Cotton Future Bright at Plains Agricultural Forum
At the Plains Agricultural Forum in Lubbock, Kirkpatrick said U.S. fiber demand grows about a million bales annually with overseas demand rising similarly. He credited CPI and National Cotton Council led promotion, with West Texas leaders and CPI funds expanding research and promotion to about 12 million annually, aiming for 25 to 30 million next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliston Kirkpatrick
Memphis
National Cotton Council
United States
Cotton Producers Institute
West Texas
CPI
Council
Department of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges and Experiment Stations
Allied Industries and Foundations
Plains Cotton Growers
Cotton Council
Letters To Santa From Colonial Heights Students
A collection of Christmas wish letters from second grade students in Colonial Heights Texas and nearby Brownfield. Children request toys and gifts including dolls, bicycles, ponies, airplanes, and games, while expressing kindness to their teacher Mrs Cleveland and aiming to be good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Tam
Colonial Heights
Sam
Dennis Graves
Mrs. Cleveland
Cindi Bennett
Local Woman Marilyn Henry Buried After Car Crash
Funeral services for Mrs. Marilyn Henry were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Oak Grove Baptist Church in Lubbock. Burial followed at Peaceful Gardens Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home of Balls. She died at Methodist Hospital after a one car accident hitting a utility pole. Survivors include husband Roy two sons David and Robert her mother Mrs. Mary Bridges of Portales and sisters Mrs. Laver e Griggs of Clovis and Mrs. Carol Payné of Albuquerque. She was the niece of Mrs. Loyce Floyd and Mrs. J. G. Sexton of Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Henry
45Th Street
Lubbock
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Peaceful Gardens
Carter Funeral Home
Balls
Henry
Methodist Hospital
Roy
David
Robert
Mary Bridges
Portales
Lavere Griggs
Clovis
N.M
Carol Payné
Albuquerque
Loyce Floyd
J. G. Sexton
Brownfield
School Trustees To Meet Monday In Regular Session
The Brownfield Independent School District board of trustees will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Brownfield High School Library with Carroll Collier presiding. The meeting will cover curriculum and enrollment reports, business finances, resignations of Jo Ann Lane and Vivian Sarr, and discussion on purchasing the First Christian Church building for use as an administration building. A committee update on the old football field value and city bus routes will be discussed, along with Board Policy 623 regarding married students. Five new items of business are listed including Caraway’s request.
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Ananfield Independent School
Brownfield High School
Carrol Collier
Jo Ann Lane
Vivian Sarr
W. C. Car
Caraway
Brownfield School Menus Week of December 18 22
Menus for Brownfield school cafeterias list week of December 18 to 22 with daily meals. Monday features ham or similar with sides and dessert. Tuesday serves roast beef with gravy and vegetables. Wednesday includes turkey with dressing and pumpkin pie. Thursday offers a varied salad menu with fruit and cookies. Friday marks Christmas holiday begin and notes district program planning for primary grades and grade 1 12 sex education.
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Brownfield School
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Cotton Future Bright
Per
Plains Agricultural Forum
Lubbock Frin
Roy B. Davis
Cotton Board
Howard Alford
CPL
Roy Forkner
Joe B. Pate
J. D.smith
Littlefield
Fred
Tohoka
Aubrey L. Lockett
Vernon
Kirkpatrick
Gibson
Brownfield Junior High School
Rew. Baumgardner
Tim Paulkeberry
Virgil Travis
Brownfield Garden Club
Charlie Price
East Buckley
Santa Claus
Our
Mickey Travis
F. Buckley
Jon Mark Ross
P. S
Texas
Shawn David Reed
Colonial Hreights
Cynthia Brazell
Colnial Heights
Hector Castilleja
Mr. Farmer
MR. Delton Young
Melton Young
Wellman, Texas
Young
Loop
Wellman
Anderson
Blue Ribbon
Holiday
Uality
AIS Me “Hill
Presto
van Wyck
van Wycks
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