Water Use Drops in Brownfield Compared to May Prior
City figures show Brownfield residents used 53,746,600 gallons in May 1965, a drop from the prior May. May daily totals ranged from 734,000 gallons on the 17th to 2,716,100 on the 28th, with May 31st recording 1,051,400 and a peak 2,974,400 gallons.
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Brownfield
Cadet Rhyne graduates with honors from NMMI Roswell
Cadet Sgt. Robert L. Rhyne Jr. of Albuquerque earned honors at the New Mexico Military Institute Roswell graduation on May 30 and was named to the dean’s list. He plans to enter the University of New Mexico in September. Several Brownfield attendees listed.
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Robert L. Rhyne Jr
Iris Road
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
R. L. Rhyne
Brownfield
Kathryn Goodpasture
2Nd St
L. A. Rhyne
Rotary Members Briefed On TV Cable Planning
Arnold of Brownfield Community Antenna Television System spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Party House. He outlined channels networks and consumer costs for the planned cable system. Three guests attended the meeting led by president Bill Noble.
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Rotary
Cool’’ Arnold
Brownfield
Rotary Club
Arnold
Bill Noble
Local Shriners Stage Function At Country Club
The Brownfield Shriners held a dance on May 29 at the Brownfield Country Club to boost Shrine activity. Bernie Howell Trio provided music and breakfast followed. Guests included Shriners and Masons from Lubbock Tokio Plains Ropesville and Seagraves plus Illustrious Potentate John Heket and Lady Vivian.
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al Maneris
Lynn Peveler
South Plains Shrine Club
Brownfield Shriners
Brownfield Country Club
Wayne Rousseau
Lubbock
John M. Heket
Khiva
Bob Stribling
Cravey
Shriners
Bernie Howell
Shriners and Masons
Tokio
Plains
Ropesville
Seagraves
John Heket
Lady Vivian
al Mandri
Winnie
Amarillo
Noble Bob Stribling
Potentate
Evelyn
Nobel Lynn Peveler
South Plains
Primitive Baptists Invite Guest Speaker for Sunday Sermon
Elder Dennis Taylor of Crosbyton will deliver the morning sermon at Friendship Primitive Baptist Church at Hill and CC Streets. The service begins at 11 o’clock and the public is invited to attend.
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Dennis Taylor
Crosbyton
Freindship Primitive Baptist Church
Hill and
Cc" Streets
Bengals Emerge With Bi-District Baseball Bunting
Snyder Tigers, district champions of District 3-AAA, edged Wichita Falls Hirschi 1-0 in the bi district second game to take the series. They won the opener 5 to 0 in nine innings, with the regional winner advancing to the Class AAA state meet in Austin.
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Bengals Emerce
Snyder
Snyder Tigers
Wichita Falls Hirschi
Hirschi
Austin
Kermit
Hereford
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Rhyne Honor Grad
NMMI
John L. Cruce
Ef, Cardwell
J. L. Cruce
Ek. Cardwell
H. Y. Griffis
E. Cardwell
Kathy Goodpasture
Tohoka Road
Darlene
Darla Turner
E. Buckley
Jean Hill
Metha Stevens
Sandra Simpson
Terry County Farm Bureau
Blue Cross Fire
Jake Fulford
Agency
Lindsey
Cire
Lindsey Hardware
Sporting Goods
Noble Thurman Skains
M. H. Ratliff
Earl Jones
Charles Price
Noble Price
Noble Ray Stelle
Noble Bobby Jones
Primitive Baptists
Sonay
Resn Grom Hamburger
Tigers
Tors
Shamburger Lumber Co
W. Hill
Chevrolet
Powerful
U.S.A
Malibu
America
Charles Paul Chevrolet, Inc
Broadway