Brownfield Stores Kick off Christmas Season with Moonlight Madness
Local merchants extend hours and offer big bargains as Brownfield launches a Christmas shopping drive. Moonlight Madness on Thursday runs 7 to 10 p.m. with prize registration for a color TV and daily Friday hours until 9 p.m. through Christmas week.
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Brownfield
Dean Merrifield
Retail Merchants Committee
Merrifield
C. R. Anthony
Corner Copy by Sig H Atkinson in Brownfield humor column
Brownfield column shares lighthearted self deprecation about aging and cosmetics after a dermatology visit. Tid bits note upcoming Christmas themed guest editorials, local business failures, violinist Francis Remillard, and Brownfield High School notes with a holiday gift spread.
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Yale
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
Francis Remillard
Brownsfield Cubs land five on All-District 3-AAA team
Brownfield Cubs place five players on the All-District 3-AAA offense and defense led by Russell Lepard Ricky Willis Randy Key and Troy Jenkins Coach Harold Teal notes the five spots tie for most in the district and 11 more Brownsfield players earned honorable mentions The district selections were made by coaches at a Snyder meeting with Teal praising the defensive secondary and Haynes for coaching them.
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Erownfield Cubs
Harold Teal
Brownfield
Sweetwater
Lamesa
Cubs
Russell Lepard
Ricky Willis
Randy Key
Snyder
Terrell Bowlin
Cecil George
Richard Pitts
Jim Chance
Eddie Raburn
Mike Harrelson
Cub
Richard
Jip Chance
Steve Flournoy
Mike Harrellison
Brownfield Opens Tournament With Big 78 42 Win
Brownfield Cubs opened the 72-73 season by routing Tahoka Bulldogs 78 to 42 in the first day of the annual Brownfield tournament at the Cub gym. Eleven Brownfield players scored as they built a 50-17 halftime lead before Tahoka rallied late.
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Brownfield
Cub
AAA
Hereford
Midland
J. W
Tahoka
Brownfield Cubs
Tahoka Bulldogs
Cubs
Phil McClendon
Bulldogs
Greg Jones
Brownfield Chosen as Regional Career Education Demonstration
Brownfield Independent School District will infuse career education concepts across grades K-12 as the 1972-73 regional demonstration school. educators including Dr. O R Douglas and district leaders will outline goals, procedures, and resources at the central office, with a Brownfield committee analyzing reactions and questions.
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Brownfield Independent
Texas
Brownfield
O. R. Douglas
Education Service Center
Brownfield Career Education Committee
W. O. Caraway
Douglas
Ray Lanier
Travis Brown
Service Center
Woodie Coleman
Don Morrow
Brownfield Committee
Caraway
Jack Pinson
Jesse Geron
Cotton harvest totals rise with weather
A Texas Employment Commission report by Guy Britton shows 16 480 bales of cotton gathered by Friday morning, up 7 313 bales from last Friday. Britton cites weather as the factor and says harvesters should return to fields by Saturday December 2.
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Guy Britton
Texas Employment Commission
Britton
Boy Keeps an Indoor Zoo At Home
John Willey twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs C R Willey of East Main owns a growing menagerie in his bedroom a squirrel monkey an alligator a copper boa constrictor three white mice and a garter snake that recently bore twenty one young. He plans to add two larger boas another alligator and an iguana.
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Beatty
Buck
Thompson
Burr
Johnson
John Willey
C. R. Willey
East Main
John
Lubbock
Charlie
Richard
Monkey
Janet
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Byron Rucker
R. K. McCoy
Dale Sides
Don Hendley
Edith Wheeler
Don Hensley
Coy Jones
Ann White
Jane Carpenter
Lola Rixon
Bill Gilmore
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