Brownfield Invites 22 Schools for Annual Track Meet
A large field event hosts 22 schools including Fort Stockton Odessa Ector Crane and Seminole for the Brownfield High School Invitational. Fort Stockton led by Ronney Conner Eliseo Camillo and Daniel Valenzula is favored. Seminole Lamesa Denver City also field strong squads. Volunteers Hendley Reese and Gorby guide a full cinder and field program with records and prospects highlighted.
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Brownfield
Muleshoe
Tulsa
Denver City
Seagraves
O'Donnell
Plains
Fort Stockton
Ron
Ney Conner
Eliseo Camillo
Daniel Valenzula
Seminole
Lamesa
Hendley
Austin
Randy Hicks
Frankie Bice
Larry Abel
Hicks
Bice
Abel
Erage
Gene Westmoreland
Larry Rhodes
Abilene
Westmoreland
Fred Smith
BHS
Lamesa _ Independent School District
Texas Tech Red Raider
Clarence Sawhill
UCLA
Clyde Roller
Amarillo
Justin Bradberry
Artesia
N.M
Texas Tech
Dawson County
Andrews
Monahans
Dimmitt
Marfa
McCamey
Stanton
Merkel
Sudan
Snyder Travis
Snyder Lamar
Odessa Crockett
Odessa
Bonham
Bowie
Big Spring Goliad
Midland meeting to discuss bracero wage impact on Texas labor
West Texas farmers head to Midland for a Wednesday hearing led by Assistant Secretary of Labor Jerry Holleman. The key issue is whether braceros at 70 cents an hour threaten domestic agricultural workers by raising wages and affecting conditions.
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Terry
Texas
U.S
Midland
Asst. Secy
Jerry Holleman
West Texas
Midland National Guard
Holleman
Labor Department
Charles Bruce
Terry County Farm Bureau
Terry County
Valley Association
West Main
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Brownfield High to Host 1961 62 Athletic Banquet
The Brownfield High School athletic banquet proceeds with dinner at 7 p.m. in the Junior High cafeteria Monday. Polk Robison of Texas Tech will be principal speaker. Athletes will be honored and introduced by Coach Doug Cox, with Lynda Beth Geron and Judy Akers providing dinner music. A post banquet dance at the Legion Hall follows, featuring the Tremolos.
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Brownfield High School
Brownfield Junior High
Polk Robison
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Doug Cox
Lynda Beth Geron
Judy Akers
Cherie Miller
Legion Hall
Seagraves Rd
Stolen Equipment Reported From Dub Holleman Farm
Two six inch Ames Y valves valued at 97 dollars each were reported stolen from the Dub Holleman farm three miles south on the Lamesa Highway. Terry County Sheriff's officers said the thefts occurred in the past three weeks.
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Dub Holleman
Lamesa
Terry County
Brownfield Track Meet Tickets On Sale Tuesday
Tickets for the second annual Brownfield Invitational Track and Field meet go on sale Tuesday at the Green Hut. Pre meet prices are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students for both preliminaries and finals. At the meet morning sessions cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, with afternoon finals at $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Green Hut
Doug Cox
Cox
Not For Sale Supplements Baffle Brownfield Residents
Publisher Dick Goldreyer warned Saturday that free supplements left at Brownfield homes were being collected by young boys aiming to sell them. He stressed the supplements are not for sale and that the main directories would be delivered Monday.
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Dick Goldreyer
Brownfield
Goldreyer
Goldreyer Publishing Company
Smiles of the Winners at Brownfield Lions Talent Tourney
The Junior High Barbershoppers swept to Grand Winners at Brownfield Lions 10th annual Tournament of Talent, earning a $50 gift certificate from Lion President L. J. Richardson. They also won the Junior High Division amid 53 acts, with winners in High School and Elementary divisions noted.
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Brownfield Lions
Lion
L. J. Richardson
Bayless Jewelry
Barbershoppers
Richardson
Jim Newton
James N. Newton
East Repute
Steve Teague
Sam Teague
East Reppto
Chon Garcia
Amalio Garcia
North Ninth
Bruce Jordan
Clarence Jordan
East Hester
Lime Lighters
Post
Charles Arnold
Supt
C. A. Arnold
Karen
Brownfield trustees race and 1962 price support rules summary
Brownfield voters face a trustee election on April 7 for the Brownfield Board of Education with candidates James H. Murdough and W A Wolf name filed. Terry County price support rules outline eligibility for 1962 feed grain crops with March 30 participation deadline and April 13 cotton acreage adjustments. A Wellman School Board election is set for April 7 with three incumbents seeking re election and a March 8 filing deadline.
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Terry County
Jim Foy
Foy
Brownfield Board of Education
James H. Murdough
East Cardwell
W. A. Wolf
East Lake
Brownfield Bargain Center
Elmer Brownlee
Wellman
Wellman School Board
Carl Golden
Secy
D. B. Oliver
Elmo Adair
Raymond A Simms
Glen Baker
G. J. Sims
Harold Hulse
Robert Hamm
Wellman Trio Returns From National Administrators Convention
The Wellman trio led by Board Pres. Carl Golden Trustee Harold Hulse and Supt. Houston Stephens returned from Atlantic City after attending the National Association of School Administrators convention. More than 18 000 people participated in the February 17 21 event.
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Wellman
Atlantic City
National Association of School Administrators
Carl Golden
Harold Hulse
Houston Stephens
Brownfield Guardsmen Muster In 90 Minutes
Brownfield National Guards men joined 9,000 other Texas 36th Infantry Division members in a statewide Operations Muster Day. The Austin ordered alert began at 6 a.m. with Brownfield unit members reporting to Coleman Park armory. Lt. Frank L. King said 90 percent reported within 90 minutes, praising unit spirit and morale.
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Brownfield National Guardsmen
36Th
Texas) Infantry Division
Austin
Brownfield
Coleman Park
Frank L. King
New Draft Classification 1 Y Created for Wartime Service
A new draft classfication 1 Y is established by presidential executive order to place men not qualified now but deemed usable in war or national emergency into immediate service readiness. Terry registrants will be classified 1 Y by Brownfield Board 116. notices will be mailed. The board covers Terry Yokum and Hockley counties. 4 F remains for those unqualified for any service.
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Armed Forces
Congress
Terry
Brownfield Selective Service
Board 116
Yoakum
Hockley
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Levelland
Frankie Flores
Bobby Davis
Paul Howard
Howard Hurd Jr
Coy Chandler
Teddy Howell
Jeff Pemberton
Davis
Cubs
Charlie Reese
Mason Gorby
Conner
Stockton
Shhroeder
Flores
Terry Fast
Jerry R. Hoteeman
Terry County Sheriff's Office
Meadow
Monroe Clayton
Gatesville
West Ward
Bruce Roberts
A. E. Roberts
Tohoka Road
Clara Sue Bumpass
Rudy Massingil
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