Terry County Community Chest urges united fund approach
The Terry Chest executive board denounces South Plains Heart Association for planning an independent Heart Fund drive. They note nonpayment of 1957 allotment and decline of 1959 contingency funds. They urge sustaining members to support United Fund only and invite accredited agencies to join in 1960 budget talks.
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Terry County Community Chest Executive Board
George Black
Chas. S. Kersh
Curtis J. Sterling
John J. Kendrick
Chest
South Plains Heart Fund
Terry County Community Chest
South Plains Heart Association
Terry Chest
American Heart Associations
Terry County
United Fund
Heart Associations
United Effort
Red Domination Claims From Citizenship Course
The Brownfield Citizenship Training Course argues communists aim to control the United States by 1973. Dr F W Mattox of Lubbock Christian College leads Tuesday sessions at Brownfield High School library, sponsored by Brownfield Jaycees with a $25 000 research cost. Jaycee of the Month Howard Mellroy says attendees will be shown the alleged Communist timetable each Tuesday despite no admission charge.
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Lubbock Christian College
F. W. Mattox
Brownfield Jaycees
Jaycees
Howard Mellroy
America
One Injured in Brownfield Car Crash in Sandstorm
E H Wood of 1313 East Hester is in Terry County Hospital with broken ribs contusions and bruises after a one car wreck near Denver City during Tuesday's sandstorm. Three other Brownfield men were treated and released from Denver City Hospital: Thurman Skains Frank Ratliff Jr and Dana Brookshire. Brookshire owned the car.
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E. H. Wood
East Hester
Denver City
Denver City Hospital
Thurman Skains
East Reppto
Frank Ratliff Jr
East Broadway
Dana Brookshire
East Lons
Wood
Yoakum County
Thirteen Indicted by Terry County Grand Jury
Thirteen people face district court action after Terry County grand jury indictments. District Attorney Morgan Copeland Jr. presented 20 cases with five no bills and two passed. Indictments cover burglary forgery passing a forged instrument second offense driving while intoxicated and incest.
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Terry County
Grand Jury
Dist. Atty
Morgan Copeland Jr
L. E. Flatt
William Clarence White
Bobby Ray Smith
Laura Hanson
Jerry Ted Valentine
Troy Bryant
William V. Scrivner
Tony Martinez
Natividad R. Cruz
Manuel C. Cruz
Frank Richey
Willie Brightman
J C. Hanson
Eddie Crabtree
Joe Audon Gutierrez
City dairies meet Grade A requirements
The following dairies satisfy the Grade A requirements of the city Standard Milk Ordinance: Bell Creamery The Borden Company Cloverlake Dairy Foods Foremost Tennessee Kelly Milk Company Oak Farm Dairies.
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Bell Creamery
the Borden Company
Cloverlake Dairy Foods
Foremost
Tennessee
Kelly Milk Company
Oak Farm Dairies
Trio reels 77 bass at Falcon Lake
A Brownfield trio fished a string of 77 bass from Falcon Lake last weekend. The group includes Jim Bayless of Bayless Jewelry Myron Fenton of Fenton's Shoes and Jerry Bailes M D.
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Brownfield
Falcon Lake
Jim Bayless
Bayless Jewelry
Myron Fenton
Fenton's Shoes
Jerry Bailes
M. D
Out Guess Uncle Sam contest prizes for census
The NEWS invites readers to predict Brownfield population figures from the federal census. Two $50 U S savings bonds will go to the closest city and county counts. Entries limited to one guess per person. Deadline is 5 p m March 31.
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Brownfield
Uncle Sam
The
U. S
Final Rites Held for Mrs J J Homan at Brownfield
Mrs. J J Homan 80 of Route 1 died Tuesday night in Terry County Hospital. Final services were Thursday at Memorial Chapel Brownfield Funeral Home officiated by John McCoy. Burial in Brownfield Cemetery. She had lived in Brownfield since 1916. Survived by five sons Ira Jal New Mexico Sam Kamiah Idaho Randolph Hobbs Willie Route 2 and three daughters Georgia Wall Hobbs Elsie Kimsey Glendale and Laura Chisolm 503 North A. One sister Georgia McCarty San Benito 18 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren.
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J. Je Homan
Route 1
Memorial Chapel
Brownfield Funeral Home
John McCoy
Crescent Hill Church of Christ
Brownfield Cemetery
Hyman
Terry County Hospital
Brownfield
Ira Hyman
Jal
N. M
Sam Hyman
Kamiah Idaho
Randolph
Trial Schedule Mixup in Davis Case Corrected in Cochran County
Brownfield NEWS misreported that Dr. E. C. Davis trial would be in Cochran County after a venue change. The defense motion was not the reason. the prosecuting attorney had filed the change of venue, and Judge W C Ledbetter approved it.
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Brownfield News
E. C. Davis
Cochran County
W. C. Ledbetter
Head Soil Service Leader to Attend State Training
H. O. Evans of the U. S. Soil Conservation Service will depart Tuesday for Temple to participate in a two day training session at the State Soil Conservation Service headquarters.
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U. S Soil Conservation Service
H. O. Evans
Temple
State Soil Conservation Service
Determination To Seek Election Voiced Liquor Issue Aired
Terry County Republican seeks a GOP county census supervisor starting April 1 in Lubbock. Chamber of Commerce manager Joe Satterwhite cannot find a qualified applicant. He urges Terry or Brownfield residents identifying as Republican to call 2191.
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Terry County
Terry
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Mgr
Joe Satterwhite
Lubbock
Satterwhite
Brownfield
Texas Brewers Association Effort Revealed in Terry County
Despite lengthy discussion by over 70 people, Terry County commissioners delay a decision on a wet dry issue. Dorman Dumas seeks four justice precincts and a local option liquor election in Commissioner Precinct Three. Johnny B. Rogers, Texas Brewers Association attorney, says his role is limited to precinct establishment.
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Terry County
Commissioners Court
Dorman_Dumas
917
South Seventh
Raymond Simms
Dumas
Brownfield
Johnny B. Rogers
Rogers
Austin
Travis County
Texas Brewers Association
Texas
South Plains
Ralph O'Dell
First Presbyterian Church
Terry
Monroe Clayton Jr
Jess McWherter
East Tate
Morgan Copeland Jr
Supreme Court
Justice
Commissioners
Terry County Farm Bureau seeks bigger 1960 membership drive
Terry County Farm Bureau aims to enlarge its scope with a countywide membership drive during Farm Bureau Week proclaimed by Gov. Price Daniel. The Terry County quota is 27 dollars. 125 county bureaus join a state effort targeting 83,000 members, up 4,000 from 1959. Proceedings note a planned breakfast drive date and discuss county precinct issues under state law.
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Terry County Farm Bureau
TCFB
Farm Bureau
Price Daniel
Waco
Daniel
Liberty County
Texas
Immanuel Baptist Church Names New Minister
The Rev. Tom Morgan, formerly pastor in Lubbock Brownfield and Hockley associations, was chosen as Immanuel Baptist Church’s new minister. He, 33, arrives from Lubbock with wife Fredda Anderson and two sons, Dennis and Douglas, to 1202 North Atkins. Morgan, a Gatesville native, was ordained in 1948 by Parkdale Baptist Church and will replace Rev. Carroll Johnson who resigned to join the Air Force as chaplain.
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Tom Morgan
Lubbock
Brownfield
Hockley
Immanuel Baptist Church
Lester Decker
R. L. Simpson
Clarence Hinkle
Wayne Mullins
C. E. Burris
Texas Tech
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary of
Fort Worth
Mr. Mrgan
Fredda Anderson
Dennis
Douglas
North Atkins
Gatesville
Parkdale
Wednesday ACT Members Gather in Lubbock
Brownfield Council 25 United Commercial Travelers of America will hold a joint session with Lubbock Council 777 at 7 p m in Hillcrest Country Club Lubbock. Supreme Counselor Wm J Moore of Columbus Ohio and the grand promotion chairman will attend. Members should call Secy Craig Wilkerson at 2222 for reservations Senior counselor is Morell Ratliff of 1302 East Tate.
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Brownfield Council
United Commercial Travelers of America
Lubbock
Lubbock Council
Hillcrest Country Club
Wm. J. Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Brownfield
Secy
Craig Wilkerson
Morell Ratliff
East Tate
Brownfield Board Studies 1960 61 Textbooks
A Brownfield public inspection reveals a study group reviewing proposed adop tions for 1960 61. The committee including Supt O R Douglas Curriculum Coordinator Delwin Webb Principal Joe Collum and teachers O B Hale Burl Cole Ella Carr Eunice Black Janie Lewis Beulah Walker Lois White Beth Hawkins and Reba Hale will select one of five books for each subject trig onometry art journalism science for grades 7 8 and spelling for grades 1 8. The five titles were approved by the State Textbook Committee with final approval by Brownfield Board of Education.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Board of Education
Supt
O. R. Douglas
Delwin Webb
Joe Collum
O. B. Hale
Burl Cole
Ella Carr
Eunice Black
Janie Lewis
Beulah Walker
Lois White
Beth Hawkins
Reba Hale
Brownfield Committee
State Textbook Committee
State Board of Education
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