Brownfield Breezes From Workforce, Fire and News
A Brownfield issue blends workplace notes from Irene Morris over 40 completing a computer rewrite to a new Compuwriter install with minimal absenteeism. It also covers a grass fire near Brownfield causing 10000 dollars in damages and local business impacts, plus community notices on taxes, 4 H Club plans, and local honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Seagraves
Levelland
Anderson Grain
Five- Star Grain
Hi-Plains Co-Op
Goodfellows Make Christmas Merry in Terry County
The Goodfellows, led by city manager Jake Geron for over fifteen years, coordinate a community Christmas effort with Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H, and the fire department. The United Fund provides about 600 dollars for food baskets including a full dinner, while toys from various groups are repaired by firefighters and distributed to children by age. The program, originating with the Lions Club over two decades ago, remains a quiet but vital community activity that brings happiness to families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kempson
Robert Baume Gardners
Dean Merrifield
Mary Roe
Lucille Thomason
Licensed Vocational Nurses Association
Frank Gray
Paul Brock
Lynn Halamicek
Oak Grove
Robbie Montgomery
Cub’s den
Brownfield High
Nelson Pharmacy
Gift American
Western Union
Browne Field
The
Goodfellows
Terry County
Lions Club
Good+ fellows movement
Jake Geron
Town and Country 4-H Club
Goodfellows Committee
Julie Balthrop
ASCS Elects Committeemen in Terry County
Members of the Terry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service elected county and community committeemen. Billy Timmons named chairman. Leroy Barrer vice chairman. Donald Hancock regular member. Earl J. Brown Jr. first alternate. James D. Bartlett second alternate. Community leaders named for AmRay Gober, BeDelton Gregg, Otis Lee Bass, and Graham Swain with respective alternates and regulars. Community C has no second alternate since Hancock became county chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Billy Timmons
Count
Leroy Barrer
Donald Hancock
Earl J. Brown Jr
James D. Bartlett
Community AmRay
Otis Lee Bass
George L. Sullivan Jr
Lewayne Rowden
Howard Moorhead
Graham Swain
Raleigh Lucker
Keith Vandivere
Kermitt Shults
Gordon D. Patton
Community C
Short explains diesel fuel methods and 1974 deadline
State Rep E L Short relays Texas Railroad Commission guidance on emergency and permanent diesel allocations for 1974 crops. Deadline for Form 20 is January 16, 1974, with processing taking about 30 days. Farmers should file via Certified Mail, attach a Certificate of Need, and include next year’s activity list. Farmers should visit their county ASC for Form 20 and mail promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Short
Tahoka
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Alvin C. Askew
Railroad Commission
ASC
Federal Oil and Gas Division
Houston
Askew
Texas
Oil and Gas Division
Denton
Dallas
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Brownie
Brownfield Oldtimer
Kirk
National Association of Manufacturers
Ohio State University
Labor Department
Manpower Administration
Civil Service
Irene Morris
Sfuis
Irene
By Sig H. Atkinson
North 5Th
Dave Cushman
Santa Claus
Homer Parker
United Fund
ASCS
Charles Ray Smith
Harvey Knight
Dorris Tuggle
Janokar
Sherry Rohre
Timmy Hancock
Leslie Hancock
Geron
Guy Britton
Texas Employment Commission
Britton