Missions Assn
Bob McMakie
Sage Terrance Baptist Church
Ray Turner
E. Tate
W Wy
Avacado
California
Santa Rosa
del Monte
Libby
K&s
Faneare
Ereford
Roserito
Borden
Galion
Eons
Brownfield, Tex
Bologna
Seder Farm
Chuck
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