Candidate Seeks School Board Seat in Brownfield Election
W. A. Wolf of 902 East Lake filed for one of two Brownfield Board of Education vacancies. Filing deadline is 12:01 p.m. March 8. Trustee election is April 7, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the county Superintendent's office. Wolf is Brownfield Bargain Center manager and a director of local Lions and Boys Club, active in Masonic work and First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wolf
East Lake
Brownfield Board of Education
James Murdough
T. A. Hicks
BHS
Wolf
Brownfield Bargain Center
A Dir
Brownfield Lions Club
Brownfield Boys Club
First Baptist Church
Brownfield
Lions Host 10th Brownfield TOT Talent Show
Brownfield Lions stage the 10th Tournament of Talent with entries from Tohoka Levelland and nearby towns. Acts include singing dancing instrumentalists and fiddling with a three minute limit per act. Grand winner announced Friday with a cake auction. channel 13 KDUB previews Wednesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Tohoka
Levelland
Brownfield
Herb Chesshir
R. Douglas
Bob Hansen
James Glasscock
Ed Crow
Playoff Site Sought After Noon Meeting at Brownfield High
Officials from Sweetwater Graham Dumas and four area schools meet at Brownfield High School to decide playoff format for a berth in the 1962 state basketball tournament. They will consult with Odessa district winner and determine single game or extended playoff plans and potential site. Dumas beat Hereford to win District I/AAA. Sweetwater and Graham claimed other district titles. Seminole and Ector tied, forcing an extra playoff in Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield High School
Sweetwater
Graham and
Dumas
Odessa
Mine
Hereford
Sweetwater Evermnster
Graham
Seminole
Ector
Andrews
Attorney To Head Carr's Terry Campaign Effort
Brownfield attorney Bur ton G. Hackney of 1302 East Hester was named to lead Waggoner Carr's Terry County campaign for state attorney general. PTA Life Members ceremony highlighted Founder's Day at Brownfield High School with Dr. F. W. Mattox stressing civics education and the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Terry
Brownfield
Burton G. Hackney
East Hester
Terry County
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Gener
PTA
Parent-Teachers Association
F. W. Mattox
Lubbock Christian College
Brownfield High School
Mattox
Pate Collier
East Oak
Byron Rucker
East Buckley
Delton Tatum
Route 1
LCC
U. S
Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Cox to Speak in Brownfield
Terry County Republican Party hosts March 5 fundraiser at Brownfield High School Cafeteria with gubernatorial candidate Jack Cox of Breckenridge. Event includes a $5 plate dinner, emcee Bob Hansen, and guests such as Rep. Kenneth Kohler of Amarillo. Cox notes Republican strength against socialistic trends and praises Texas conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
Republican Party
Jack Cox
Breckenridge
Brownfield High School
Bob Hansen
Pan American Petroleum
Cox
A. B. Watkins
Lubbock
Rep
Kenneth Kohler
Amarillo
Texas
Evans
Brownfield
Terry
Republic Party
Breckenridge Oilman
Price Daniel
North Texas State
Denton
Breckenridge High School
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Pico Drilling Company
First Christian Church
Jack Jr
Callan Sue
LL Officers Are Sought in 1962 Terry County Little League
A nominating committee was named to select candidates for 1962 Terry County Little League offices. Carrol Collier announced the three members L G Moore W A Wolf and Joe Starkey and said they will contact possible candidates for summer baseball duties. A further meeting Friday will consider the candidate slate and supporters were urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
Carrol Collier
L. G. Moore
W. A. Wolf
Joe Starkey
Collier
Kiwanians Flying for Dinner Levelland Hosts
A Levelland event features Kiwanians and their wives dining with guests of the Lubbock Downtown Club next Thursday. In the photo left to right are Bud Cotham Bill Gorby Dale Brown and Bob Wood. Brown is Brownfield club president Cotham and Wood work with Pioneer Natural Gas, Brown serves as Terry County veterans service officer, and Gorby is with Harris Flying Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Lubbock
Bud Cotham
Bill Gorby
Dale Brown
Bob Wood
Brown
Brownfield Club
Cotham
Wood
Pioneer Natural Gas
Terry County Veterans Service
Gorby
Harris Flying Service
Council In Brief Session in Brownfield Ends Early
Brownfield City Council met in a short session Thursday afternoon. Most discussion centered on Littlefield officials reviewing tax re evaluation. Participants included Mayor E J Foust and Commissioners J E Chisholm and Paul McCormick from Littlefield. The next regular meetings are at 9 a m on the first and third Thursdays. Present were Mayor Jess McWherter Councilmen Curtis Sterling C E Ross Lal Copeland City Manager Eunice Jones City Secretary Jake Geron and City Attorney Joe J McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Littlefield
E. J. Foust
J. E. Chisholm
Paul McCormick
Brownfield
A. C. Holcombe
Jess McWherter
Curtis J. Sterling
C. E. Ross
Lal Copeland
City Mar
Eunice Jones
City Secy
Jake Geron
City
Joe J. McGowan
Duo of Students Cast in The Cave Dwellers at Tech
Two Brownfield residents Miss Jane Spencer and Miss Jaunice Newbill will perform in the March production of The Cave Dwellers at the Texas Tech Speech Auditorium. Their parents are listed as Mr and Mrs F F Wier and Mr and Mrs K F Newbill. Report appears on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Texas Tech
Jane Spencer
Jaunice Newbill
F. F. Wier
East Lake
K. F. Newbill
Tohoka Road
Seminole Indians Clinch District Playoff Spot Over Brownfield Cubs
Seminole defeated Brownfield 97 to 62 in a District 2-AAA clash at Brownfield High School. Ken Huggins led with 16, Frank Rice 17, Tom Patton 14, and Leonard George 13 as the Indians built a 15-6 first period lead and forced a tiebreaker with Odessa Ector for a state berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole Indians
Brownfield
Cubs
Brownfield High School
Seminole
Odessa Ector
Indians
Robert Measels
Frank Rice
Ken Huggins
Tom Patton
Mike Patterson
Walter Billings
Gem Childress
Cub
Leonard George
Teddy Howell
Howell
George
Patton
Billings
Rice
Page
Cadet Promoted at Texas Tech ROTC
James W. Walker son of Mr and Mrs Guy Walker of 906 East Main was promoted to captain in the Army ROTC at Texas Tech. Walker was among 47 cadets whose promotions were announced by the Military Science Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Walker
Guy Walker
East Main
Texas Tech
Walker
Military Science Department
Quartet to Attend LCC Meet Tuesday
Four Brownfield men will attend a joint meeting of Lubbock Christian College advisory and development group and board of trustees. The 11 a m session in the Administration Building will include John McCoy Crescent Hill Church of Christ minister Herman Johnson Southside Church of Christ minister Hugh Thomas Merriman and Thomas Accountants and Ross O Black Plains Liquefied Gas. The first three are board members and Black is a trustee. The meeting relates to the Bible Lectureship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
North Fifth
Brownfield Pta Council
P. R. Cates
East Buckley
Creola Moore
East Tate
BHS
Fred Smith
Jack Christie
South Lons
Herman Johnson
Southside Church of Christ
Brownfield
Lubyock Christian College
John McCoy
Crescent Hill
Church of Christ
Hugh Thomas
Merriman & Thomas Accountants
Ross O. Black
Plains Liquefied Gas
Black
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