Crackdown on liquor violations hits Brownfield area
Law enforcement through the Texas Highway Patrol and Liquor Control Board arrests mark a wide crackdown on alcohol violations near Brownfield. Five beer cases two whiskey cases and vodka seized from a 1959 Ford pickup north of Brownfield. Ora Dale Berry charged with transporting alcohol. Additional cases filed by the Liquor Control Board and several arrests for drunkenness minor drinking and embezzlement noted as part of ongoing enforcement and county court actions.
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Brownfield
Texas Highway Patrol
Texas Liquor Control Board
Levelland
Ora Dale Berry
Lubbock
Max Hamilton
Liquor Control Board
Roger Lopez
Fred Lenz
Texas
Police Investigate Two Traffic Mishaps On City Streets
Police traced two traffic crashes this period. A 1962 Chevrolet pulling a cotton trailer overturned on South 14th Street near Tate injuring driver Willie Gosdin Fox. A midmorning crash at Seagraves Road and Highway 37 involved a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Michael Lynn Hauck and a 1956 Pontiac driven by Bertha C Mackey.
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South 14Th Street
Willie Gosdin Fox
Tate
Seagraves Road
Highway 37
Michael Lynn Hauck
Glenwood
Odessa
Bertha C Mackey
Route 1
Brownfield
Effort to Replace Braceros With U S Farm Labor Push
A Dallas hearing notes the 1964 bracero program ends December 3 and Willard Wirtz launches a campaign to recruit domestic farm workers. Teams will coordinate with Texas California Arizona and Florida employers to secure job orders and improve wages housing and conditions. Madrigal singers from Brownfield High School perform at a Kiwanis dinner.
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Congress
Dallas
Thrownfield
Miuab King
Willard Wirty
Braceros
Wirtz
Texas
California
Arizona
Florida
Rites Scheduled For George Pfeiffenberger
Funeral services are set for George W. Pfeiffenberger executive vice president of Plains Cotton Growers in Lubbock at 10 50 a m Thursday at Christ the King Catholic Church with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Rosary is read tonight at 8 p m at the church. Pfeiffenberger died Tuesday morning at St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness and was a Dayton Ohio native who helped grow Plains Cotton Growers into a leading cotton producer group. He received honors including Cotton Man of the Year and a Texas Tech honorary degree and served on multiple industry and standards bodies. He is survived by his wife a daughter Ann of Lubbock and a son Will a physics instructor in Monterey California.
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George W. Pfeiffenberge
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Christ the King Catholic Church
Lubbock
Rey James Fitzgerald
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix
Christ the King Church
Preiffenberger
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ile
60Th St Lubbock
Ann
Will
U.S. Naval Graduate School
Monterey
Calif
Pfeiffenberger
Dayton
Ohio
Plains Cotton Growers
United States
Cotton
Cotton Digest
Texas Tech
Chamber Board Convenes In Called Session
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce directors met in a called session at the chamber building to address the delinquent list and recruit new members. The meeting reviewed several prospective members and planned outreach while Chamber Manager A C Bishop praised courthouse Christmas music and thanked officials and KKUB and General Telephone for support.
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Brownfield
Chamber
A. C. Bishop
KKUB
General Telephone Company
Weather Forecast for Brownfield and Vicinity
Warm plus high cloudiness today with a chilly north wind. Clear to partly sunny today, harvest conditions deteriorate tonight and Thursday with very cold air and strong winds. possible light snow flurries in the north. Highs 63 to 68 today, tonight 20 north to mid 20s south. Thursday highs 30 to 35. Friday outlook mostly cloudy and very cold with light snow possible. Agricultural advisory: no precipitation today, winds 10 to 20 mph SW shifting to N 5 to 30 mph tonight and Thursday. Sunshine 30 to 50 percent today, little or none Thursday. Sunrise 7:45, sunset 5:41.
Jaycees Cancel Yuletide Contests in Brownfield
Brownfield Jaycees decide not to sponsor Christmas decoration and lighting contest this year. Mark Wyatt as president led the luncheon meeting attended by Jack D. Brooks of Terry Farm Supply and Bob Burk of Lubbock.
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Brownfield Jaycees
Mark Wyatt
Jack D. Brooks
Terry Farm Supply
Bob Burk
Lubbock
Commissioners Dispose Of A Crowded Agenda
Terry County commissioners tackled a long agenda at the regular meeting in the courthouse. They approved a road waiver for Precinct 2 aiding a Wagner Manufacturing site, with bids and fund transfers, salary adjustments for the district attorney secretary, and discussions on taxation meetings, park employee health coverage, and road waivers for Precinct 1 postponed.
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Terry County
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Bishop
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Lubbock Road
Western Coattonoil Mill
Bishop
Amerada Oil Company
Toa Road
Precinct 1
Brownfield Open Late Night Brings Santa and Deals
Brownfield hosts Thursday night open late with Santa roaming from 6 to 8 pm and 19 participating stores. Shoppers can win a $25 certificate by identifying Santa, with ID required at one outlet. Alarm clocks trigger a 10 percent discount for late checkout.
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Brownfield
St. Nick
Brownfield News
Santa
Brownfield City Council to Meet Tomorrow Morning
The Brownfield City Council will convene tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. Mayor C. E. Ross will preside over the session.
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Brownfield City
C. E. Ross
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Focery
Oak
Judy
Jordan
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No. 5Th
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Brownfield High School
Kiwanis
Jim Casey
Madrigals
George Pfeiffenberger
High Plains
Southern Agriculture
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Who's Who In Commerce
George Ww. Pfeiffenberger
Jaycees
Sheriff's Department
Bowman Oldsmobile
Cadillac Pontiac
Buick
R.A Simms
General Fund
Hospital
Kendrick Memorial Library
L. D. Bailey
Public
E. W. Boedeker
Boedeker
Santa Claus
Copeland Hardware
Wacker's Variety Store
Bayless Jewelry
White's
Gable Furniture Company
Anthony’s
Shelton’s
Griffith's Variety, Inc
Thrift Furniture
Munden Discount Center
Franklin's
Fenton’s
Dad & Lad
Klein's
Phil's Shoes
Frizzell Drug
Discount Center
U.S.A
Masso’s Department Store
Fred Shipley Furniture
Cliff's Western Wear
BHS
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