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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1968

Page

7

Conservation Pays For Lewis Waters Cotton and Pea Crops

Lewis Waters, 10 miles west of Brownfield, reports setbacks with cotton stands from heavy rains and dust. He uses a chisel plow to reduce erosion, grows black eye peas as a soil builder and money crop, plants native grasses to cut drifting sand, and plans future beef cattle on an 80 acre grassy plot. Waters serves on the Terry County Farm Bureau and worries about labor unions, with his wife and two teens part of Tokio Baptist Church.

Lewis Waters Waters Brownfield Lamesa Terry County Farm Bureau Glen Ray Becky Tokio Baptist Church Mrs. Waters

Farmers Fight For Expanding Market

Cotton farmers push to increase fiber demand led by George C. Cortright Jr. with Waters and Lewis weighing new methods like bed planting. By June 27 total cotton bonds and research funds reached 6,972,000 dollars with expectations to exceed seven million as the Cotton Board reports low refunds and efficient operations.

Waters Lewis George C. Cortright Jr Cotton Board Memphis, Tenn Rolling Fork Miss Cortright Department of Commerce

Cargills Attend Wisconsin Meet

Mr and Mrs Jackie Cargill will attend the annual President's Club meeting of Great National Life Insurance Company at The Abbey Lake Geneva Wisconsin. A four day program runs through Friday culminating in the President's Banquet at the Lake Geneva Playboy Club and Hotel. The club comprises GNL's 23 top underwriters recognized for record production and service.

Jackie Cargill E. Broadway Great National Life Insurance Company Lake Geneva Wis New Lake Geneva Playboy Club GNL

Mitchell Jr. Makes Dean's Honor Roll at University of New Mexico

Henry Mitchell Jr. of Midland earned Dean's Honor Roll status at the University of New Mexico College of Nursing for the spring semester with a GPA of 3.2 or higher. He is the grandson of Mrs. Frank Mosbey, 401 West Bynum Lane.

Henry Mitchell Jr Midland College of Nursing University of New Mexico Mitchell Frank Mosbey West Bynum Lane

Emily Rivera Begins Marine Recruit Training at Parris Island

Pvt. Emily Rivera daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlos Rivera Rt Four is in recruit training at Parris Island S C. She started June 22 for seven weeks of Marine Corps history drill discipline and physical training before a 15 day home leave and assignment to a school or duty station. Rivera is a 1968 Brownfield High School graduate who previously worked for General Telephone Company.

Marine Pvt Emily Rivera Carlos Rivera Rt. Four Parris Island S. C Rivera Pvt. Rivera United States Marine Corps Brownfield High School General Telephone Company

Nazarenes appoint new leaders in district and world offices

Dr. Raymond W. Hurn of Lubbock resigns as West Texas district superintendent after 14 years to become executive secretary of the Church of the Nazarene Department of Home Missions in Kansas City Missouri succeeding Dr. Orville Jenkins who becomes a general superintendent. Dr. Lyle Eckley of Peoria Illinois will succeed Hurn as West Texas district superintendent after being elected by the district board in conference with the general superintendent in jurisdiction.

Raymond W. Hurn Lubbock West Texas Church of the Nazarene Department of Home Missions Kansas City Orville Jenkins Home Missions General Church Hurn

Nighttime walleyes lure anglers with deep-water chases

Good fishing for walleyes can be enjoyed after dark as they chase minnows into the shallows, offering anglers productive evening action and steady bites under low light.

Texas Industrial Commission Boosts Industry Ads

The Texas Industrial Commission in Austin reports 1,208 inquiries from September 1967 to May 1968, up 93 percent year over year, generated by national ad campaigns. Ads highlight Texas advantages and target manufacturers outside the state, with mailings to about 9,000 executives.

Texas Industrial Commission Austin Commission Texas New York Kay Nesom Industrial Commission The

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