Annual Blue Gold Banquet Observed By Cubs of Pack 74
More than 250 parents and guests attended the Cub Pack 74 Blue and Gold Banquet held in Veterans Hall. Awards were given to 16 Cubs and several adult leaders with Harold Wilson as MC.
14 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
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More than 250 parents and guests attended the Cub Pack 74 Blue and Gold Banquet held in Veterans Hall. Awards were given to 16 Cubs and several adult leaders with Harold Wilson as MC.
General Telephone of the Southwest reports 3 000 instruments installed in Brownfield this week. Paul Farrar says the milestone caps a growth pattern since 1930, with long distance capacity expanded and a toll dialing center established last year. The Brownfield exchange now totals 14 long distance switchboard positions and a 33 million telephone dialing capability.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a parts and equipment cleaner WB 5 at $1.63 an hour near Lubbock. Full information from the post office or Reese Air Force Base executive secretary Joe Grizzle. Brownfield installer at General Telephone in San Angelo attending a two week basic station installation and maintenance school.
Pastors across Brownfield share who left the deepest mark in their lives. Reverends TID Wells, Dr. S. P. Brooks, Joan McCoy, and Rev. W. Mitchell recall individuals who inspired faith, humility, and resilience in the face of hardship.
Tickets are selling fast for the Brownfield Lions Sixth Annual Tournament of Talent slated February 21 22 in the new Brownfield High School auditorium. Entries close February 15 with about 10 already in. proceeds fund civic projects including Crippled Children Kerrville eye glasses and Goodfellows Fund. Lions from Wilson plan to attend, with Powan Brothers of Lubbock featured as guests.
Midland prospect JC Williamson reports a Spraberry oil test in western Terry County near Brownfield. Drilling extended past 9316 feet with initial surface flow pressures 100 to 260 pounds and a test recovery of 300 feet of oil, 270 feet of water.
The Terry County Junior Livestock Show is scheduled for April 18 at Lions Baseball Park Brownfield. County Agent Jim Foy Assistant County Agent Bob Etheredge and local agriculture teachers Wes Hicks Walter Moyer Lester Ericson and Homer Jones set the date. Stanley Anderson Texas Tech associate professor of animal husbandry to act as general judge Hank Matthews Anton to be auctioneer.
Prec Davie of Dora announces plans for a new Church of Christ in Copenhagen Denmark to be led by Taylor Street Church of Christ of Thlebus No M John Metov initiates Crescent didl Church as the morning report notes a collection will be taken The Davis family formerly of Brownfield serves at Southside Church of Christ in 1955 after Abilene Christian College graduation See SPEAKER Page 6
A special 7 p.m. meeting at Brownfield High School Auditorium gathers Terry County cotton producers and ginners to hear forecasts that the 1S cotton market could fall to 8 million bales or rise to 16 million in four to five years. State and NCC staff will present basic information on cotton's problems and potential as part of a West Texas series.
A series of burglaries and thefts be cleared by arrests. Incidents included break ins at Western Slaughter House 980 North Third and Bunny Bread Warehouse. Police report no further details available.
Turner reports the Texas Tech cotton research lab faces possible closure after a state legislative board hearing. Rep. Bowers of Brownfield advocates for retention citing the lab’s value to cotton growers and regional industry. The lab aims to secure recognition and fair prices for cotton and continues to push for support from lawmakers.
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