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 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1962

Page

1

Census underway in Brownfield Consolidated ISD to count students

The Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District continues its annual census for 1962 63 with 1 900 of about 3 300 expected students counted so far. Business manager Dillie M Kelly urges complete returns and notes the count determines state funds and the English class for Spanish descent children. Parents with missing blanks should contact the high school.

Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District Conclu Sion Dillie M. Kelly

First Republican Announces For A County Office

Chas S Kersh of 1305 East Hester will file as a candidate for Terry County judge in the Republican primary on May 5 He is the first Republican to seek a county office in Terry history Also Brownfield resident Jack Christie is noted as the first Republican candidate for the 28th District state senate seat Voters may choose in partisan primaries held same hours at different sites Kersh 41 a Diboll born SMU graduate and veteran connects to local businessman roles and civic groups with family and church ties See No 1 Page 2

Chas. S. Kersh East Hester Terry Kersh Raymond A. Simms Brownfield Jack Christie Republican Party Terry County Dibol Angelina County Houston Southern Methodist University Dallas SMU American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Johnson Implement Company John Deere Savings and Loan Association Rock Island Plow Company John Deere Plow Company Joe W. Johnson

Brownfield MOD March Of Dimes Set To Begin Tuesday

The 1962 Brownfield March of Dimes starts at 6 30 p m Tuesday with many Brownfield mothers canvassing residential areas. General chairman Mrs Homer E Barnes directs volunteers from 806 East Hester assisted by Mrs Lewis Simmonds 312 South Second and Mrs G V Ellis 911 East Hill. The Terry Yoakum Chapter of the National Foundation sponsors the event focused on birth defects arthritis and polio research with Leonard M Ellington chairing the chapter. Residents are asked to keep front yard lights on Tuesday night and workers will drop contributions at the South Plains Health Unit.

Homer E. Barnes East Hester Lewis Simmonds South Second G. V. Ellis East Hill Terry-Yoakum National Foundation

GOP Sets Monday Session in Terry County Women Meet

Terry County Republican Women plan their first 1962 general meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at The Party House. President Mrs Gaasch will chair a short business session after a Friday executive meeting. Four panelists will discuss Federal Aid to Education U N Bond Issue US Tariffs and Medical Care.

Terry County Phil Gaasch East Sons Gaasch Republican Women's Club R. L. Hansen J. J. Parrish Wm. J. Wolff East Cardwell U.N Marvin Jones Cecil Knox

Goza Enrolled in Take Six Training at Fort Carson

Bill T. Goza, Brownfield, is undergoing basic training at Fort Carson Colorado as part of the Texas National Guard Take Six program. He serves in Battery B 2nd Howitzer Battalion 133rd Artillery based in Brownfield. The program allows six months of active duty followed by the remaining term in the National Guard.

Bill T. Goza Brownfield Texas National Guard Goza Fort Carson Colo 133Rd Artillery Jake Army TNG

Brownfield Sextet At Estate Council Meet in Lubbock

Six Brownfield men attended the January South Plains Trust and Estate Council meeting at Parkway Manor Lubbock. Richard Prigmore Gowan McGowan Attorneys L G Smith Brownfield State Bank Craig Wilkerson John Keyes Ellington First National Bank W Graham Smith Southwestern Life Insurance spoke Fort Worth National Bank trust officer John Barry Kubbard presented Post Mortem Tax Planning. Max B Caraway of Dormar Caraway Lubbock presides.

Richard Prigmore Gowan

Troop 785 Completes First Aid Course Under Scoutmaster Hudspeth

Boy Scout Troop 785 sponsored by Brownfield Lions Club finishes an extensive first aid course directed by Set A E Roberts supervisor of the Brownfield Area Texas Highway Patrol. The four and a half hour exam follows three Monday evening sessions with members Jimmy Ward John Frazier Kenneth Frazier Mark Sampson Charles Lawrance Dana Haywood Larry Haywood Mike Paddock Bruce Littlefield Doyle Parker John Hudspeth.

George Hudspeth Boy Scout Troop 785 Brownfield Lions Club Set A. E. Roberts Brownfield Area Texas Highway Patrol Jimmy Ward John Frazier Kenneth Frazier Mark Sampson Charles Lawrance Dana Haywood Larry Haywood Mike Paddock Bruce Littlefield Doyle Parker John Hudspeth

Survey of Fallout Protection Here To Begin on Monday

A survey starts Monday morning to assess fallout shelter potential and existence in Brownfield and Terry County. Lead surveyor will be Jess Wyatt of Lubbock for an estimated week. Lewis Simmonds, head See No. 3, Page 3.

Brownfield Terry County Jess Wyatt Lubbock Lewis Simmonds

Monday Rites Will Be Held Here For Johnie Venable

Funeral services for Johnie Venable 55 of 1202 East Broad Way will be at 10 am Monday at First Christian Church with Rev. Ack Garrett officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Venable owned Brownfield Tractor Co at 304 Tohoka Rd until last October. Survivors include widow Mary Jo and daughter Mary Ruth Chisholm of Grand Prairie, and four siblings.

Johnie Venable East Broadway Brownfield General Hospital Venable Brownfield Lubbock Brownfield Tractor Company Tohoka Road First Christian Church Ack Garrett Arial City of Lubock Cemetery Brownfield Uneral Mary Jo Mary Ruth Chisholm Grand Prairie Dallas Wesley Venable Luther Venable John King Leoma Johnson

Outstanding Young Men Named by Brownfield Jaycees for 1961

The Brownfield Jaycees named Joel L. Price and Graham Swain the Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Young F emale for 1961 at the 22nd annual Service Awards Banquet in Brownfield High School cafeteria. Price, 33, heads Pioneer Natural Gas Brownfield District and serves as Terry County Community Chest president. Swain, 29, farms 1,300 acres in Terry and Yoakum counties and sits on the Terry County Farm Bureau board.

Graham Swain Route 4 Terry County Joel L. Price East Reppto Joe Brownfield Jaycee W. G. Swain South Second Graham Swain Elea Brownfield Jaycees Oym Route 5 Oyf Brownfield High School Hardhitting R. L. McMillon National Association of Life Underwriters McMillon A. C. Bishop Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Billy Winston BHS A. V. Wall Richard Prigmore Ed Crow First Baptist James Glasscock First Methodist Weldon Mason Price Frank Gorton Pioneer Natural Gas Company Eleanor Rodgers Plainview Kay Kirk Ken Terry County Community Chest Masonic Lodge 903 First Methodist Church March of Dimes Terry Yoakum

MOD Annual Dance to Benefit March of Dimes

Proceeds from the MOD annual dance go to the 1962 March of Dimes. Howard-Henson Post 269 of The American Legion sponsors the event at The Legion Hall. Hoyle Nix and Band of Big Spring perform. Dancing begins at 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Legion Hall Howard-Henson Post 269 The American Legion Hoyle Nix Band of Big Spring

Enrollment for Arlington Junior College Spring Semester

Edward McCutcheon son of Mrs Ottie McCutcheon 411 South Second and Rowe Stephens son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Stephens Route 4 left Thursday for Arlington to enroll in Arlington Junior College for the spring semester.

Edward McCutcheon Ottie McCutcheon South Second Rowe Stephens Lowell Stephens Route 4 Arlington Arlington Junior College

Canyon family visits in-town relatives this weekend

Here with parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Granto and daughter Tonya Dawn of Canyon spend the weekend with Tonya Dawn’s grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Kempson of 1 East Broadway.

Joe Granto Tonya Dawn Canyon George Kempson 1 East Broadway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Abilene Chass, Kersh Mrs Homer Barnes GOP Bill Goza Estate Council South Plains Trust and Estate Council Sgt. Roberts J. M. Reague John Jennings Truell Franche Tracy Cary Arthur Sawyer Richard Chisholm Cleburne R. H. Woolam E. R. McCune First Christian Brownfield Kiwanis Club Linda Mackey Jimmie Mackey Tommy Pettigrew Tom C. Pettigrew East Oak Brownfield Junior High Melody Restaurant Bud Cotham South Pecos News. Foto Jaycees Terry Farmer
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