Final Rites Held For Mrs. Lewis
Funeral services were held Monday at First Methodist Church for Mrs. Dalt Lewis 80 who died at home Sunday The Rev. Alby J Cockrell officiated with burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery Brownfield Funeral Home directed her services Lewis moved to Brownfield in 1919 from Eastland County and ran a general store with her late husband Survivors include two sons Lee Orvel and R L of Brownfield a sister in Lamesa a grandson and granddaughter plus several nieces and nephews.
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First Methodist
Police Report Details Multiple Drunk arrests and Theft Incidents
Police records show several drunkenness arrests including Charlie Forbes and Heraclio Mesidez. Wallet and credit card losses reported by Susan Thomas. Minor accident at 405 Magnolia caused $125 damage. Six thefts listed from residents and local businesses, with items stolen including tools, a billfold, a tire and wheel, and a lawnmower.
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Susan Thomas
Elsa
Brownfield
TTA
Magnolia
Peggy Stewart Herring
Yucca
Herring
James Hollins
Jose Luz Ortega
Elmer W. H. Williams
James Bartlett
Meadow
Buck Howell
Gomez
Kenneth Willis
Brownfield Co-op
Don Thrash
Brownfield Seed and Delinting
Mr. Williams
Tokio
D. J. Yowell Sr
Notable Industrial Figures Named in Early 20th Century Trade List
Industrial Tucker, Huston Gray, Richard Prigmore, Byron Ashwander and Griff Griffith are among a group of professionals listed alongside George Black and A. R. Nicholson. The roster also includes Leonard Ellington, Al Muldrow, Lowell Hunt, Larry Smallwood, Beck and Holmes, reflecting a period trade network.
Fair Dept Store Passed To Doc Burda
Doc Burda buys the Fair Dept. Store where he has served as manager for more than 15 years and begins operating it independently. He lives at 1209 F. Lons and has resided in Brownfield 18 years after moving from Waco in 1947.
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F. S
Doc
Burda
Fair Dept
Ove 1
F. Lons
Brownfield
Waco
Meadow Man Serves With Helicopters At New River
Marine Private First Class Loy D. Terry of Jacksonville is serving with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 265 at the New River Marine Corps Air Facility. The squadron transports personnel and cargo during ship to shore moves using the Sea Knight twin motor helicopter.
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Jacksonville, N.C
FH Tnc
Loy D. Terry
Fred E. Terry
Rt. 1
Meadow
Ron 265
New River Marine Corps Air Facility
Jacksonville
N.C
Second ed Texas Tech Arkansas clash decides SWC title
Herschel notes he lost by two votes as Texas Tech faced Arkansas the same day for the Southwest Conference championship and a Cotton Bowl berth. He recalls over 100 supporters from the South Plains and blames the football game for his defeat.
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Texas Tech
Arkansas
Herschel
South Plains
Army offers broad training and multiple subjects
The message promises training and experience with the Army across more than 300 subjects. It guarantees a chosen field if you qualify and invites people to talk, pick up the booklet The Secret of Getting Ahead, or call for more details.
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Mrs. Lewis
Jones
Ernest Burnette
Lord
Charlie C. Forbes
Heraclio Jesus Mesidez
Seagraves Lamesa
Meadow Man
Pele
ST Bret al & Trust Co
Texas Cotton Harvester Sales CO
Lubbock
Lubbock Road
LES Decker Auto Sales
Decker
Les
Mr. Decker
Brownfield Kiwanis Club
Immanuel Baptist Church
Gladys
Danny
Lie
Debbie
Cactus Lane
Texas
Brownfield Merchants
SEOVE
Brownfield Glass & Mirror
South First
National Bank
West Main
South Fifth
Bayless Jewelry
Broadway Cleaners
Lindell Music CO
Carter & Webb Imp
Nelson Pharmacies
E. Main
Brownfield Tire Store
South
ED Hill
AAA
Brownfield News
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