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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

2

Cheatham Reunites With Brother After 54 Year Gap

Will Cheatham age 79 of Brownfield visits Haleyville to reunite with his brother Jim for the first time in decades. The meeting brings joy to sister Maudie Wilson and others who had not seen him since long separations. Cheatham retired five years ago after a life in farming and now enjoys time with family, including wife and children.

Will Cheatham Wo Webb St Browns Sig Haleyville Brother Jim Will Maudie Wilson Halesville Wil Cheatham Brownfield Cheatham Orie Jackson Daugther Dewell Cheatham Eo Fast Hill

Lack Of Rains Drives Up May Water Usage In Brownswid

May water consumption rose sharply due to drought and gardening demand. Brownswid used 62.748 million gallons, up 15.940 million from May 1973, with 2.974 million gallons on May 31 and 1.051 million on the low day. The 1965 May totals show 5.807 billion gallons with highs and lows of 2.571 million and 725 thousand gallons. U S scientists report Turcotte 23 a Malaysian jockey will ride at Delaware Park, diving to 1500 feet deepest recorded.

Brownswid U. S Fion Turcotte Antarctica Delaware Park Ng Mammal

Letters to the Editor Praise for Miss Creola Moore

A reader commends Miss Creola Moore for being named Teacher of the Year and lauds her humility compassion and community work. The note recalls knowing her for about 15 years and reflects affection for the teacher who also inspired the writer. It mentions a baseball stat about a longest game to the majors last season between the Indians and Senators.

Creola Moore Miss Moore Rotary Club Cleveland Indians Washington Sena

Dairy Foods Spotlight in June Dairy Month

The Texas Department of Agriculture and the National Dairy Council highlight the health benefits of dairy products during Dairy Month. About one million families are involved in dairy from farm to distribution, with dairy supplying over three quarters of the nation’s calcium.

Texas Department of Agriculture National Dairy Council

Neil Barrier to Assist With Laymen Crusade on West Coast

Neil Barrier will travel from Rt 1 to aid West Coast Baptist churches July 22 26 in the West Coast Layman's Crusade. Sponsored by the Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission Home Mission Board the event aims to draw about 1000 laymen from across the United States to California Oregon and Washington. Barriers team will at assigned churches provide Christian testimony personal work and may undertake civic group appearances and other duties as directed by church leaders.

Neil Barrier Rt 1 West Coast Southern Baptist Commission United States Southern Baptit Brotherhood Commission Home Mission Board California Oregon Washington

Summer Camps Opening for Local Boy Scouts

Summer Camp opens June 7 at Camp Post and Camp Tres Ritos, running six weeks for South Plains Council Scouts and Explorers. Camp staff and program directors from Lubbock oversee activities including merit badges, outdoor skills, and campfire programs with unit-led camping experiences.

P. E. Davis Lubbock Tres Ritos Gary Don Essary Camp Post South Plains Council Order of the Arrow Camp Tres Ritos Ben Kelln Arrowhead Johnne Simmons Longhorn Cesare Buzzutta George White Littlefield Bill McElroy Mackenzie Tras Slaton Jerry Reese Quannah Parker Brownfield Boy Scouts of American America South Plains Council Service Center Summiter Camp

Whitworth College Grad Honors Fran Opitz

Mrs Fran Opitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Patter son Rt 1 was among 223 seniors receiving diplomas at Whitworth College Spokane May 31 2 30 p m in Cowles Memorial Auditorium Executive VP Dr Mark Koehler presented the diplomas Opitz earned a Bachelor of Science degree President Dr Louis Perry gave the commencement address and Rev Harry G Brahams of Monrovia California delivered the baccalaureate sermon

Fran Opitz Joseph Patterson Rt. 1 Whitworth College Spokane Wash Cowles Memorial Mark Koehler Opitz Louis Perry Harry G. Brahams First Presbyterian Church of

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