Local Hometown Notes Highlight TT FFA Sentinel
Brownfield News features an item on Joe L. Pierce a Texas Tech senior agricultural education major elected Sentinel of the TT Collegiate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. He hails from Plains, graduates in May with a B S in Agriculture and plans to teach Vocational Agriculture.
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Brownfield News
Joe L. Pierce
Texas Tech
Future Farmers of America
Gilbert Pierce
Plains
Brownfeld News
Joe
Tech
Plains High School
Aggie Council
Rodeo Club
FFA
City dogs must wear year tag and Brownfield license
Brownfield enforces dog tags for 1972 with yearly vaccination proof and a Brownfield license tag. Animal warden Don Anderson may visit homes to issue licenses if owners cannot reach the police station. Violations bring warnings, then fines up to $12.50 including tax, with possible court notices. A poodle in the scene receives its license tag from the warden.
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Brownfield
Don Anderson
Anderson
Animal
Antonine Boutincere
Tony
City of Brownfield
Neila Lovell
Brownfield to host education secretaries workshop Friday
Brownfield hosts a Texas Educational Secretaries Association workshop at Brownfield High School with two featured speakers Captain Lee Bartlett Jr. of the Brownfield Police Department and Billy E. Snow director of special services at TSTA Austin. Bartlett will deliver the morning keynote introduced by Jesse Geron, while Snow speaks in the afternoon.
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Texas Educational Secretaries Association
Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District
Brownfield High School
Lee Bartlett Jr
Billy E. Snow
Bartlett Jr
Brownfield Police Department
Optimist
The
Toastmasters Club
Jesse Geron
Snow
School board calls trustee election
The Board of Trustees met in special session to call the school board election and employ Mrs. Linda Nisbett for the remainder of the school year. A motion to set April 1 for places 6 and 7 passed unanimously. Terms expiring are John McFarland and Robert Noble, each for three years. Candidates must file by written application with the Secretary of the Board.
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Board of Trustees
Linda Nisbett
Carrol Collier
John McFarland
Robert Noble
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
Jaycee Awards Banquet Signals Weekend Events
Light snow fell Monday with traces reported after a day of precipitation. The National Weather Service noted a 26 degree low Monday night as colder air moves in and more snow and freezing rain are forecast through Thursday. Cotton harvest nears completion with 1,083,000 bales sampled. prices in Lubbock fallen by 5 to 10 dollars per bale.
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National Weather Service
Lewis Simmonds
U.S.D.A
Registration Never Closes Under New Voting Rules
The notice explains that registration never closes under SB 51 and that registration to vote did not cease on January 31. Those registered by that date appear on the initial list. later registrants go on supplemental lists prepared 20 days before an election.
R B McAlister to be honored at reception
The Brownfield Jaycees host a reception at 5 30 Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce honoring State Representative R B McAlister. The Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet follows Saturday at 7 30 at the Brownfield Country Club with tickets four dollars. McAlister, a Lubbock state representative, began politics in 1968 and is serving his second term.
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Jaycee
Mickey Parkinson
Gary Stacy
Brownfield Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Jr. B. McAlister
Brownwood
Texas Tech
KFYO
Lubbock
McAlister
KICA
Clovis
Lions sponsor 20th Annual Tournament of Talent
The Brownfield Lions announce the 20th Annual Tournament of Talent set for February 17 and 18 at the Middle School Auditorium with 50 cent child and $1 adult admission. Entries close February 15 with registration at multiple local offices including courthouse and City Hall.
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Brownfield Lion
Ed Duran
Houston Stevens
A. J. Geron
City
L. J. Richardson
First National Bank
C. E. Arnold
Jim Culver
Chamber meets to discuss new industry and schools
The Terry County Chamber of Commerce held a Wednesday meeting led by newly elected president John Thomas. Attendees heard reports on the Mahon reception and recent banquet, heard committee chairmen appointments, and discussed attracting new industry and schools to Brownfield.
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Terry County
George Mahon
James Willis
Meet Your Nabor Welcomes Alvin Davis Back to Brownfield
Former resident Alvin Davis returns to Brownfield after living here from 1952 to 1964. He runs the Cowboy Store and, with his family, will move back once school ends this semester. Davis previously served as a local president.
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Alvin Davis
Brownfield
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