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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
3
Rea and related items mention air and house components with numbers such as 6301 and 637 4 air. The fragment hints at an auction or sale of a home or equipment with related prices or models. Details are incomplete but imply a contact or listing context.
Andrews Mustangs toppled Brownfield Cubs 57 to 32 as Rondy Williams poured in 23 points to spark the runaway win. Larry Underwood added 12 for Andrews while Archie Jennings led Brownfield with 13 in the setback. The Cubs drop to 0-2 on the season while Andrews improves to 1-1 and both teams head to weekend tournament play in Plainview and Snyder.
With District 3AAA expanding to seven schools several moves occur Denver City and Andrews gain spots while Littlefield and Levelland join 3AAA Colorado City drops to AA Snyder remains strong. The Cubs open September 11 hosting Denver City and play through November 20 with a game at Littlefield.
Elam notes a new 30 unit motel project remains in pending stages with site cost discussions. Price says banquet committee assignments for February will be issued soon. Flam reports delinquent dues and notes an Abilene industrial meeting attendance. January 7 meeting date shifts from New Year’s Day. Paul Farrar offers invocation.
Brownfield Kiwanis Club met at the W est ern er Cafe to outline a Hootenanny set for 7 pm January 11 in the Brownfield High School Auditorium. Dorothy McDonald Miss South Plains will perform with local talent and nearby singers. Tickets go on sale December 9 at 50 cents children and one dollar adults. A. V. Wall directs the show with Von Worten as general chair man. The group also planned the annual Christmas party and officer installation for 7 30 pm Monday at the Western er. Kenneth Hobbs of Lubbock will install officers. Eighteen members attended.
City records show Brownfield residents consumed 29,237,800 gallons of water in November, up from 28,117,900 gallons the previous year. Peak daily use reached 1,307,100 gallons on November 11, 1962, with 1,143,000 on November 10.
The piece urges Americans to temper their criticism of presidents and to show decency. It argues presidents bear heavy burdens and deserve respect even amid heated politics, invoking the Golden Rule and condemning personal attacks and disrespectful behavior.
Brownfield News will reveal the DAAA All-District football teams in Sunday's edition. Offensive and defensive units and honorable mention selections will be announced, based on votes by district teams with no coach voting for their own players.
Brones defeated the Ponies 34 to 32 in a Class B non district boys game at Meadow. Topping scorers were Dan McMenamy and Bob Evans with nine points apiece. Meadow girls needed overtime to beat Shallowater 50 42 with Connie Holland scoring the deciding points. In the B team prelim, Shallowater won 33 26.
Santa Fe system lines moved 29 227 carloads for the week ending November 30 1963, down from 30 885 in the same week last year. Online loadings were 17 942 versus 20 600, connections supplied 11 285 compared with 10 285, and the previous week total was 34 445 carloads.
A series of traffic mishaps occurred from Saturday to Monday in Brownfield and surrounding roads. Herminia Reyes Serna of 505 S 10th was linked to the 6th and Broadway collision that injured Watts, with a severe head laceration noted. Other crashes involved drivers Edward Rush Howard of San Antonio, Elliott Mancil Hinson of Route 1, Fane Mageline Tittle of Route 2, Deryel Gene Daniel of Route 3, Ann Behrend Fuller of San Angelo, Benny Ray Reaves of Yucca Lane, Jessie Carter of 1312 N South, Novela Bush Cooks of Box 204, James Lee Towns of Lovington NM, and William L. Hart of 805 North A.
New York reports Alexander H. Cohen's Nine OClock Theater series earned 200 percent on a $210000 investment over three Broadway seasons. Beyond the Fringe leads with $270000 profit, At the Drop of a Hat nets $65000, The Nichols and May Show $8400. The Guldeninghouse venue hosts the nine oclock curtain to suit dinner times.
Brandeis University announces basketball coach Irv Olin from Levittown Virginia will lead the team. Olin previously coached nine seasons at the high school level without a losing record, bringing a strong winning pedigree to the college program.
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