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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
2
A collage of children from multiple families request gifts for Christmas. Michelle Ellis asks for a Tiny Tears Doll View Master clothing and more while noting good behavior. Larry McDonald Dew Santa requests a bicycle a Coke machine a Kennels truck and a gun toy for his brother. Deborah Sargent asks for a Baby Boo and a guitar. Mark and Greg request a Johnny 7 O M A and secret items.
The Cotton Office reports 49 633 Smith woxey samples classified through Monday with daily receipts up to 3 500. Week ending last Friday shows Middling 28 percent, Strict Low Middling 40 percent, and Middling Light Spotted 24 percent. Staple lengths mainly 96 percent at 1 inch or shorter. Micronaire mostly 3.6 to 4.8. Pressley fiber strength mostly average to strong. Spot prices cited: Middling 15-16 inch 27.65. Strict Low Middling 15-16 inch 26.45. 31-32 inch 26.95. Middling Light Spotted 15-16 inch 26.50.
Jerry Schantz from Lubbock presented on Medicare at the Kiwanis Club in the Seleta Jane Clubhouse. He explained eligibility and operation to members as Willis Weber introduced him. Guests Damon Brock, Jerry Bond, Don Green and Conrad Ratcliff attended. Weber announced a Thursday board meeting at 6 30 a.m. at the Plaza Motel.
Chambers of Commerce and local merchants in Ft Worth and other cities promote home town shopping with major ad campaigns. Local papers serve as the primary outlet, highlighting in stock items and prices to draw shoppers. A Grit Publishing survey notes small towns show high home ownership and car ownership, increasing local loyalty.
Lubbock Christian College students collected paperback books for American soldiers in Vietnam last week. The campus drive originated with the campus newspaper The DUSTER and used the slogan Christmas Care Through Books.
Social clubs and university staff organized Christmas gift packages for Marine Reserve personnel in San Diego. Students included handwritten notes to personalize the gifts. Carol Darby, an editor, said the effort aimed to show home support for Americans battling world communism, with books purchased through the campus store.
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