Meadow announces student honor winners for 1950s pageant
Meadow students name Nelda Jordan and Linda Benson as most beautiful and most popular girls. On the boys side Larry Murphree and R. Lee Spain are honored as most handsome and most popular, reflecting the week’s student body favorites.
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Meadow
Nelda Jordan
Linda Benson
Larry Murphree
R. Lee Spain
Lighting Contest Judging Nears in Jaycee Event
Judging for the annual Home Lighting Contest in Brownfield is set for December 20 to 24. Residents are urged to enter by calling 2191 with name, address, and preferred category. Entries go to two divisions: decorated door or window and overall outside decorations. Plaques will be awarded in each division by the Jaycees. Previous winners include Mrs. Tom May and Crede Gore with runners up Vern Bridges and Dr. J A Borum.
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Jaycees
O. D. Hearn
Tom May
E. Cardwell
Cubs Eyeing Top Position In Post Invitational
The Cubs edged Tom S. Lubbock B team 56 48 before overpowering O'Donnell 49 24 to move into playoff contention. Teddy Howell sparked the win with 17 points while Kenny Snider Charles Crites and Jimmy Tollett each scored 10. Rebounds were led by Murphy and Snider. See No 1 Page 8.
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Brownfield
Cubs
Tom S. Lubbock
O'Donnell
Plains
Teddy Howell
Kenny Snider
Charles Crites
Jimmy Tollett
Junior Knox
Leonard George
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Snider
Highway Commission Details 1961 Expenditures in Terry
The Texas Highway Commission approved 1961 spending of 872400 for Terry projects. O L Crain says 40.6 miles will be worked under district supervision by H Bruce Bryan. Programs total 40 million statewide for safety and upkeep with 434.4 miles in the district costing 1994000.
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Texas Highway Commission
Terry
O. L. Crain
Lubbock
Crain
H. Bruce Bryan
Texas
U. S&s
Brownfield
Dawson County
U.S
Taxes To Be Talked Here On County Taxes
Oil company representatives in Terry meet county commissioners at 10 a m Monday to discuss taxes. They plan to voice disapproval of what they call unfair county tax valuations and seek equalization. Local government notes include transfers and appropriations by the court.
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Terry
Holidays Set for Terry County Schools Dismissals
Superintendents in Terry County announce Christmas holidays for Brownfield Union Meadow Wellman districts. Brownfield and Union close December 21 to January 2 while Meadow ends December 16 and Wellman from December 22 to January 2.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Union
Meadow
Wellman
Terry County Community Chest Seeks Final Push to Goal
Total contributions reach 21,619 toward a 26,350 target, with 4,730 still needed. George Black, president, says the drive continues and urges workers with active cards to return them. Contributions broken down by Advanced Gifts 17,035 General 9,035 Employee 2,665 School 1,015.
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Terry County Community Chest
George’ Black
Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Posse Plans Tuesday Christmas Party and 1961 Rodeo Cancelled
Terry County Sheriff's Posse will host a Christmas party at 7 p.m. Tuesday in The Melody for all members. The group announced the 1961 rodeo is cancelled due to deteriorated stands and chutes at the arena northwest of Brownfield. New officers include Marvin Ratliff as captain and James Fulford as president.
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Terry County Sheriff's Posse
John Givens
Turkey
Posse
Brownfield
Marvell Ratliff
James Fulford
Bill Gordon
Crate Snider
Ray Christopher
Buck Mize
Wrangler
Givens
Tommy Winn
Horace Fox
Monroe Clayton
Dorris Tuggle
Charles Cabbiness
Guard Officers Visit Brownfield For Orientation and Tours
Officers from the Adjutant General's Department Texas National Guard, including Brig. Gen. Thomas Bishop and Col. Fred Adams, were hosted in Brownfield for a morning visit. They toured the chamber quarters and the Armory, then proceeded to Odessa and El Paso for further citizen orientation conferences.
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Adjutant's General's Department
Texas National Guard
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Mgr
Joe Satterwhite
Thomas Bishop
Slick Collins
J. O. Gillham
Brownfield
H.R. Clewis
CWO
E. M. Rice
Joseph W. Moffett
Thomas R. Black
Personel
Frank L. King
Brownfield NG
Preston Murphy
Texas Armory Board
Richard W. White
Marion P. Bowden
Shakespeare Merrah
TNG
Fred Adams
Jack Holt
Black
Odessa
el Paso
Brownfield News Column About Local Affairs
The writer, majority stockholder for ten years, unveils a first column plan to cover local county state and national issues with constructive opinions inviting reader comments. He notes newspaper delivery in wax bags and mentions Alvin Webb opening a men’s health studio in Littlefield and the departure of Wendell Lee No. 2 from Page 8.
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Loman Jones
Wendell Faught
Plains
Plains Record
Jones
Brownfield
Elry Jones
East Hill
San Angelo College
Texas University
Texas Tech
San Angelo
Coy Jones
Lee Allen
Fort Bliss
John Eldon
Brownfield News
Alvin Webb
Littlefield
Texas
Alvin
Latest bale count shows Texas cotton harvest progress
The 1960 Terry county harvest reached 107 642 ginned bales by Friday noon, about 90 percent of Joe Spears of the Texas Employment Commission's 120 000 bale county estimate. Yoakum and Lynn counties show similar progress with 22 575 and 117 106 bales respectively, reflecting revised county estimates.
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Terry
Joe Spears
Texas Employment Commission
Spears
Lynn
Yoakum
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