More Terry Persons Filing for Their Social Security Payments Than Ever
Special to the NEWS reports rising pension uptake in Terry County as 373 residents receive checks totaling 178000 dollars yearly. Women 62 and older are enrolling faster than expected, with 156 retired workers receiving 90000 annually and spouses gaining extra 15000.
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Terry
New York
Terry County
United States
of Texas
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
OASI
Brownfield News Details and Subscription Rates
The Brownfield News lists Curtis J and Sterling Don Bynum as publisher editor with Weldon Callaway and M. D. Fairbairn as advertising manager and mechanical superintendent. Published Thursdays and Sundays with postal notice under the 1879 act. Subscriptions run 5 dollars yearly in Terry Yoakum and Gaines counties, 6 dollars by carrier within the city, 7 dollars elsewhere.
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Brownfield
Texas
Terry, Yoakum
Gaines County
City
4 H Picture Terry County Christmas Party Report
About 127 4-H members attended a December 10 party at the party house for ages 12 and under. Gifts were exchanged and games played with refreshments served, while calf progress by local exhibitors was noted including Herefords by Fred Sedgwick Lynn and Jackie Dill and families. December club meetings were paused due to holiday activities. breed popularity among feeders favored Herefords, with Anguses gaining last year’s lead. Other breeds Du rocs Berkshires Yorkshires Hampshires Spotted Poland Chinas and crosses remain popular. The South Plains Jr. Fat Stock Show is set for March 17 18 19 in 5th On roughly two weeks to a month before the local show.
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Terry County
Fred Sedgwick
Wellman Way
Lynn
Jackie Dill
Union
Danny
Eddie Thurman
Angus
Revival of Present Market Called by Cotton Groups in Kansas City
At a December Kansas City meeting 35 commodity groups, led by Plains Cotton Growers executive VP George W. Pfeiffenberger, outlined a cotton program to revive the market with competitive pricing, expanded acreage allotments, and equitable producer income. The plan seeks passage of a PCG backed bill and aligns with the American Cotton Producer Associates.
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PCG
Kansas City
George W. Pfeiffenberger
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
American Cotton Producer Associates
National Commodity Conference
House Agriculture Committee
Pfeiffenberger
Final Rites Are Said For Mrs Hughlett
Funeral services for Mrs. W. L. Hughlett 81 of 811 North First were held at Northside Baptist Church with three ministers officiating. She died after a lengthy illness at Treadaway Daniels Hospital following a 66 year marriage to her husband who they say retired from farming in 1938 and moved to Brownfield. She leaves six sons W E Hughlett Superior Ariz I O Hughlett Denver City C O Hughlett Rio Grande Valley J A Hughlett Carlsbad NM E L Hughlett and Ray Hughlett Brownfield and three daughters Mrs Julia Neal Port Arthur Mrs Pearl Prodgen Amarillo and Mrs Ila Scott El Paso along with several grandchildren.
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W. L. Hughlett
North First
Northside Baptist Church
A. J. Franks
Warren Stowe
Marion Caton
Hughlett
Terry County
Treadaway- Daniels Hospital
W. E. Hughlett
Superior, Ariz
Denver City
C. O. Hughlett
Rio Grande Valley
J. A. Hughlett
Carlsbad
N M
E. L. Hughlett
Ray Hughlett
Brownfield
Julia Neal
Port Arthur
Pearl Prodgen
Amarillo
Illa Scott
el Paso
Unemployment Rises in Fall Months Across Sectors
Unemployment climbed in most major production and employment sectors during the fall months. The report notes higher jobless rates in manufacturing and service industries with lingering labor market weakness.
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Labor Department
Fidelis Matrons Meet With Mrs. Jack Bailey
Fidelis Matrons of First Baptist Church met with Mrs. Jack Bailey of 1010 East Tate Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jim Jones led the opening prayer and Mrs. W. M. Adams brought the devotional. Refreshments were served to several attendees.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Jack Bailey
East Tate
Jim Jones
W. M. Adams
Adams
P. R. Cates
Helen Norris
Jones
F. B. Raybon
R. J. Evans
Russians Hint Space Debris May Orbit The Great Bear
Russian authorities suggest a set of space pellets could be circling near the Great Bear region, a claim that leaves both sides uncertain about orbital paths and potential impacts.
Missonary Union Meeting and Christmas Tree Planned
The Women's Missionary Union met at the church last Monday with the president presiding. A Bible study round table discussed Hosea 13 through Amos 2. The annual Christmas tree and program are set for Monday at 7 p.m. at the church.
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Women's Missonary Union
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112Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Eugene L. Peal
Midland
Army
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Fred Adams
North Fort Hood
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Brownfield News
West Hill Brownfield
Curtis J, Sterling
Don Bynum
Koffeekit
Lindsey
Broadway and
Lubbock Road
By Bob Etheredge
Asi
Lubbock
V. A
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Hughlett
L. D. Bailey
Seagraves Road
Challis News
Henson Home
E. N Corley
Lence Price
Frankie Rainey
Olunebaker
Packard
Studebaker-Packard West Texas Motors
Mrs Baird
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