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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
2
Brownfield News lists address 409 W Hill Brownfield Texas 79316 with publication schedule every Thursday and Sunday. Editor Billie Norman and Publisher William R Campbell head operations. Subscription rates shown for carrier, mail, and regional areas.
Editor notes breakfast and luncheon menus for Head Start week June 12 to 16. Monday offers oatmeal cookies grape juice and meat loaf with sides. Tuesday features graham crackers fruit punch macaroni and cheese with Spam celery and mixed fruit.
South Shields England AP Alan Gould headmaster Ocean Road Secondary School replaces the school prayer book with prayers written by the fourth form students. He says the boys prayers are finitely better and reflect modern youth. One 15 year old Philip Patterson prayer asks for world peace amid violence.
Pfc Roy Will son of Mr and Mrs Troy Willis of Lubbock will depart Sunday after a two week furlough spent with his parents before being shipped to Germany. He joined the Medical Corps six months ago and completed basic training at Fort Bliss. He leaves from Fort Sam Houston for Germany.
Brownfield High School opens a summer academy with 127 students enrolled in core classes and 119 in driver education. Courses cover English grammar and literature, government, and Texas history with detailed class breakdowns for English levels and literature. A four week summer tennis program runs five days a week with 10 participants.
Linda North 14 of Brownfield and six area girls were chosen to join an 18-member USA troupe performing seven weeks at the Montreal World’s Fair. Auditions were held in Lubbock, chaperoned by Mrs. Bea North, with rehearsals beginning three weeks before departure. Linda, a Brownfield Junior High student and former cheerleader, has trained in multiple dance styles and placed second in the 1965 Junior Olympic Tumbling event in Amarillo.
Registration is open for the School for Little People at the First Methodist Church. It limits to 15 applicants with Methodist children given first opportunity. The program serves four year olds by September 1 and runs on Mondays.
Jackie Cargill of Great National Life Insurance earned TLRT membership announced in Austin by E Kenneth Tooly TLRT executive secretary. Membership runs Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9 to 11:30 during the public school year with holidays aligned to the schedule. Cargill is active in Brownfield Optimist Club Terry County United Fund and Boy Scouts and resides at 1316 E Broadway with his wife in First Baptist Church where he serves as a deacon.
McGowan spoke on wills at the Brownfield Rotary Club meeting Friday. He distributed a diagram of estate division without a will and discussed tax advantage tactics for heirs. A Q and A followed and noted complications when a will is absent.
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