Brownfield Community Tidbits and Local Happenings
A Brownsfield roundup highlights area events and notices. Christmas preparations at Goodfellows and church drives. local elections, weddings, betrothals, and social clubs are noted. Businesses and services list phone numbers and locations as the town gears toward the holiday season.
Quarterback Club Meeting Cancelled in Brownfield
Brownfield Quarterback Club cancels Monday gathering. Clarence Griffith, QBC president, says the next session will meet January 6 in the Fire Department as usual. The club is arranging its annual football banquet in December.
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Brownfield
Clarence Griffith
QBC
Terry’s 1957 cotton harvest reaches 29316 bales
Ouch. Terry reports a Friday noon bale count of 29316 for 1957, up from 24224 last week but far below 86625 a year ago. Nearby Yoakum farmers show similar irrigation wage ranges from the Labor Department.
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Yoakum
U.S. Labor Department
Terry
Cubs Open 1957 Cage Drive Against Seagraves Eagles
The Cubs host Seagraves on Tuesday night to begin the 1957 basketball season with B team action at 6 30 p m and the varsity game at 8 p m The series stands 2 1 in the Cubs favor over the Eagles in the last four years with Brownfield victories 36 34 in overtime and 57 4 while losing 45 41 to the visitors
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CUBS
Seagraves Eagles
Farris Nowell
Eagles
Brownfield
Employee Suffers Broken Hip After Ice Fall
Jim Abney a 68 year old employee from West Texas was operated on at Lubbock Methodist Hospital Friday after a broken hip from a fall while climbing steps during last week’s icy weather. He lives on Route 1 and fell last Friday, fellow workers said.
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Jim Abney
West Texas Compress
Lubbock
Yule Bazaar Set Thursday by Brownfield Garden Club
Brownfield Garden Club schedules its annual Christmas Bazaar Thursday from 2 to 6 PM at Seleta Jane Brownfield clubhouse. Members will sell homemade candles and provide centerpieces and mantle decorations with table arrangements led by Mrs Clarance Lewis. Hostesses include Mrs James King and Mrs A J Bell.
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Brownfield Garden Club
Seleta Jane Brownfield
Lee Fulton
Clarance Lewis
Virgle Travis
James King
A. J. Bell
Fred Turner
Soil Practices Approved in Terry County by Great Plains Program
Terry County approves 11 soil conservation practices under the Great Plains program led by Henry Williamson. Federal cost shares range around 80 percent for planting, seeding, and erosion control, with applications open now to form plans for a three to ten year commitment.
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Terry County
Henry Williamson
Terry Scs
Williamson
SCS
Tee
Povernment
Congress
Terry
Bob Land
Farmer's Home Administration
Jim Foyt
Extension Service
County saves tally tops goal with bonds total
County chairman J. O. Gillham reports Terry County reached 106.7 percent of its 1957 savings bond quota with $2689 in October, bringing year to date to $176,970. District 5 still trails, and Gillham urges gifts via gift bond envelopes for Christmas purchases.
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Terry
J. O. Gillham
Yoakum
Texas
District 5
Cochran
Garza
Hockley
Lubbock
Lynn
Gillham
Used Toys Sought For Goodfellows Drive
Goodfellows seeks used toys and repair parts this Christmas. Donations may be left at DeWitt's Welding Service on Seagraves Highway or at J. B. Knight Farm Machinery. Stafford says they will repair any toy brought in and lists headquarters at the first business.
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Goodfellows
Terry's
DeWitt's
Seagraves Highway
Theg
J. B. Knight Farm Machinery
Stafford
Notes Terry Cotton Slightly Better Than Average
South Plains buyers foresee more cotton entering loan due to low quality. Late season weather has lowered grade and micronaire in Terry County, keeping demand weak. Buyers predict half the crop may be loaned, with loan prices outlined for strict low middling and low middling spot grades. Micronaire averages run around 4.0 percent.
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Terry
South Plains
Terry County
Lubbock
Miccionaire
Shelton Urges Early Mailing for Christmas Rush
Brownfield postmaster Joe Shelton urges residents to mail overseas parcels by December 1 and in-city mail by December 15 to ensure Christmas delivery. He warns late crops may delay service and stresses proper packing, use of strong boxes, and optional insurance or registration for valued items.
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Joe Shelton
Dee 1
Shelton
Newsfoto
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Brownfield High School
Ace
Polk County
Houston
First Baptist Church
Eddie Martin
Zorns
Bruce
A&d
Lubbock Hwy
Courthouse Square
Courthouse
A-1 Cab
Pedro Zanz
Christmas, Fla
Christmas Cove
Maine
Mary Jo Jackson
Joe Paul Teller
Jan. G
Alpha Omegans
Hawaii
General
Brenda Beck
Dale Travis
First Presbyterian
Robert L. Bowers Jr
Preston Smith
Senate
George Mahon
Lyndon Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
U. S
Main and
New Gulf
Gloria Ingram
Jerry Bingham
Ashmore
Terry Cotton
Regal
A&w Root Beer
Quarterback Club
Cotton
Plains
Carl Golden
Agriculture Conservation Practices
L. M. Waters Jr
Bruce Zorns
C. E. Hicks
James Thurman
R. J. Purtell
Tscd Board of Supervisors
Love Miller
Terry Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
Santa Claus
Santa
City Secy
Jake Geron
Brownfield Postal
Jean Goodnight
East Hill
Fred Adams
Dewitt's Welding