Advertising debate and local notices mix of West Texas items
A trade magazine idea on who pays for advertising appears amid local notes about Lions Club membership moving to Pryor Oklahoma and De Witt Stafford, meteor collections, parking fines, Texas tech and A&M funded erosion studies, and shifts in cotton contest results. Service Pipeline staff to be honored on page 2.
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Grst
Meen
Lions Club
Merher
de- Witt Stafford
Pryor
Oba
Tie
Mothers' March on Polio Plans Tuesday Night Events
The Mothers' March on Polio aims for a $6,000 goal in Terry-Yoakum counties as organizers meet to assign area and block chairmen. A benefit basketball game Wednesday night funds polio efforts with 50 cent student and $1 adult admissions. A golf tournament and Teens for Polio campaign are also in planning.
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Terry-Yoakum Counties
R. V. Mornan
Leonard Chesshir
Beet Lathant
At & Nin
Primm Drug
Lovington All-Stars
Mary Jane Lee
Italian police charge Cline Paden for church signs
Cline R. Paden organizer of the American Church of Christ in Italy faces disturbance of the peace charges in Rome. Police removed and damaged signs he erected at the Rome church claiming a legal right. Paden 85 says magistrate court ordered police to stop actions and will pursue a court settlement.
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Cline R. Paden
Church of Christ
Italy
Paden
Rome
Crescent Hill Church of Christ
Giscomo Rosapepe
TEC Plans Farm Labor Days on Each Tuesday
The Texas Employment Commission will hold weekly Farm Labor Days in the courthouse starting Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm. Aubrey T. Jones, manager, said the sessions help farmers find regular or temporary farmhands for the current crop year. The first three days saw 13 farmers attend TS applicants present, 11 regular jobs and 25 temporary jobs filled.
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Texas Employment Commission
Aubrey T. Jones
Jones
Ffrmer
Reg Lar
Wes Hicks Named Outstanding Young Man of 1954 in Brownfield
Wes Hicks, Brownfield High School Vocational Agriculture instructor, was named Brownfield’s Outstanding Young Man of 1954 at a banquet. The award noted his leadership with the Brownfield FFA chapter’s national meat judging honors and area contest successes, plus his community and school involvement.
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Wes Hicks
Brownfield High School
Brownfield
Hicks
Sammy Baugh
J. C. Powell, Jr
Daniel Baier College
Texas Tech
Tech
Mary Jane Dutvey
Brownfield Ffa
Texas Ffa
Fort Worth
Brownfield Metts
Texas
Kansas City
United States
Il Fiorin
Wes-Hicks
Soil Conservation District
Agricultural Workers Council
First Baptist Church
Baugh
Ves Hicks
Census Underway For Brownfield First Graders
Brownfield School Census heads into final stretch for 1955 enrollment. Census Supervisor J B Curtis urges all parents with children entering first grade to be enumerated, highlighting many oldest siblings new to the system. Last year 2 153 white and 71 colored students counted with total near 2 600 expected this year. Curtis notes state funds allotment of 68 dollars per pupil hinges on the census. Call office at 2644 if not contacted by a census taker.
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J. B. Curtis
Curtis
Brownfield
Grady Elder
Elder
C of C
Russel Winton
Kenneth Plotner
Curtis Sterling
Reid and Duncan Win Cotton Contest at Terry County
Glen Reid captured first in the irrigated division with 936 pounds on a five acre plot near Brownfield, while Marion Duncan won dryland with 415 pounds at Meadow. The pair earned $100 first place checks sponsored by Herman Chesshir, with other prize tiers noted.
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Glen Reid
Marion Duncan
Terry County
Herman Chesshir
Reid
Duncan
Bell
Gilbert Bell
Meadow High School
Eddie Young
Meadow
Robert Lee Petty
Brownfield
Earl Brown
Texas Tech
Chesshir
FFA
Dryland
Gilbert Beall
Norma Lewis
Charles Smith
Bill Tom Goza
Chamber of Commerce Directors Election in Brownfield
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce names ten nominees for director seats with five to be elected after February. A screening committee selected candidates from over 50 questionnaires. Incumbents John Odell Buddy Gillham M J Craig Jr Frank Ballard and Lee Brownfield will be replaced. New directors to be installed at the annual banquet once a speaker is secured.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
David Nicholson
W. N. “Doe” Lewis
Myron Fenton
Harold Crites
Cliff Jones
John Odell
Buddy Gillham
M. J. Craig, Jr
Frank Ballard
Lee Brownfield
Ed Wilder
Harry Goble
Harlan Glenn
C. C. Primm
BF Hutson
H. M. Pyeatt
Nferten Bowers
J. T. Hoy
J. E. Smith
Joe Christian
Buddy Gillian
Phillips stakes location south of Lacy Day discovery in Terry County
Phillips Petroleum Co. moved into a site 1 320 feet south of the Joseph J. O Neill Jr No 1 Day wildcat discovery northeast of the Prentice field and plans an 8 200 foot test. The No 1 A Lacy Day lies 660 feet from the south and east lines of Section 23 Block D 12. In 1954 Terry county oil activity saw 19 wildcat locations staked, four completed, 12 dry, and others drilling. 63 field wells were staked, 57 oil wells completed, two dry and six abandoned.
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Joseph J. O'Neill, Jr
Prentice Field
Terry County
Tokio
Brownfield
Jake L. Hanon
Clear Fork
Adair-Wolfcamp Reef
Terry
Gil
Veterans and Families Barbecue Kickoff Event
Veterans and families invited to a free American Legion barbecue starting at 7 o clock Thursday night. Legion Commander Don Cade says the event launches an intensified membership drive with special guest 19th District Commander Hilton Lambert of Snyder and an entertaining program planned.
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American Legion
Legion
Don Cade
Cade
Hilton Lambert
Snyder
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