County Officials Sworn In Thursday in Terry County
Judge Herb Chesshir swore in 10 new Terry County officials and a new District Judge Ray Anderson in a Thursday ceremony at 9:00 AM. Officials sworn included Commissioners Harvey Smith and Delton Gregg, Sheriff Ralph Murry, County and District Attorney Dwayne Pruitt, Tax Assessor Paul Brock, Constable Roy Harbison, and four deputy sheriffs Wayne Anderson Harold Matteson Johnny Garcia and Randy Smith. The session opened with a devotional by W H Bill Penland, then bonds were approved and the sheriff spoke to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Chesshir
Terry County
Harvey Smith
Delton Gregg
Ralph Murry
Dwayne Pruitt
Paul Brock
Roy Harbison
Wayne Anderson
Harold Matteson
Johnny Garcia
Randy Smith
Ray Anderson
Chesshir
W.H. Bill Penland
Calvary Baptist Church
Anderson
Go placidly amid the noise and haste reading
A preservation note prints a 1692 Saint Pauls Church poem urging peace, kindness, truth, and patience. It warns against loud and aggressive people and compares self to others, stressing humility and focus on personal progress amid changing times. See Paper N Ink Pg. 4.
Young Farmers To Meet Monday In Brownfield High School
Young Farmers will meet Monday January 5 at 7 30 p m in the Ag Building at Brownfield High School. The discussion will focus on the livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield High School
New Sheriff Presents Bonds at Terry County Meeting
The Terry County Commissioners opened the New Year with a special meeting to approve bonds for newly sworn in county officials. After a brief discussion Commissioner James Martin moved to approve the bonds, Commissioner Bill Reese seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. The court also heard from the newly elected County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Herb Chesshir
James Martin
Bill Reese
Quiet New Year Weekend in Brownfield Police Beat
Brownfield saw a quiet New Year holiday with two minor wrecks involving a 1971 Toyota, a 1976 Ford pickup, and other minor damage. A burglary at B and B Backhoe and theft of twenty three cases of beer at Casino Club were reported. Fires and five fireworks calls also occurred amid holiday activity. Ralph Murry pledged support to the court and the new sheriff provided updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Lamesa Road
B and B Backhoe
Ralph Murry
Murry
City Accepting Applications for Housing Rehabilitation Program
Brownfield invites residents of the Community Development target area to apply for housing rehabilitation under the CD Program. Eligible owner occupied homes may receive up to 5000 dollars. tenants may receive up to 2000 dollars to landlords under Section 8. Contact Larry McCullough at 637-4547 for details. The program is voluntary and will not displace residents without request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Larry McCullough
Permits Show Increase In December In Brownfield
Building permits in December in Brownfield rose from the prior two months with the Tohoka Road Church of Christ and two new home permits. Total for December reached $658,600, up from November’s 426,500 and October’s 453,010, while four permits contributed only 6,550 to a 652,050 swing. Additional permits covered mobile homes, a mini storage complex, and a foundation slab, with the church building driving the jump by about 400,000 and homes adding 160,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Tohoka Road
Church of Christ
Area Students To Return Monday After Holiday Break
Brownfield Meadow Union and Wellman students resume classes Monday January 5 after Christmas break. School officials say classes start at regular times across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Meadow, Union
Wellman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Precinct
Biel Rt
ULL
Lyle Ege
Elle
Wisdon
Old Saint Paul’s Church
Eklev
City Development
Ian De’Lee
Sue Daniels
Zeddie Lee Daniels
Zan De’Lee
Brandon