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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1971

Page

19

Public notices urge access to records and brand rules in Texas

The notice explains that all livestock brands must be rerecorded with County Clerks after August 30, 1971, with a six month window for initial registration. It details priority rights, locations on animals, multiple brands per county, and penalties for illegal branding. It also covers grain sorghum board nominations and mail ballots with filing deadlines and voting procedures.

Texas Firstcome

Lavoyle Parker Could Dance All Night And Then Dance Some More

Lavoyle Parker, longtime Brownfield dance teacher and owner of the Parker School of Dance, promotes dancing as fitness and confidence building. She cites therapy aids, student limits, and a 70 year old pupil as proof of dancing’s broad appeal.

Lavoyle Parker Bill Quinn Parker School of Dance Brownfield Parker Lamesa Arthur Murray Lavoyle

CHICKEN CHOP SUEY AND DANCE SCHOOL NOTES

A chicken chop suey recipe uses whole chicken breasts water chestnuts mushrooms and bean sprouts with rice. The article also profiles Lavoyle Parker of Lubbock who opened a dance studio after studying in New York and Cleveland and emphasizes religious interpretive dance and current tap trends. It mentions Pathos, a hardy foliage plant, and care tips for Scindapsus in dried-out clay pots.

Texas Grain Sorghum Board Election Set for Oct 15 1971

Legal notice announces the first biannual election by the Texas Grain Sorghum Producers Board for High Plains Area on October 15 1971. Four board terms expire. eligible voters include grain sorghum producers in Armstrong, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Floyd, Hale, Hansford, Hartley, Hutchinson, Moore, Oldham, Palmer, Potter, Randall, and Sherman counties who pay the assessment.

Texas Grain Sorghum Producers Board High Plains Armstrong Briscoe Carson Castro Dallam Deaf Smith Floyd Hale Hansford Hartley Hutchinson Moore Oldham Palmer Potter Randall Sher

Hemme Family Thanks For Prayers And Care

The family of Earnest W Hemme expresses gratitude for prayers meals and flowers after his passing. Special thanks to Brownfield Nursing Home for yearly care and Dr Smith and hospital staff for the final days of his life. The message is from Johnnie Renfro George Hemme Louise Scroggins and Mary Foust.

Earnest W. Hemme Daddy Brownfield Nursing Home Dr. Smith Johnnie Renfro George Hemme Louise Scroggins Mary Foust

Gratitude for kindness after loss of Mrs Jack Price

The family of Mrs. Jack Price thanks friends for flowers food and kind deeds during illness and death. They extend blessing and gratitude to all, naming Jack Price West Price family Oklahoma City, Johnny Jordan Pecos, Doyle Kelsay Brownfield and families.

Jack Price West Price Oklahoma City Johnny Jordan Pecos Doyle Kelsay Brownfield

Teachers Honored At Middle School

Middle School teachers were honored after an in service session in the library with punch and cookies served by Paige Gannaway and Debra Ellis. Todd Addison gave the invocation and J A Sullivan welcomed attendees. A social hour followed and Mr and Mrs Knox Hinkle and Gerald of 503 EF Harris, along with Mr and Mrs Rex Wilks and children of 1015 Cardwell, returned from trips to Colorado Springs and Louisiana.

Paige Gannaway Debra Ellis Todd Addison J. A. Sullivan Knox Hinkle Gerald Harris Colorado Springs Cole Rex Wilks Cardwell Louisiana

Youth Center In Terry County Closes Temporarily

It was announced Friday that the Terry County Youth Center will be closed temporarily until after the first of the year.

Terry County Youth Center

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