Wall Presents Awards To Gas Employees At Dinner
Pioneer Natural Gas Co. honored about 156 employees at a Brownfield Country Club dinner. C. I Stony Wall reported on company conditions, noting a tough year with gas stock down 5 to 8 cents a share and over 7 million stockholders while recalling long service anniversaries and presenting pins and door prizes.
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Wall
C. i
Stony’’ Wall
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Brownfield Country Club
Joe L. Price
Brownfield Council OKs taxi permit and new speed limits
Brownfield City Council approved John L. Hall to operate City Cab Co. and supported state speed limits on highways entering and passing through Brownfield. The city pressed to control traffic lights at Lubbock and Tahoka roads, discussed intersection caution lights, and considered funding for 1966 paving and a water line title paid to W. T. Gibbs.
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Brownfield
Lubbock
Tahoka
John £. Hall
City Cab Co
W. T. Gibbs
Jake Geron
Eunice Jones
Tohoka
Second Thoughts on Pioneer Natural Gas Awards Dinner
The Pioneer Natural Gas awards dinner drew a fine turnout with 10 award winners and 12 prize drawings plus a $20 bonus for four recipients. CEO Stony Wall and Joe L Price led a warm event, though the master of ceremonies was missed and a butter patty square fiasco surfaced during the drawings. Joe maintained composure, praising the company culture as a family while Stony outlined operations and year challenges. The piece notes Stony’s long service and a Kansas football past, hinting at a future item about J. T. King.
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Joe L. Price
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Brownfield
C. I
Stony" Wall
Thurman Whitis
Amarillo
Price
Pioneer Natural Gas
C. J
Stony” Wall
Gertrude
Joe
Stony
Bob Hope
Pete Cawthon
West Texas Gas
Kansas
Texas Tech
Lilly in Amusing Talk Wins over Lions at WTCC History
Dennis Q. Lilly entertained Lions Club members at the regular noon luncheon with a humorous history of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. President David Nicholson introduced Lilly and noted Lion Doc Lewis was hospitalized.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Q. Lilly
Lions Club
David Nicholson
Lion Lilly
Perry Beer
Lion Doc Lewis
Lilly
West Texas
Legiotanire
Agricultural and Mechanical
Pat Neff
WTCC
Buffalo Gap
Cards Sent To Viet Nam Servicemen By Brownfield Students
About 140 Brownfield High School students in Dean Eubank classes prepared Christmas cards for Viet Nam servicemen this week. The cards will go to a Red Cross unit in Maryland for distribution to troops.
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Viet Nam
Brownfield High School
Dean Eubank
the Red Cross
Maryland
Perez Hangs Self in Jail After DWI and Rape Charges
Perez 22, jailed on DWI and rape charges, died by hanging in his cell early Saturday. Sheriff deputies discovered him during a routine check. inquest was held by Judge R A Simms. He was a Mexican immigrant who had arrived Feb 18 1963 and worked on the Marion Bowers farm.
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Jose Tomas Perez
R. A. Simms
Perez
Mexico
United States
Marion Bowers Farm
DWI
Bord
Joe
Richards Adams
Mitchell County Sheriff's Deputies
Edward Banda Cantu
Forming Association Pearl Harbor Survivors Seek Chapters
Pearl Harbor survivors from the Dec 7 1941 attack aim to form a nationwide Pearl Harbor Survivors Association with chapters across cities and states. They report locating over 10 000 survivors and estimate about 40 000 more still alive seeking reunion events in Honolulu for the 25th anniversary memorial.
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Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oahu
Jefferson Bldg
East High Street
Jefferson City
John J. Crawford
RFD
Box 205
Victoria
Carol of Lights Opens Tech Christmas Season
Tech will officially start the Christmas observance with the Carol of Lights at 7 p.m. in the Science Quadrangle. More than 17 000 lights outline campus buildings including the West Texas Museum for the first time. The ceremony features residence hall choirs Tech choir brass band carols and a new fanfare by Ben Johnson.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Science
Tech
West Texas
Joy Cox
Women's Residence Council
Ben Johnson
Cello
Brass Choir
Tech Union
Tech Madrigal Singers
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Council
Aprocs
Rupert Austin
Lamesa
Dee Jack Spurlock
Seagraves
Leona Davis
James Huey
Fred Pendleton
Seminole
Bill Walker
Paul Thaxton
Betty Whisenhunt
Ronnie Bartlevy
Hall
C. E. Ross
Big Spring
Merchants Committee
Pioneer
J. T. King
Lions
DENNIS Q_ LILLY
Tracy Carey
Nicholson
Homer Parker
the Goodfellows
Neff
Ronnie Bartley
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