Pirates Stay on Top in Babe Ruth League Standings
The Pirates remained first with a 5-2 victory over the fourth place Red Sox. Robert Perez earned the win allowing five hits while Ronnie Davis took the loss. The Cubs crushed the Cardinals 12-2 in their first win, dropping the Cardinals to last. Cub pitcher Ronnie Davis allowed three hits and fanned five.
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Pirates
Red Sox
Robert Perez
Ronnie Davis
Cubs
Cardinals
Cub
Fox and Mullins Thank Voters After Democratic Runoffs
Horace Fox of Route 2 thanked supporters after Saturday's Democratic Primary loss in Prec. 4 to incumbent R. L. Burnett. Wayne Mullins Jr. expressed gratitude after winning reelection in Prec. 2, defeating A. C. Stephenson in the runoff.
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Horace Fox
Route 2
Fox
R. L. Burnett
Wayne Mullins Jr
A. C. Stephenson
Reed Couple Visits Carlsbad Caverns This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Billie Reed of Lubbock spent the weekend with her brother Aubrey Pur year and his wife of Route 3. Sunday they visited Carlsbad Caverns.
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Billie Reed
Lubbock
Aubrey Puryear
Route 3
Carlsbad Caverns
Methodist Pastors In Terry County Are Reassigned
The Northwest Texas Annual Conference in Big Spring reassigned Terry County pastors. J. Lloyd Mayhew and Tom Wilson will serve second year at First Methodist and Parkview Methodist respectively, with other Terry County changes including Harold Rucker to Edgemont Abilene and Weldon Rives from Colorado City to Meadow. H. H. Nance retires from Wellman Methodist. Joe A. Walker moves to Wellman. Roscoe Trestle reassigned to Pool and Lakeview Methodist churches.
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Brownfield Methodist
Methodist Conference
Northwest Texas
Big Spring
J. Lloyd Mayhew
Tom Wilson
First Methodist Church
Parkview Methodist Church
Terry County
Harold Rucker
Meadow Methodist
Edgemont Methodist
Abilene
Weldon Rives
Meadow Church
Colorado City
H. H. Nance
Wellman Methodist Church
Joe A. Walker
Anton
Wellman Church
Roscoe Trestle
Pool
Lakeview Methodist
Buffalo YWCA Building to be razed for store expansion
Buffalo plans to tear down the old YWCA Building to allow a store expansion. The corner stone was laid in 1882 by the mayor. The article notes a separate fact about a two year old colt named Henry the Eighth after his sire Bold Ruler.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Buffalo
YWCA
Grover Cleveland
Henry the Eighth
Bold Ruler
Brownfield Gazette Ad Rates and Publisher Credits
The Brownfield publication lists subscription prices for local and distant areas, with annual and semiannual terms. Publisher Lowell Hunt and staff including Don Bynum and Joe Boatright are credited along with advertising and mechanical departments.
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Brownfield News-Herald
Thurs
Boyd Johnson
Copeland Hardware
Copeland's
Charles Clyde Hargraves
Sandra Kay
Joy Lynn
Kathy Gail
L. A. Brown
South Ninth
Fox and Mullins Express
News Business
Pontagt Pada Brown
Brownfield
Texas
Lowell Hunt
Don Bynum
Joe Boatright
M. D. Fairbairn
Society
Saeki Aesas
Maine
Terry
Yoakum & Idines
Furr
Wester Ranch
Snider's
Food Club
Gaylord
Cello
Furry
Littlefield
Levelland
Santa Rosa
Kraft
Elna
Betty Crocker
Brownie
Oleo
Parkay
Romaine Vec
Aaa
Lee Ee
Hamburger
Connec
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