Oklahoma! sparkles as high school presents musical triumph
Local coverage notes the high school production of Oklahoma! drew near capacity crowds over two nights. Praise goes to the cast and to directors A. V Wall and Lavoy Berry. Plus, Jaycees name Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Young Farmer for 1962. Poll tax deadline nears January 31. West Texas Chamber of Commerce promotes stockfeeding and grain marketing tour amid rising cattle on feed and improved marketing prospects.
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A. V Wall
Lavoy Berry
GUO
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
WTCC
West Texas
USDA
COL. I
Oklahoma
A. V. Wall
Laurey and
Curley
Laurey
Jud Fry
Gene Daniel
Cary Davis
Karen Newman
Sharon Reardon
Carol Cates
Gena
Vandalism Repeats In City Amid Suspected Theft Arrest
City police logged three more vandalism incidents within a four block east side area since Wednesday. Friday attacks damaged two residences at 1608 E Cardwell and 1207 E Cardwell with rocks shattering windows. Police also reported a burglary related theft case involves Marshall C Johnson and a suspect trio nabbed on warrants. A separate collision occurred involving a 1953 Ford and a 1957 Oldsmobile on Lons Street.
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Gerald Beach
E. Cardwell
Ned Self
Robert Knight
BE. Cardwell
Marshall C. Johnson
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Marshall
Johnson
Avis Car Rental
Seagraves
Seminole
Larry M. Meyers
James Clifton Wilson
Dan Miller
Trends In Society Discussed At Brownfield Lions Meeting
Jim Bardin Pan American Petroleum Corp. senior industrial relations analyst spoke at the Brownfield Lions Club luncheon on Trends in Today's Society. He outlined gains in science and technology, workforce shifts from rural 1900 to industrial 1980, and rapid development from discovery to application. The Lions noted upcoming Officer nominations and a Tournament of Talent show set for February 21-22.
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Doug Cox
L. D. Bailey
Brownfield Lion
Cox
Jim Bardin
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Brownfield Lions Club
Bardin
Sears
Plainview
Billie Moore
Seminole C C Fete Draws Local Men
Brownfield was well represented at the Seminole Chamber of Commerce banquet with eight local C of C members present. The Farm Family of the Year honor went to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Foote, former Terry family, who moved from Brownfield over a year ago. Fred Husbands of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce spoke during the event, with Brownfield officials and associates in attendance.
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Brownfield
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Terry
Gaines County
Fred Husbands
The
West Texas
Savings Bond Sales Reported In County
Terry County savings bonds sales reached 7016 dollars as reported by J O Gill ham chairman of the county committee. In 1962 county residents bought 104822 dollars, 55.2 percent of the 190000 dollar county goal. Texas total 143146965 dollars, 86.7 percent of 165100000 dollar state goal.
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Terry County
J. O. Gillham
Texas
Copeland Hancock Named Outstanding Men By Jaycees
The 23rd annual Jaycees fete honors Copeland and Hancock as Outstanding Men. Floyd Young notes Oklahoma cultural success as Brownfield High School’s choral and theater groups close two-night run of Oklahoma with a capacity crowd and a strong cast led by Danny Thurman and Jane Weiss.
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Copeland
Hancock
Jaycees
Brownfield High School
Thespian Society
Danny Thurman
Curley
Jane Weiss
Laurey
Linda Smith
Eller
Dorothy McDonald
Ado Annie Carnes
Will Parker
Dickey Price
Gary Nunn
Progress Forum chairmen plan nine sessions in Brownfield
A planning meet for chairmen guiding nine Brownfield Progress Forum sessions was held Friday at Pioneer Natural Gas Co. The Brownfield Chamber sponsors Feb 6-7 events to gather citizen ideas and explain chamber aims. Sessions are trade-based, with flexible timing and an informal format led by local business leaders and Mrs. P. R. Cates. Ralph Duncan outlined session mechanics and WTCC analysis. Morgan Copeland and Donald Hancock won Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Young Farmer awards at the Jaycees banquet.
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Jaycees
Morgan Copeland
Donald Hancock
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
P. R. Cates
Ralph Duncan
Community Services Division
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
WTCC
Duncan
Morgan L. Copeland
Brownfield Jaycees
Oak Grove
Brownfield
Leon Hill
Amarillo
Jaycee
Charlie Robison
Bill Malcolm
Joe Price
OYM
Copeland
Joe Ed Sullivan
Hancock
Graham Swain
A. V. Wall
Brownfield High School
Bill Winston
Jim Cherry
Oyms
121St Judicial District
University of Texas
Monroe Clayton
Rotary Club
Toastmaster’s Club
Little League
Patricia Sammons
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Morgan Jr
Martha Ellen
E. Tate
Morgan Copeland Sr
Brownfield State Bank
Windham Gin
Farm Bureau
Foster Baptist Church
Anita Cheatham
County Solons To Meet Monday
Terry County Commissioners convene for a semi monthly meeting with two main items on the agenda. They will decide on renial charges for county road machinery used on private farms for soil conservation. A second item covers a joint city county effort to provide the Brown field Boys Club a plot of ground near the old city pool for a new building.
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Terry County
Brownfield Boys Club
Old City
S. Fitch
Simms
Weather forecast for Brownfield area cold with gradual warmup
Temperatures in Brownfield and vicinity are expected to average 10 to 16 degrees below normal with the normal high at 54 and low at 25. Cold tonight with a slow warming trend starting tomorrow and no precipitation anticipated.
Court Convenes Monday Nine Civil Trials Set in Terry County
Nine civil jury cases are scheduled for trial next week in 121st Judicial District Court at the Terry County courthouse. A panel of 47 jurors has been called from which jurors will be selected when court convenes Monday. Listed defendants include Bennie C. Jones versus Jack Timberlake and others, Clark Aerial Service versus Terry County Airport Board, Eda Mae Wolf and husband versus Panhandle Santa Fe Railroad, and several others. A long juror list from Meadow Brownfield and nearby routes is provided.
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Judicial District Court
Terry County
Bennie C. Jones
Jack Timberlake
Lonnie D. Clark
Clark Aerial Service
Terry County Airport Board
Eda Mae
API Meeting Slated At Levelland Hotel
The South Plains chapter of the American Petroleum Institute will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. in the San Andres Hotel in Levelland. Guest speaker will be Donald Stewart, land man for R. C. Unterwood of Amarillo, who will present an informative talk and show a movie titled A Better Way.
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The
American Petroleum Institute
San Andres
Levelland
Donald Stewart
R. C
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Dennis Q. Lilly
Charles Kersh
Charles Darwin
Harry Elam
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Texas Employers — Insurance Assn
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Wayne Brown
P. E Bear
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Forrest Allison
Gerald Bench
Rufus Dill
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H. F. Brigance
J. T. Clements
H. B Grant
Lorene G. Crownover
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J. P. Andrews
H. L. McKay
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R. W. Horton
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