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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1964
Page
6
The Plains Cotton Growers staff remember George Pfleiffenber er with deep respect. He guided daily operations with a sharp mind and boundless energy, shaping PCG into a vital asset for the High Plains cotton industry. His legacy of vision and sound principles remains guiding the organization.
Dolls captured a giant share of the one billion dollar Christmas toy market with interactive features. Modern dolls perform many actions from walking and talking to crying and singing, plus various playful effects.
Meadow High School FFA members attended the Mesa District Banquet in Lamesa. Norma Richey, Meadow FFA Sweetheart, represented Meadow with her parents Mr and Mrs Grover Richey. Additional Meadow attendees included David Sharp Gregg Nelson Timmy Melcher Don Verner Terry Taylor Joe Wansard Jimmy Wilkes Jerry Liles.
Cotton sample receipts continued to decline across the three south plains USDA classing offices. W K Palmer notes daily receipts near 500, harvest 75 to 85 percent complete in central and southern counties. Lubbock Brownfield and Lamesa offices classed 299,600 samples for the week ending December 22, with totals for the season at 1,444,300 versus 1,503,700 last year. Prices in the Lubbock market edged higher with varieties and staples showing modest gains. seed prices held steady at 47 to 57 per ton.
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Cotton Classing Office in Brownfield classed 26 582 Smith Doxey samples for the week ending Thursday December 24. This brought the season total to 167 741, compared with 179 288 samples classed at this time last year.
Officer in charge Mr. Wilburn J. Reeves reports the office is receiving about 2,500 samples each day and being about one day behind with classing. The staff of six classers should be adequate to handle the remaining crop.
visor Scottie Cooper and Mrs Cooper and student advisor Glenn Howell Sharp serve as vice president for the Mesa District for the current year. Terry Taylor and Don Verner acted as voting delegates at the banquet.
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