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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
1
A reflective column sketches how a paper serves many readers from housewives to public officials. Various vignettes note local happenings at Brownfield, Canyon City, and area schools, plus a look at sports figures and community trivia.
Twelve Bank of Mexico officials arrive in Lubbock to begin a two-week agricultural finance and farm management short course at Texas Tech University from July 15 to 28. Activities include a welcome, talks by John Ball and Dr. L Wayland Bennett, site inspections for a field science lab, and field trips to area farms and lenders.
American Legion Post 263 in Brownfield will sponsor Miss Alice Toliver as a contestant in the Miss American Legion Department of Texas Beauty Pageant at the Texas state convention in San Antonio July 19 to 22. The winner earns an all expense paid trip to Hawaii in August to enter the national contest.
Brownfield Mayor Lloyd Hahn designated July 22 to 28 as Western Week. The Terry County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo parade opens July 26 at 4 pm, with nightly dances at the Posse Grounds County Barn. Miss Sandy Lankford of Graham will attend, and Miss Toliver defends last year’s honors.
Brownfield Independent School District trustees approved resignations for John Garrison Grady Henry and Glorietta North and hired ten new staff at a Friday meeting in the administration building Also noted was reelection of J Burnett as tax assessor collector and a Mexican bankers visit with a lunch hosted by Brownfield Country Club during a two week Texas Tech University short course in Brownfield area
The Rev Paul Nieto and his wife Bessie moved from Idalou to Brownfield June 5 to lead the Mexican Baptist Church. Born in Elsa he trained at San Antonio Bible Institute and once worked as a cement finisher before ministry. He previously led the Spanish Mission at Peacock 1964 67 and now lives at 405 North 10th Street with seven daughters Celia Ruth Paula Jane Becky Ester Nelda.
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