Local Prep All Star Football Honors Listed
The article lists first offensive and defensive teams with players from Lamesa Sweetwater Levelland Brownfield Littlefield Snyder Lake View and Lake View. It notes standout performers including Sears Sewell and others with positions such as ends guards tackles linebackers and safeties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell
Gary Mayfield
Lamesa
Kay Kizer
Snyder
Clay Krueger
Levelland
Lackles
Terry Owens
Sweetwater
Dave Holt
Raymond Gomez
Jerry Gienn
Eddie Thurman
Brownfield
Mike Mangum
Littlefield
Bob Wiggins
Joe Tubb
Larry Schovassa
Andy Reed
Johnny Gibson
David Whitsett
Jony Caldwell
Steven McMahon
Dale Slough
Terral Austin
Tommy Pettigrew
Johnny Harper
David Holt
Robert Rivera
Steve Paxton
John Fenton
Randy Reed
Don Williams
Lake View
Joe Ervin
Clark Pollack
Kevin Hutson
al Mann
Danny Bruton
Danny Howell
Steve Lewis
Mike Gruntt
Jackie Rice Snyder
Ector Lopez
Randy Hutson
Ralph Daingerfield
Plant site choice favors small towns over big cities, expert says
Industry leaders note thousands of jobs are available in rural towns and cities away from metros. People prefer familiar, friendly communities where travel time is short and amenities like parking and golf are nearby. A company example cites a 1.5 million square foot plant near Paris Texas, planned to hire about 1,500, chosen from many strong small-town options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Kiwanis Install Includes Officers and Guests
Kiwanis club installed officers with Stanley Miller as vice president, Tommy Johnson as secretary, and Melton Stewart as treasurer. Directors Les Decker Don Hendley and Melton Stewart named, wives of members attended as special guests at the Party House installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Miller
Tommy Johnson
Les Decker
Don Hendley
Melton Stewart
Anderson shines as top pass catcher at Tech
The article highlights Anderson and Shipley as key receivers with 107 of 172 passes by Wilson, noting Wilson's departure after Dec 31. It argues Wilson's loss would most hurt the team, prompting an early effort to groom a successor in pre Gator Bowl and spring training. A separate humorous curtain line features a doctor and a young lady discussing a scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Shipley
Wilson
Tech
Tom
Cotton Harvest Gains Speed Amid Rising Classed Samples
The South Plains harvest posts momentum as USDA classing offices in Lubbock Brownfield and Lamesa process about 25 000 samples daily. Total classed this season reaches 394 000 with prices for Middling and Strict Low Middling grades quoted and cottonseed prices at 45 to 55 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
South Plains
USDA
Brownfield
Lamesa
West Texas Chamber Tour to Rio Grande Valley
Dennis Q. Lilly reported on a West Texas Chamber of Commerce tour to the Rio Grande Valley in February. Members were urged to consider attending a February Marathon meeting of the Highway 385 Association which advocates paving and extending the highway into Mexico and to Mexico City. Raymond Beck Jr., chamber manager, presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Q. Lilly
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Rio Grande Valley
Marathon
Mexico
Mexico City
Raymond Beck Jr
Chamber Manajer
West Texas Pro Am Slated At Monahans
A West Texas Pro Am will be held at Monahans Country Club with the Callaway Handicap system. Horace Norman hosts as golfers pair up and tee off from 9 a.m. to noon. The event closes the West Texas chapter Texas PGA schedule led by C. G. Griffin of Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
MonAhans
Horace Norman
Monahans Country Club
Texas Pga
C. G. Griffin
Brown
Police hold suspects in thefts and break‑ins townwide
John Cabbiness reports Manuel Londerros and Rodrigo Marqus stole pots pans and four blankets from Bar icks No 30 in South Gin. D J Yowell two miles south of Meadow off U S 62 and a quarter mile west reports a home burglary with stolen furnishings. Fires total three with six cotton bales destroyed and 14 damaged at a Levelland Highway cotton yard. Western Grain fire at 6 37 p m Sunday and a car blaze at 2 36 p m Tuesday 611 N 2nd was quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cabbiness
Manuel Londerros
Rodrigo Marqus
Baricks No. 30
South Gin
D. J. Yowell
Meadow
U. S. 62
Levelland Highway
Western Grain
N. 2Nd
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Kiwanis
Abbout
Ae Peel
Eterhutty
Art Gates
Field
Lone
Ong
Jacuzzi Bros., Inc
Baylor Drive
A.C
Jacuzzi Bros. Inc
ACU Mc Chae
Friendly Bank
Brownfield Steelf Tak & Trust Co
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