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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

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Random notes and greetings mark local civic week events

A letter from State Senator candidate Lindley Beckworth arrives in Longview with a friendly Baylor schoolmate greeting. Brownfield Jaycees grant $50 to Bill Edgar’s Boy Scout troop as the community moves toward a regional hospital groundbreaking despite cold winds and holiday cheer.

Lindley Beckworth Longview State Senate Baylor Virgil Crawford R. A. Simms Attorney Hamilton Homer Parker Hamilton Brownfield Jaycees Bill Edgar

Chamber Seeks 69 Top Citizen for Terry County

The Terry County Chamber of Commerce will honor a resident as outstanding citizen at the annual banquet. The event is at the National Guard Armory at 7 30 p m on Jan 22 1970. Nominations require submitting the paper’s form to the Chamber office. The award recognizes church civic leadership character and community contributions.

Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Terry County National Guard Chamber

Bartle To Speak At C C Banquet

H Roe Bartle of Kansas City Missouri will be guest speaker for the annual Chamber banquet at 7 30 p m January 22 in the National Guard Armory. Tickets go on sale immediately according to Ray Anderson Chamber president.

H. Roe Bartle Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture National Guard Parte Virginia Bartle Boy Scouts of America Boys’ Clubs YMCA Boys State America Missouri Valley College of Marshall American Humanics Foundation Ray Anderson Chamber

Tid Bits Christmas Cards and Santa Letters Cheer Newsline

Christmas cards are rising and letters to Santa flood the mail as the newspaper intercepts many. The News office installs beige phones amid upgrades. Charles and Kris Soehngen visit Ardmore Oklahoma. A large sign on Tohoka Road proclaims a kneeling pledge. Virginia Burnett thanks the paper for a copy during hospital stay. Jimmy Kemp leaves Piggly-Wiggly for Lubbock with a new manager to be named. Moody’s 7-11 becomes Handy Hut in this issue.

U. S Santa Charles Kris Soehngen Ardmore Okla Tohoka Road Virginia Burnett Jimmy Kemp Piggly-Wiggly Lubbock Drury Grogan Moody's 7-11 Handy Hut

Weather Halts Cotton Harvest in Brownfield Area

Harvest paused by rain and fog in the Brownfield district though classing volume remains high. D R Lewallen reports 30 000 samples processed in the week ending Dec 5 with 60 70 percent of crop out of fields. Prices rise as quality metrics show predominance of Strict Low Middling and related grades.

D. R. Lewallen USDA Brownfield Pressley

TSA Endorses Traffic Safety Plan

The Texas Safety Association backs the state's official traffic safety program. TSA President Robert F. Miller calls for full implementation and cooperation from the legislature local governments and motorists. He notes more traffic safety legislation and funding are needed and urges immediate local action ahead of the next legislative session.

Austin Texas Safety Association TSA Robert F. Miller Trinity Universal Insurance Company Dallas Smith Miller

Immunization Clinic Open At Health Department

The monthly clinic today from 1 30 to 5 p m at the Health Department corner of Fast Main and D Streets offers measles diphtheria whooping cough tetanus smallpox and polio vaccines for children three months and older. Dr Evelyn Smiley acting director oversees vaccination for parents unable to visit a private physician.

Health Department Fast Main D Streets Evelyn Smiley

Groundbreaking for Terry Memorial Hospital district

The 50 bed hospital site on Felt Street held a 3 pm ceremony with past board presidents turning dirt led by J W Riley. The project includes 40 000 square feet 47 private rooms two O R s two delivery rooms an ICU three beds in ICU and an emergency room. Contractors Dick Miller and Sons El Vaso and architects Atcheson Atkinson Cartwright Lubbock with bids at 1 055 275 set Oct 30 seeks equipment bids later.

Terry Memorial Hospital J. W. Riley Brownfield High School Fred Smith Frank Brooks First United Presbyterian Church Felt Street Riley Terry County A. H. Daniel T. L. Treadaway Lee Bartlett Ronald Stice Robert Baumgardner Lubbock

Solons Seek Emergency Farm Loan for Terry County

Terry County Commissioners asked County Judge McKinney to request emergency Farm Home Administration loans for Terry County farmers after a third of the ecotton crop was wiped out by a hall storm on June 13, followed by 100 degree temperatures and an early freeze. Cotton is valued at 70,000 to 90,000 bales. The board also approved Brownfield ambulance service terms, a $400 monthly fund payment, and a plan to buy an ambulance, plus a new 1970 Oldsmobile for the Sheriff and a part time deputy.

Terry County W. T. McKinney Bill Chance Farm Home Administration City of Brownfield McKinney Gatesville Bowman Motor Company Sheriffs Department Homer Parker Dale Wylie Meadow Wylie U.S

GenTel Adopts New TV System

General Telephone Company of the Southwest announces a policy allowing franchised CATV firms to attach distribution facilities to its poles. Bona fide cable service permits use of excess signal capacity for lawful purposes and CATV ties may be made with Telephone Company facilities in unse.

General Telephone Company of the Southwest CATV Une

Texas Railroads Pay Share Of Taxes In Terry County

Texas railroads paid 11 591 in Terry County as part of nearly 11 111 000 statewide taxes on rail routes and property. The Texas Railroad Association notes the largest share goes to schools with substantial funds also flowing to cities counties and road and bridge programs. Walter Caven calls the school funding share crucial for youth education and notes ongoing scholarships by many lines.

Texas Terry County Texas Railroad Association Walter Caven

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Random Ramblin Billie Norman Om A Cub Stadium John L. Cruce Ralph Spain Bill Cowan L.G. Smith Stice Newsfoto Benny Barton C.C Solons GenTel Terry County United Fund Sonny Martinez LACSO C. G. Grizzle W. A Dub) Leigon James Willis L. G. Smith
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