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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
5
A cordless electric knife offers easy, uniform slicing for roasts bread cheeses and vegetables. It features five rechargeable cells a smart storage rack with built in battery recharger and a one year replacement guarantee for quick exchange if needed.
Iinae Don Brown II son of Mr and Mrs I D Brown 1323 N 5th is home on furlough from Fort Hood where he was stationed He will then go to Viet Nam to serve as a surgical specialist at the 85th Evacuation Hospital A Brownfield High School graduate he entered the Army in June 1964.
Funeral services were set for 3 p m today for Mrs T L Treadaway Sr a Terry County pioneer who died Monday at 10 15 a m in Brownfield Her burial would be in Brownfield Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home She was 96 and survived by two sons a daughter 17 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren Also included are Texas Tech enrollment figures with 16 305 students and the breakdown by college and gender.
Texas agricultural officials announce a new machine that applies systemic insecticides directly to cotton stalks. Plants absorb the chemical, which then moves through the plant, reducing drift and harming beneficial insects less. The device handles two rows at once, speeding field-wide treatment and may also work for fungicides, hormones, or defoliants. Further R&D is planned to ensure safety and toxicity criteria.
A Texas teen was voted into the Southwest Conference in 1956, with plans to schedule a full conference football slate starting in 1960.
Veterans of World War I held a successful covered dish supper and plan another for January 15, per CC Tucker quartermaster. The plainview district commander led a business meeting and Sid Lowery of Lubbock spoke on why the World War I Barracks were organized.
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