Rains Threaten Brownfield Rodeo Schedule And Parade
With six inches of rain on Terry County grounds officials hope drainage will allow opening the rodeo at 8 pm Thursday. Plans call for a parade along Ross Street with floats to join riders and a 4 pm feed in the Show Barn for sheriffs posies contestants and visiting riders. Grand Entry set for 8 pm nightly through Saturday plus dancing after shows with Jim Mackey and his All Stars.
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Terry County
Rodeo Grounds
Ross Street
Posse
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Main Street
Fourth
Main
Masonic Lodge Hall
Broadway
Plains Highway
Sheriff's
Brownfield Oddfellow Lodge
Rebekah Lodge No
Sheriff's Posse
Charles Plummer
Elk City
Okla
Billy King
Jimmy Mackey
His
All Stars
Brownfield Tractor Company
Brownfield
KKUB
Wellman
Gomez, Johnson and
Tokio
Union Gin
Mozelle Ratliff
James Thurman
Monroe Bowden
Joe Joplin
City releases regular monthly water report for Brownfield
Brownfield residents used 61,304,200 gallons of water in May with a May 13 high of 2,576,600 and May 29 low of 990,900 gallons. May 1966 saw 47,822,800 gallons, about 13.48 million less. Drought drives lawn and garden use as Brownfield readies water from the Indian River system, to begin Monday as the second city on the line after Lubbock.
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Brownfield
Indian River
Varied Duties For Local Law Officers In Street Turbulence
Local law officers coped with wild weather and a reported Gomez Store break in. An all-night chase began after 11:47 p.m. with multiple deputies and city officers pursuing suspects. no arrests were final, and several drunkenness and minor possession charges followed as two accidents were investigated.
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Gomez Store
Earnest Hutson
E. Repto
Homer Parker
Merchants Offer June Bargins Across Local Shops
Local merchants announce June Dollar Day with bargains for area residents. Savings plans encouraged as promised prices dip. Brownfield merchants pledge lower prices to help shoppers.
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Bargins
Brown Field
Brownfield Flood Devastates Area After Severe Storm
Severe storms hit Brownfield around 11 p.m. causing four foot flood surges in businesses along the Plaza area. Major damage to the Plaza Motel and Restaurant, Cicero Smith Lumber, and several homes with rescue efforts saving a man from Dallas. Roads closed, lightning and wind shattered windows, and 600+ telephone lines were knocked out across the city.
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Brownfield
Civil Defense
Plaza
Frank Skillern
Dallas
Skillern
Rater
Patrol Chemical
Goodpasture Grain
West Main Street
Cicero Smith Lumber Company
Cactus Lane
W. Harris
E. Oak
Brownfield Funeral Home
Brownfield General Hospital
Fred Tucker
Lamesa Road
Country Club
Tucker
Brownfield Country Club
Hoy
Frontier Stamp Center
City Cleaners
City Drug
the Cowboy Store
Sears
Montgomery Ward
Eakin Office Supply
Wackers
Collins and
Anthony’s
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Telephone Company
Plaza Fl
City Equalization Board Holds First Meeting and Sets Hearings
Members Dewey Rodgers Marvin McNutt Dale George and J T Bowman formed the city equalization board at 9 am in City Hall Council Room Bowman was elected chairman and Rogers secretary They reviewed the 1967 tax role authorized Miller to mail June 20 public hearing notices for taxpayers with valuation changes The board approved the 1967 vehicle valuation schedule Jo Dee Meil served as deputy The public hearing runs June 20 from 9 am to noon and 1 30 to 4 pm in City Hall residents may sign up at the tax office to discuss their schedules Brownfield’s rate remains 35 percent of evaluation at 1 30 and prior rates are noted
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City Tax Equalization Board
City Hall
Dewey Rodgers
Marvin Mcnutt
Dale George
J.T. Bowman
Stanley Miller
Equalization Board
Bowman
Rogers
Miller
Brownfield
Jo Dee Meil
Legion Schedules Officer Election at Post No 269
The American Legion Howard Henson Post No 269 sets its regular meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p m to elect officers. Supper will be served before the meeting and both men and Auxiliary members are urged to attend this important session.
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American Legion
Howard Henson
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Larry Beauchamp
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Suggs
Joe D. Vazzi
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Virah McIntorff
Levelland
James Vincent Melcher
Capias
Alford Allen O’conner
S. H. Conner Jr
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Harold Lee Swann
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Minnie Montano
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