Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Brownfield News in Brownfield, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1953

Page

1

Change To Dial Phones Tuesday

Brownfield switches from common battery to fully automatic dial system affecting over 2400 phones. The five minute upgrade will be the culmination of months of work with Roy Autry and company officials attending. New dial directories are being mailed and fire calls must use the Fire Station number 3311 with correct street address.

Brownfield General Telephone Company Roy Autry Dallas Eunice Jones

Red Raider barbecue and irrigation talk headline Brownfield

Red Raider barbecue at the Legion Hall draws football fans and Tech boosters to hear coaches on next year. John Clark discusses irrigation progress and savings, noting 21 million acres yet to come under irrigation and costs cut from 12 to 5 dollars per acre with sprinklers. Local notes cover ginning totals, new business leaders, and traffic commission meeting plans.

Red Raider the Legion Hall Texas Tech Tech Burton Hackney John Clark Clark United States

Two New Wildcats in Ferry County Drilling Program

Two wildcat wells in the northwest Ferry County area are under drill by Joseph I. O Neill Jr and Great Western Drilling. The Sun Oil Company No. 1 B W Adcock in Adair Wolf camp yielded 55.15 barrels of 39.8 gravity oil with 40 percent water. perforations 8,563 to 8,571 feet were not treated. The No. 1 E Hays Steber and No. 1 Mrs Ella Covington are in C M Survey sections near Tokio, planned to depths of 6800 and 6000 feet respectively, with locations stated.

Terry County Sun Oil Company B. W. Adcock Adair-Wolf Camp PSL Joseph I. O'Neill, Jr Great Western Drilling Company E. Hays Steber C&m Survey Tokio Ella Covington C&m

Twelve Brownfield Scouts Plan Jamboree Trip

Twelve Brownfield Boy Scouts visit National Jamboree in California this June with 56 council members already registered. They will travel July 9 to 27 by chartered buses through Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma, visiting Amari llo Clayton N M Raton N M Pueblo Colo Royal Gorge Grand Junction Salt Lake City Ely Sequoia National Forest Los Angeles Catalina Island and Santa Ana Jamboree site. Cost totals 195 dollars per day covering fees insurance meals hotel side trips transport and gear. The 12 scouts named include James Szydlowski Eddie Powell Russell Portwood Sammy Kendrick Don Copeland Gerald Casey Kenneth Kendrick Mike Hamilton Don ONeal John Hill Mike Hamilton and Joe Cloyd.

Brownfield California Amarillo Clayton N. M Raton Pueblo Colo Royal Gorge Grand Junction Salt Lake City Utah Ely Nevada Sequoia National Forest Los Angeles Catalina Island Santa Ana Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Albuquerque Lubbock James R. Szydloski Eddie Powell Russell Portwood Sammy Kendrick Don Copeland Gerald Casey Kenneth Kendrick Mike Hamilton Don O'Neal John Hill Joe Cloyd

Red Cross Drive Starts Monday in Terry County

The 1958 Red Cross drive kicks off Monday with a 9 am meeting at Inquire Restaurant. Campaign names include Morgan Copeland chairing business district and Mrs Leon Ard Chesshir chairing residential section, with several co chairs and regional leaders. Jean Fitzsimmons of Lubbock was delayed but expected to meet organizers. Bloodmobile activation postponed to a later date.

Red Cross Terry County Tegin Inquire D. L. Pemberton Morgan Copeland Leonard Chesshir George O'Neal Charlie Price Advance Malcolm Thomason Clyde Bond, Jr George Weiss Meas Bill Williams Jean Fitzsimmons Lubbock Sone

School Census Starts Monday In Brownfield District

A district wide census begins in March per John Curtis curriculum coordinator and census trustee. The count covers eligible students and preschool children with house to house visits planned. If residents are away, enumerators will leave stamped self addressed envelopes with census forms to be mailed back.

John 2. Curtis Brownfield

City Council Election Set for April 7

Mayor Homer Nelson announced the annual city election for councilmen will be held on April 7. Aldermen Klerman Chesshir J B Knight and Sam Murphy face term expirations and Patterson and Chisholm plus Mayor Nelson won two-year terms last year.

Homer Nelson Klerman Chesshir J. B. Knight Sam Murphy Pat Patterson Henry Chisholm Nelson

Brownfield Public School Week Sets Parent Visit Schedule

Brownfield Texas observes Public Schools Week with a Back to School for Parents theme. The plan spans Monday through Thursday across the High School Jesse G. Randal and Gomez, West Ward, and Junior High, including 9:15 a.m. radio segments and parent classroom visits to meet teachers.

Brownfield Texas W. L. Patterson Jesse G. Randal Gomez West Ward OOD Harry Goble John Jennings P. R. Cates Patterson Will Fitzgerald Cornelia C. Peters Ruby Lee Arnold S. W. Miller James Burnett Leonard Chesshir Terry Moorhead Janelle Lewis Betty DuBose Delwin Webb Byron Rucker B. Stamper O. R. Douglas John B. Curtis

Two Auto Crashes Reported on Red Highway and Highway 62

Sheriff’s office logged two one car crashes totaling about 3400 in damages. Capps of McCamey suffered a broken leg when his 1951 Ford left a curve. Miss Dorothy Felkner also of McCamey was uninjured. A second incident near Meadow on Highway 62 involved a 192 International truck driven by Troy Melyon Cook of Amarillo overturning after hitting a culvert. no injuries reported.

Sheriff's Office C.D. Capps McCamey Dorothy Felkner Wellman Troy Melyon Cook Amarillo Meadow Highway Cook 192 International Odessa

Brownfield Men Die In Separate Oil Field Accidents

Two Brownfield men both 35 died in weekend oil field accidents. Bruce C Frost fell about 64 feet while building a derrick near Clovis New Mexico. Harold H Cook died after being struck by pipe tongs at the Wildcat site east of Fisins. Frost's body was sent to Peoria Illinois for services. burial followed in Tech Memorial cemetery Lubbock. Burial for Cook took place in Brownfield with funeral services at First Baptist Church.

Brownfield Bruce C Frost Clovis N. M Harold H. Cook Peoria Fisins Cook First Baptist Church W. T. Sparkman Mineral Wells A. J. Franks Tech Memorial Cemetery Lubbock Fort Worth Eva Mitchell el Paso Henry Edinburg Lenard Abilene Urby Thurman Maurice Q Charley Yost R. L. McKenzie, Jr A. W. Wiseman Joe Honeness W. R. Watts J. B. Taylor

Playhouse Kings Tots Build Hidden Year Round Toy World

In a Chicago family story the H L King children receive a 12 by 16 playhouse from their grandparents. The structure features a bedroom a living area a kitchen dining space and electric amenities. The girls and neighborhood kids flock to the toy house to play shop hospital and more while the youngest pines to join in.

Huck Finn Tom Sawyer Bobbsey Twins H. L King

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brownfield Rotarians Ross Black Lee Co. C. Crutchfield Texas League of Municipalities City Charter Commission Fred Smith Jim Foy Earl Cook Sam Teague Brownfield Motor Company Melton Briscoe Western Stock Yards Melton Earl Jones Citizen’s Traffic Commission District Court Room Sam Allen West Texas Weather Improvement District Ferry County Brownfield High School Jackie Stockton Max Proffitt Jerry Bailey Joe Sharp Max Black Jack Lucas Hereford Austin Brownfield Boy Scouts South Plains Texas, New Mexico Oklahoma Ing Lubbock Katherine King Glenda Little Jena Jena Jesse G Randal Red Highway Capps Seagraves Hospital Brownfield Funeral Home Singia Playhouse &Kings Katherine Leonard Lang Mrs. King
Search Courier

Search the Brownfield News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Brownfield News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication