Brownfield Chamber Looks Back at Busy Year
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce reflects on a productive year with active committees in Agribusiness Trade Development Finance Civic Affairs Oil and Gas Economic Development Legislative Affairs Transportation and Tourism Education Recreation Publicity and Membership. It notes growth in Brownfield and plans for 1978.
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Cotton Producers Plan Eight South Plains Meetings in January
Eight meetings are planned across the High Plains in January to showcase Cotton Incorporated achievements and future challenges. Leaders from CI and Plains Cotton Growers will host sessions in Tulia Floydada Ralls Slaton Seminole Levelland Lamesa Brownfield with chairmen and local directors guiding questions from attendees.
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High Plains
Cotton Incorporated
SCI
H Producers
Cotton Board
the Plains
Morial
Tulia
Massey Activity Center
Loydada
Don Marble
South Plains
J. Dmith
Sudan
Lamesa
Levelland
Levelland State Bank
L. C. Unfred
Tohoka
Dawson County
Capitalism and freedom argued in letters to editor
A reader argues the United States thrives under capitalism and private property protections. The letter asserts the Founding Fathers intended a capitalist economy and warns against anti capitalist bias undermining freedom and prosperity.
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Brownfield Calendar Highlights 1977 City Projects and Accidents
Local highlights include construction of a youth recreation center in the old Rio Theatre, new Fire Chief Jeff Corzine and officers, and plans for a Brownfield School District bond. January events cover Miss Red and White at Brownfield High, a snowstorm, and traffic fatality near Meadow.
Brownfield Area News Highlights 1977 March to April Events
Governor Briscoe visited Terry County Airport on Feb 8 en route to Seagraves banquet. Jim Rudd named Outstanding Young Man by Brownfield Jaycees at the 37th awards. Ruth Stapleton spoke on inner healing to 500 at Brownfield Country Club on Feb 11. Eddie Johnson named manager of Brownfield Branch, Lubbock Savings and Loan. Duane Moss elected president of Lubbock Stake of LDS Church. Gear Works reopened March 7 after layoffs. owner Tom Harder led local investors to restart operations. Up With People performed March 10 sponsored by Brownfield Chamber. Brownfield denied a 220000 CD grant. 149000 previously awarded. Brownfield School Board approved 960000 bond for district facilities. Rotary Club marked 50th anniversary on March 19. Bowman Motors renamed Plains Motors after ownership change. Remodeling permit for Brownfield Savings and Loan issued for 274219. April 1977 saw Brownfield News change publishers. a fatal motel fire claimed Cecil Baker. Dr Tim Faulkenberry retained on school board after election. Local corruption case involving L D Chick Clark resulted in 190000 fine and three years in prison. Terry County Community Action received 10000 housing grant. Major road project on First Street began April. Kathy Roberts named Woman of the Year at South Plains College. Brownfield Chamber breakfast held April 22 with 61 attendees. Kelsay Blacklock Chevrolet opened on Lubbock Highway.
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Ray Richards
Richards
Massingill Oil Field Service
Brownfield Hospital Board
South Plains Health Systems
Dan Powers
L. G. Smith
Terry County
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Auvy McBride
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Sion
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Seagraves Chamber of Commerce
Jim Rudd
Brownfield Jaycees
Jaycees
Ruth Carter Stapleton
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Brownfield Country Club
Eddie Johnson
Lubbock Savings and Loan
W. Hill
Duane Moss
Lubbock
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Moss
Texas Panhandle
Gear Works
Dotty Dan
Lamesa
Tom Harder
Brownfield Rotary Club
Rick Udell
Bowman Motors
Plains Motors
Brownfield Savings and Loan
Financial Institution
Hereford
Siesta
First Street
Cecil Baker
Tim Faulkenberry
Jett Green
L. D
Chick’’ Clark
Terry County Community Action Association
Texas Department of Community Affairs
John Deere House
Kathy Roberts
O. R. Roberts
South Plains College
Kelsay-Blacklock Chevrolet
Lubbock Hwy
Record High Cotton Classing Volume in High Plains
The High Plains classing offices graded 235000 samples the week ending December 23 raising this season total to 2647000 a new record. Prices paid rose about 2.75 per bale with growers selling mixed lots mostly grades 42 and better staples 30 33 and around 43.25 cents per pound.
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High Plains
Paul R. Dickson
Lubbock
Dickson
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Brownfield News Publication Details and Rates
Brownfield News and The Terry County Herald established July 29 1904 published Every Thursday and Sunday at 409 West Hill Street Brownfield Texas 79316 Second class postage paid at Brownfield Texas subscription rates by mail in Terry County and Plains area One Year 10.80 Six Months 6.00 by mail outside Terry County in Texas One Year 11.80 Six Months 7.00 by mail outside Texas One Year 12.80 Publisher Lynn Brisendine Editor Ken King Office 409 W Hill 637-4535
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Charles Darwin
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U.S. 62
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