Casual Corner items mix humor and local notices
A collection of light anecdotes about social etiquette and everyday life. The piece references a wedding line joke, farm policy quips, bridge repairs linked to a Kennedy incident, and a roundup of local Brownfield notes including shop openings, jury duty changes, and community happenings.
Brownfield Hosts First Invitational Basketball Tourney
Brownfield begins its first annual invitational with four games Thursday. Andrews faces Tahoka at 2 p.m. Levelland meets Hereford at 4 p.m. Canyon plays Seminole at 6 p.m. The Cubs and Denver City close the night with an 8 p.m. tip. Canyon Eagles are the tournament favorites.
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Brownfield
Andrews
Tahoka
Levelland
Hereford
Canyon
Seminole
Cubs
Denver City
Canyon Eagles
Mike Podzemny
Grant Dukes
Donald Roberts
Mike Pearson
van Garner
Jordan named to WTCC and chamber banquet set
Jordan earns WTCC honor as the local Chamber of Commerce plans its banquet for January 15 in the new high school gym. Lt. Governor Ben Barnes will be the principal speaker with Mike Richardson as entertainer and organ music by Leonard Ellington. Tickets are 4.50 and sales were outlined at the Wednesday meeting.
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Brent Scott
BHS
Seagraves Road
Joy
Bob Thompson
Bayless Jewelry
Phoenix
Brownfield
Jim Bayless
John Thomas
Bruce Zorns
Doug Rohre
Maxine Ratliff
Maxine’s
Parkinson
Levelland
Pecos County
Colo
Kent
Tahoka
Lubbock
Fabrific
Courthouse Plaza
Herbert Perez
New Kent
Lee Carey
Bob Lego
New Carlisle Lions Club
Brownfield Lions Clubs
Lion Ross
Tim Faulkenberry
Bill Cowan
Craig Wilkerson
Jim Culver
Wayne Cornett
Joe Masso
Bill Cone
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Barnes
Mike Richardson
Leonard Ellington
County Hires Workers Through SPAG Grant
Terry County Commissioners Court uses SPAG funds to create a working training program for two heavy equipment operator's assistants. The emergency employment action provides appropriated money to support the program and place trainees in regional work sites.
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Terry County Commissioner’s Court
South Plains Association of Governments
SPAG
Guy Britton
Labor Unemployment Office
Buell Price
Stephen Trevino
John L. Johnson
W. T. McKinney
Kris
Brownfield ISD audit shows strong fiscal status and budget compliance
Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District board reviewed the fiscal year audit ending June 20 1971 and found the district in excellent financial shape having operated under budget. The article notes 50 percent federal ownership and SPAG distribution to small counties.
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Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District
Hugh Thomas
Soul Experience to Close Doors Saturday Night
Soul Experience will host a two night Spiritual Spectacular this Friday and Saturday at 8 p m. Youth director Craig Bellah is moving, December is busy, and the Christian Coffee House will close Saturday Dec 4. A larger building was secured after strong youth turnout, and the ministry expanded this fall. A guest from Arnett Benson Baptist Church in Lubbock will deliver a life changing message. Public invited free of charge.
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Soul Exeperience
Craig Bellah
The
Soul Experience
Brownfield
Arnett Benson Baptist Church
Lubbock
Winter Weather Delays Cotton Harvest on South Plains
A National Weather Service bulletin from Lubbock reports a weak cold front bringing rain snow and sleet over the South Plains. Temperatures drop to near or below freezing, delaying cotton and other crops with little moisture gain expected and no rapid drying in sight through Saturday.
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National Weather Service Office
Lubbock
South Plains
Bogus twenty dollar bills reported in Brownfield area
Two counterfeit twenty dollar notes circulated last week in Brownfield. Brownfield Police and Brownfield State Bank investigated with Captain J. T. Churchwell urging merchants to watch for fake currency. The fakes resemble genuine teens but differ by spacing around Washington DC above Twenty and a hidden seal. ring possibly linked to a prior operation.
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Brownfield
Brownfield State Bank
J. T. Churchwell
Police Department
Washington, D. C
Brownfield Police Department
Celeste
Drunken disorder ties up city police as car chases ensue
A resident reported two Mexican males were driven into town and then fled, taking pickup keys. Samuel Morales Morin, found in weeds and smelling of alcohol, jailed for public drunkenness. Higinio Ledesma Belmores also charged with drunkenness after officers observed slow weaving and failure to stop.
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Samuel Morales Morin
Higinio Ledesma Belmores
Meet Your Nabor
A friendly and outgoing man Bob Shultz visits Brownfield for a second year and acts as officer in charge of the Consumer and Market Service Cotton Division of the U S Department of Agriculture. The office opens only during the cotton season lasting about three months.
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Bob Shultz
Brownfield
Consumer and Market Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shultz
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