Polls Open At 7 AM For Second Democratic Primary
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Saturday for the second Democratic primary. Ballots will be short with runoffs for two state offices and two local offices in each precinct. On all ballots appear Jerry Sadler and Jon Newton for railroad commissioners and W. T. Phillips and Carl Dally for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, unexpired term.
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Jerry Sadler
Jon Newton
W. T. Phillips
Carl Dally
Court of Criminal Appeals
Local Youth Baseball Poem and Precinct Ballot Details
A poem on youth baseball ethics accompanies notes on absentee voting in Precincts 1 and 3 with candidates Lee Bartlett Delton Gregg for commissioner and J D Babe Frith James Forson for constable. Balloting closed Tuesday with 102 votes cast and listed polling locations across multiple precincts.
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Lee Bartlett
Delton Gregg
J. D. (Babe) Frith
James Forson
Frank Gray
County Clerk's Office
VFW Hall
Enoch-Stuart Party House
Union School
Meadow School
Pool
Wellman School
Tokio-Johnson
Tokio Baptist Church
Local notes on graduates moves and a county race
Florence Carrell earned a management degree at California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks during May 23 commencement. Reverend Gene Lauder shifts from Welch and Wellman churches to Jayton, with Reverend Oran Smith replacing him after five years at Oklahoma Lane. Bertha Greenfield corrects Dr James Greenfield’s Baylor education and notes his college roommate Harlan Willis. State Representative recount edges Jim Rudd by 184 votes over E L Short after all county tallies.
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Florence Carrell
Brownfield
California Lutheran College of
Thousand Oaks
Gene Lauder
Welch and Wellman Methodist
Jayton
Oran Smith
Oklahoma Lane
Bertha Greenfield
James Greenfield
Yoakum County
Greenfield
Baylor University
College of Medicine
Baylor
Harlan Willis
Hockley County
E. L. Short
Tohoka
Jim Rudd
Rudd
Cemetery Board To Meet Friday
A special called meeting of the Terry County Cemetery Association board will be held at 4 o clock Friday afternoon in the district courtroom of Terry County Courthouse. President Carl Hogue will preside. The public and local officials are invited as the association seeks funds and new equipment to maintain the cemetery.
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Terry County Cemetery Association
Terry County
Carl Hogue
Crop Reimbursements Reach 25-County Texas Area
Plains Cotton Growers reports disaster payments under the 1973 Farm Act totaling 121 million dollars for 1974 and 1975 crops in 25 Texas counties. Terry and Yoakum counties show specific year totals, while the 25-county region tallies 1975 at 42.6 million and 1974 at 78.7 million. PCG criticizes proposed shift to Federal Crop Insurance.
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Lubbock
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Terry County
Yoakum County
PCG
Brownfield teachers honored at annual farewell luncheon
At noon Saturday Brownfield school held its annual luncheon to honor retiring teachers and present the Muldrow awards. Recipients included Alice Feagan Vivian Gore and Marie Gracey. The event featured remarks by Superintendent W C Caraway and praise for Al Muldrow who started the awards seven years ago.
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Muldrow
W. C
Bill) Caraway
Alton West
Caraway
Tim Faulkenberry
Ralph Waters
al Muldrow
Mont
Ken
Ken Muldrow
Alice Feagan
Brownfield
Jesse Geron
Vivian Gore
Dale Sides
Marie Gracey
Oak Grove
Hal Tunnell
John Baill
Bonner Lytle
Adrian Kolean
Ministerial Alliance
Ruby George
Cary Courtney
James Willis
Carrie Courtney
Mont Muldrow
Jesse Gerron
Jack Pinson
Pinson
Willis
Celeste Thomas
Weather forecast calls for hot days and warm nights ahead
The forecast through Saturday predicts hot afternoons and warm nights with high cloudiness and no measurable rain. Winds will be variable and conditions favorable for outdoor activities.
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National Weather Bureau
Cubs Fall Behind in Region One Opener to Eagles
Rovean struck out 14 Eagles allowing several hits but the Cubs produced only two safeties. Five costly errors doomed Chicago as Linver Mosby earned the decision for the Eagles.
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Brownfield
Randy Rovean
Pecos Eagles
Rovean
Eagles
Cubs
Council To Open Bids On Pickup Brownfield Meeting Agenda
Brownfield City Council will meet at 8 30 this morning to open bids on a pickup and a street sweeper and hold a public hearing on the George property zone change north of the tennis courts at Brownfield High School. Cemetery finances will be discussed.
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Brownfield City
George
Brownfield High School
Meet Your Nabor Boston Opens After Remodeling
Boston's Fine Poods a newly remodeled ultra modern restaurant with drive in service is open again after closing January 19. Manager Leland Hulse announces a large dining room for about 55 and a salad bar steaks and baked potatoes along with the original menu. Regular employees Inez Melinis Pete Jackson and Angie Fabila return. Hulse a Brownfield native and Vietnam veteran has led Boston's Super Dog and Boston's at Post. He and wife Dee Ann Boston have two children Michael and Leanne and attend Crescent Hill Church of Christ.
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Boston
Fine Poods
Leland Hulse
Hulse
Inez Melinis
Pete Jackson
Angie Fabila
Brownfield
Super Dog
R. G. Herron
Carroll
Denver City
Laurene
Houston
John
Grady
Peggy
Slaton
Charlene
Wellman
Wellman High
FFA
Corpus Christi
South Plains
Texas Tech
U.S. Army
MARS
Nabor
Dee Ann Boston
H. D. Boston
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New York City
Richmond
Raleigh
N.C
Paul Findley
Illinois
Washington
Congress
W. B. Criswell
Idalou
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Criswell
Brownfield School
Rae Yen
Teeatione
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Linver Mosby
Pecos
Cub Diamond
Council
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