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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
3
June 9 1965 news brief highlights vacation Bible school plans at Methodist church with gathered notes on local residents. Includes rental housing ads, bedrooms for rent, and social event mentions among families in Hobbs New Mexico and nearby areas.
Public notice indicates a school board session set for a morning in June. The text lists equalization of taxes and attendance details for the Sal School, referencing the June timing and board action.
Kuykendall son of Mrs. J D Kuykendall earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Texas Tech on May 29. He was a member of Alpha Psi, Phi Beta, and Beta Gamma Sigma and ranked in the top 10 percent. He is married to the former and they plan to live in the area.
Three Terry County American Cancer Society officers attended the Interim Board meeting at the Inn of Six Flags Arlington on June 12. Discussion covered patient aid, potential blood banks for Jeukemis patients, and a five year plan emphasizing examinations and smoking education. Travis County reported aiding 11 patients this year through its blood bank. about 225 people statewide attended.
Lynne Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith attended the Christian Youth Fellowship meeting at Camp Dota Glen near Canyon from May 30 to June 5. She represented the local CYF as president and district recreational chair. The theme Personal Problems covered topics such as Superfluous People Racial Problems Alcohol ism War Problems and Sex Morality. Group sessions included 14 members and two supervisors with a keynote address. Films and film strips aided discussions. Afternoon recreation featured swimming hiking and other sports. The session closed Friday night with a Night of Silence and communion Saturday morning.
Thomas H. Garner advanced to Cadet Sergeant First Class on May 30 at the New Mexico Military Institute during the Roswell Municipal Stadium commencement exercises marking the 72nd annual event.
The Brownfield Garden Club sponsors a landscaping project starting Thursday at Bays Club. The aim is to engage interested youths in planting flowers and selling shrubs, with a meeting at 4 o'clock that afternoon to organize participation.
Two teacher workshops at Oak Grove Elementary School led by West Ward principal David Cole, per Dr. E B Posey, cover Local Production and Projected Materials. Seven workshops run across summer with 32 teachers in projected material sessions July 26 30 and August 16 20 and 30 teachers in local production July 12 16 and August 2 6. Teachers attend voluntarily to learn better methods for next fall.
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 6 to 5 in a seven inning start with six runs, five hits, and five errors for the Cubs versus four runs, six hits, and three errors for the Cardinals. The Yankees followed with a 6 to 5 win aided by Mike Blair's home run and solid hitting.
A Terry County report notes a surge in money in circulation benefiting local business and the economy. The article highlights greater liquidity and potential for increased commercial activity in the area.
Terry County Historical Survey Committee plans attend a regional workshop in Crosbyton on June 13 led by Leo Holmes with Region 17 oversight by Lewis Timberlake. The session at Pioneer Memorial Museum aims to share county work, learn state activities, and discuss Panhandle Plains history preservation.
Four errors plague the game with Gary Jones taking the loss for New York while David Gomez endures a defeat for the Red Sox. The article notes Gomez being charged with the loss and cites the lack of run support or defensive miscues contributing to the setback.
Joe Price of Pioneer Natural Gas Company says the Comfort Clinic will run year round and extend to Friday evening. Arkla Server and Pioneer specialists in Brownfield will consult with customers at no charge or obligation to assess air conditioning needs. They measure homes and businesses, calculate heat loss and gain, design a turn key project price, and advise future remodeling plans.
Stanley Miller inducted Darr el Baldwin Les Decker and Heartsill Blake as new members into the Brownfield Kiwanis Club. The meeting at Selena Jane Brownfield Club House had Willis Weber in charge. Jimmy Green presented a World War II beach landings film. July 15 set for five day Camp Gene Ashby trip near Mason with three days in camp and two travel days. Don Hendley chairs the Camp Committee.
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