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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

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Brownfield ad survey shows newspaper ads dominate spend

Modern Retailer reports discount store advertising shifts to direct response with newspapers taking 61.5 percent of the budget in 1971 up from 48 percent in 1969. TV and radio drop, while newspaper recall among shoppers remains highest at 85 percent. Local items note business changes and George Mahon day events in Brownfield Texas.

C. G. (Griff) Griffith Gibson’s Discount Center Brownfield

George Mahon Day Enrollments Rise as Term Opens

The 1971-72 term opened with 2,683 students, up from 2,653 a year earlier. Brownfield High School led with 784 students, Middle School 671, Intermediate School 436, Oak Grove 361, and Colonial Heights 505. Last year’s first day had 733, 720, and 1,200 across schools, with peak enrollment expected near 3,000.

W. O. Caraway Brownfield Oak Grove Colonial Heights Jesse G. Randal

Mahon to speak at 2 as Terry County hosts George Mahon Day

Terry County residents and officials will welcome Congressman George H. Mahon of Lubbock in Coleman Park for George Mahon Day. The event runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with an 11:30 a.m. barbecue lunch and Mahon’s 2 p.m. remarks expected before about 2000 attendees. Brownfield High School Band opens, other entertainment planned.

Jim Corlett Lubbock Commercial Travelers Insurance Co Brownfield Alton Nicholson Jim Francelle Reed Bride’s Boutique Dallas Dean Merrifield C.R. Anthony Co Brownfield Insurance Retail Merchants Association George Mahon Sol Davis Pat-Sol Chemical Texas Coleman Park Terry County George H. Mahon Brownfield High School Fred Smith Brownfield Public Schools George Herman Mahon U. S House of Representatives House of 435 Senate Mahon Terry, Andrews Borden Cochran Crosby Dawson Floyd Gaines Garza Hockley Lynn Martin Midland Motley Scurry Yoakum U.S Mitchell County

Commissioners Approve Budget Without Public Hearing

County Commissioners approved a budget of 944 296 11 with no audience present at the hearing. The session focused on travel expenses for county employees to attend conferences and meetings including events in Waco San Antonio Dallas and Lubbock. Also approved were a sink purchase for the Terry County farm home and a 25000 loan from First National Bank payable by December 15 at six percent interest.

Dale Brown Service Officers School Waco Jim Foy Water, Inc California W. T. McKinney Mc Ranch Judge McKinney Homer Parker H. B. Virgil Crawford San Antonio McKinney Brown Panhandle South Plains Terry County First National Bank For General Funds

Season Tickets On Sale For Local Football Games

Season tickets are on sale at the school business office located at the old Jesse G Randall Elementary on the Tohoka Highway. James Willis says tickets are $1.50 per game in advance, $2 at the gate. First home game Sept 24 vs Levelland, with other home games Oct 8 Lakeview, Oct 15 Snyder, Oct 29 Dunbar of Lubbock, and Nov 12 Colorado City.

Jesse G. Randal Tohoka Highway James Willis Brownfield Slaton Levelland Lakeview Snyder Dunbar Lubbock Colorado City

Pioneer Association Plans Reunion in Terry County

More than 250 old-timers gather Saturday for the 11th annual Old Settlers Reunion sponsored by the Terry County Pioneer Association. Registration starts at 9 a.m. at the American Legion Hall on South Eighth Street, with a memorial service for deceased pioneers as a highlight.

Old Settlers Terry County Pioneer Association American Legion Hall South Eighth Street

Arrests Reportedly Document DUI Charges and Fines

Herminio J. Rodriguez aged 40 was arrested for driving while intoxicated and released after paying 200 dollars fine plus 42.30 in court costs, five days in county jail, and a one year license suspension. Dick Espinosa aged 25 faced DUI and traffic charges and awaits a hearing, fined 25 dollars on the second charge. Two companions were fined 25 dollars each for drunkenness in public and carrying a prohibited weapon. one man faced 50 dollars on the first charge and 500 dollars on the second.

Herminio J. Rodriguez Dick Espinosa

Grants Open for Law Enforcement Study at South Plains

Full time law enforcement personnel may qualify for grants covering tuition and books for two evening courses at South Plains College. Introduction to Law Enforcement meets 7 8 20 p m Mondays and Wednesdays. Police Administration meets 9 10 p m Mondays and Wednesdays. Both courses can be taken separately or together with no prerequisites aboard by George S. Johnson, CJ Coordinator for the South Plains Association of Governments, who holds a BS in Police Science from New Mexico State University.

South Plaing College South Plains College George S. Johnson New Mexico State University New Mexico State University Central Texas College Killeen The South Plains Association of Governments

Librarians Attend Texas State Library Workshop at Tech

Mrs. M. J. Craig Jr and Mrs. Erwin Moore of Kendrick Memorial Library attend a three day Texas State Library annual workshop at Texas Tech University. Betty Bryan of Dallas Public Library leads the sessions focusing on the local librarys young adult section. Kendrick Memorial Library will open Saturdays starting the week of Aug 30 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

M. J. Craig Jr Erwin Moore Kendrick Memorial Library Texas State Library Texas Tech University Betty Bryan Dallas Public Library Craig

Meet Your Nabor: Edward Sharp New Piano Instructor

Edward Sharp named the newest piano instructor in Brownfield. He recently moved a mobile home to 303 E. Cardwell and completed his education at Tulsa, where he played in the band and piano competitions and participated in Future Teachers of America.

Edward Sharp Brownfield E. Cardwell Tulsa Future Teachers of America

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Sig Cor I. Atkin Brownie CCC Roe Brown Barstow William Ranson Tilson First Street Cardwell Tilson Kris House Committee On Appropriations Congress House Appropriations Committee War Department House Board of Regents Smithsonian Institution of Washington, D. C Louisiana Loraine Simmons Colege Hardin-Simmons University University of Texas Law School Duncan Holt Okla Pioneer Association Harry Cornelius Leonard Ellington Kathrine Cornelius Masons First Baptist Church Jack Greenfield Greenfield Masonic Lodge Miss Bryan Nabor
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