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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

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New Finance Bill Aids Local Schools

Brownie the Brownfield old timer notes public worry about economic change and a rising wave of ailments linked to recession. A firm survey cites doctors and officials. Dr. Irving K. Zola predicts more social ills as statistics near release. In Brownfield, Harold J. Walker, 28, Oklahoma, suffered injuries after a crash at Seagraves Highway and Old Lamesa Road. ambulance transport to Brownfield General Hospital followed vehicle damage and a utility pole strike.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare Atlanta Irving K. Zola Brandeis University Harold J. Walker Oklahoma Seagraves Highway Lamesa Road Walker Brownfield General Hospital

Pair Charged With Affray At Brownfield Club Fight

Brownfield police arrested Saragosa Jose Rivis Jr. and Jackie Riverra Deanda after a 12:59 a.m. Sunday affray at a local club. No gun was found. Other reports note a Coleman Park concession stand break in with cash and food missing, losses estimated at 65 dollars, plus a missing rifle valued at 70 dollars and a toolbox stolen from a parked pickup.

Brownfield Saragosa Jose Rivis Jr Jackie Riverra Deanda Coleman Park

Coach Exits for Aldine Houston Post

Jerald Haynes longtime assistant coach and teacher leaves to join Aldine High School in Houston as assistant football and head track coach. He moves with wife and three children after house sale, expected July relocation.

Jerald Haynes Aldine Houston Aldine High E. Lons Haynes

Meadow Museum seeks early Meadow items for grand opening

Meadow Museum committee invites donations of early Meadow community items and photographs predating 1925. Items, furniture, utensils, tools, and kitchenware are requested, with items delivered to Mrs. Tongate on Mondays and Tuesdays. Box 116 Meadow 79345. The event coincides with a centennial celebration on October 11 and includes a bazaar, preserves, barbecue, and Meadow Musical performances.

Meadow Museum Meadow Jack Tongate

Taxes Sufficient In Brownfield District

Brownfield Schools curriculum director Jack Pinson said a new finance bill should keep district taxes level and boost both federal and state funds, estimating about 170000 more dollars. The board approved a new salary schedule and heard a one time bonus proposal for 1974 75 with no action taken yet, costing about 51651 dollars.

Jack Pinson Brownfield Schools Brownfield Board of Education Pinson Tim Faulkenberry Jacque Hunter Board of Trustees James Willis

Hail Damages Hit 400000 Acres of Cotton on High Plains

Plains Cotton Growers and ASCS face questions as weather wrecks cotton across 25 counties. Disaster payments under the 1973 Farm Act, at 12.7 cents per pound, depend on final replanting dates and measured losses. Appraisers sample fields, allow replant options, and adjust coverage for underplanting among crops.

High Plains Plains Cotton Growers, Inc USDA Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Service ASCS Fie PCG Donald Johnson

It is impossible to make anything foolproof rule

An old saying notes that no device can be foolproof because fools are ingenious. The remark adds that any simple device a five year old can assemble should be.

Local Tid Bits Highlight Community Health and Events

Last Thursday Raymond and Nita Reynolds nearly left for Colorado when she had a stroke after 9 p.m. She was rushed to the local hospital and faces surgery today. J D and Dorothy Jane Burnett returned from Oklahoma City with their daughter Mrs Wayne Turman of Canyon, who attends an allergy clinic annually. Charlie Price reports a new real estate licensing act effective May 19 affecting all salesmen and brokers. Brownfield schools head W O Bill Caraway, who had open heart surgery in Lubbock, expects to return home soon with limited visitors. Jaycees president Carl Stephenson notes slow ticket sales for the Shopping Spree on June 28 to benefit Juvenile Diabetes. Pastime Cranny hosts a Tole Painting class at 101 Seagraves Road amid busy week despite vacations and heat.

Raymond Nita Reynolds East Tate Colorado J. D Dorothy Jane Burnett Oklahoma City Wayne Turman Canyon Turman Brownfield Jaycee’s Carl Stephenson Seagraves Road Tole

Amicable George Jameson Named New Anthony's Manager at Brownfield

George Jameson, new Anthony's manager, moves his family to Brownfield in two weeks. He has seven years with Anthony's, previously managed Colorado City store two years and was Seminole assistant manager four and a half years. Born in Matador, son of Susie and the late C C Jameson. Married to Mary Jane Durant Oklahoma. daughter Carla Michele age seven. Active in First Baptist Church. hobbies include golf and tennis.

George Jameson Anthony’s Brownfield Jameson Colorado City Seminole Matador Susie Jameson Slaton C. C. Jameson J. J. Snider James Wolfforth Tech Clara Martin Mercy Hospital Carla Michele First Baptist Church Nabor

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