Law Enforcement Briefs Show Weekend Activity Surge
County records note a weekend rise in law enforcement with several incidents reported. Arrests and charges announced, pleas entered. Return of Leo v Jacobs from Los Angeles to the county sheriff’s office noted amid ongoing case updates.
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Leo v Jacobs
Los Angeles
Calif
Jacobs
Dusty Monday Days and NORAD Programs Highlight Local News
A Brownfield region digest notes a sand storm memory and praises GenTel's Curtis Scott for ranking second nationwide in NORAD public information programs in 1964. Scott presented 32 talks to civic clubs and schools including South Plains College. Local crime reports list arrests in Tahoka area and Brownfield, plus theft and damage notices and police blotter items.
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GenTel
Curtis Scott
NORAD
North American Air Defense Command and Aerospace Defense
Colorado Springs
Scott
South Plains College
Levelland
Earth-Springlake
Commissioners Court Dims Lubbock Road House Move Plan
Terry County Commissioners in regular session vote to share half the cost of relocating the old Hamilton House to a site near Island Hill for a future museum. They renew the Latham-Stuts-Rash contract for two years and approve travel expense caps for a February workshop at Texas A&M and a stock show trip to El Paso. A litter barrel proposal for Courthouse Square is tabled.
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Terry County
R. A. Simms
Jeo Holmes
Erry County Historical Survey Committee
Maids and Matrons Club
Commissioners
Hamilton Loase
Lubbock Road
Holmes
Island Hill
Commissioners Court
Latham-Stults-Rash & Company
Boyd H. Latham
Wich
Simms
Texas A&m University
College Station
Richard Spencer
el Paso
Charlie Price
L. D. Bailey
Wade Yandell
Federal Credit Union Meeting Locally Stages Election
Dan Ray Ersland of Members Mutual Service Department in Dallas presenters at Brownfield Federal Credit Union meeting in the high school cafeteria. Dr. E B Posey elected president with Sydney Hester, Dikon M. Kelley, and Cornelia Peters as officers. Nunn, Dixon, Andrews, and Miller named directors. Five percent dividend approved along with delinquent loan discussions and measures to reduce the list.
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Ray Ersland
Members Mutual
Brownfield Federal Credit Union
Mutual Service Department
Dallas
E. B. Posey
William Nunn
Orgaization
Sydney Hester
Dikon M. Kelley
Cornelia Peters
Nunn
Stanley Dixon
Harold Andrews
Stanley Miller
O. B. Hale
Posey
Credit Committee
Craig Wilkerson
Supervisory Committee
William Conlee
Jackson
Outstanding Young Honored at Brownfield Banquet
Brownfield Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its Distinguished Service Awards Banquet at Brownfield Junior High School Cafeteria. Dr. Charles W. Jarvis of San Marcos headlines with humor and public relations talks. Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Young Farmer for 1964 named. Jaycee of the Year also to be announced. Tickets $2.50. nominations open.
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Frank Gorton
First National Bank
Brownfield Jaycees
Gorton
Ed Crow
Brownfield
Charles W. Jarvis
San Marcos
Jarvis
J. W. Hawkins
Terry County
City Taxpayers Face Deadline for Ad Valorem Taxes
City Tax Assessor-Collector Stanley Miller warns that the January 31 deadline earns a grace day due to Sunday. Taxpayers may pay by Monday February 1 without penalties. after that a 1 percent interest applies to unpaid 1964 taxes. Miller notes 82 percent 1964 collections as of January 21, behind 1963, with hope for 93 percent by deadline. South Plains Tax Assessors meeting in Lamesa included five Brownfield attendees.
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Miller
South Plains
Lamesa
Joyvee Borders
Thelma Miller
John Jennings
Larry Thurman
Property Taxes Dominate Terry County Revenue
Commerce Department figures show Terry County relies on property taxes for 67.7 percent of local revenue, versus a national average of 69.0 percent and Texas at 55.0 percent. Per capita property tax is $118.65 in Terry County, $83.17 in Texas, and $89.09 nationwide.
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Terry County
United States
Commerce Department
Texas
The
Tax Foundation
Slow Progress in Poll Tax Purchases in Terry County
A county spot check finds only 1,575 poll tax receipts issued, far short of last year’s 4,645. The final reminder warns that January 29 is the last day to purchase 1955 poll taxes before the 31st falls on a Sunday, urging all citizens to act soon.
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Terry County
Kiwanis Hear Arizonan Speak on salesmanship
Frank Patterson of Phoenix Arizona addressed 17 Kiwanis Club members and four guests at the Selets Jane Clubhouse during the weekly dinner meeting. He heads Patterson Customer Relations of Setre Cligis which is scheduled for the latter part of February under Brownfield Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. President Willis Weber led the event with guests Albert Cravey Bill Williamson Darwin Hillyard and Theo Brinson attending.
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Frank
Pat) Patterson
Phoenix
Yiz
Kiwanis Club
Selets Jane
Patterson
Setre Cligis
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Willis Weber
Albert Cravey
Bill Williamson
Darwin Hillyard
Theo Brinson
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Brownfield Country Club
Mancil Hinson
W. O
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Seagraves
Wellman Methodist Church
Brownfield City
Federal Credit Union Meeting
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Brownfield Jaycee
Mark Wyatt
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Bob Sewell
Madrigal Singers
Brownfield High School
Jim Casey
Duana Harris
Branfield Jaycerettes
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