Noble Team Leads Ongoing Membership Drive in Brownfield
The Jones County Jaycees announce a community membership push led by the Noble Team at two Brownfield locations. Funds raised support local civic projects and station services with profits benefiting the hive, Humble One and Refine Company.
Brownfield News Endorses Bill Blakley for U S Senate Seat
The Brownfield News editorial voices strong backing for William A Blakley in the U S Senate race against Ralph Yarborough. It praises his Texas roots, constitutional government stance, states rights, independence from special interests, and readiness to serve.
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William A
Bill Blakley
U. S
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Brownfield News
Texas
Congress
Wm. A
Arvis—Blakley
Blakley
Washington
Abilene
Blakley Campaign Swing Through Brownfield
Dallas lawyer and rancher William A Blakley campaigned in Brownfield seeking the U S Senate seat held by Ralph Yarborough He spoke to about 100 Lions at a luncheon urging constitutional government free enterprise and farm independence He then toured downtown meeting businessmen and shoppers.
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William A
Bill) Blakley
Lal Copeland
Copeland
Terry
Dallas
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Blakley
Brownfield Lions
Bill Blakley
West
Texas
Brownfield Funeral Home
Boyd Pearce
Immanuel Baptist Church
Boriak Wias
Babyland
Phiat
Puternal
J. C. Williams
Route 1
Ropesville
Mra
Hb I. Shell
Weatherford
Local roundup items span town to world in Ellis County notes
A miscellaneous clipping covers Boz in Ellis County and nearby towns, noting film references, Texas well drilling figures, church vacation Bible school, a senatorial candidate visit, school dance instructor changes, hospital administrator appointments, nuptial announcements, and youth group travels. The jumble sketches local events and wider topics with names like Clark Gable, Doris Day, Reg al theaters, and Anita Jo Woolley.
Brownfield Names Hospital Administrator to Begin in August
The Brownfield board hires Charles Thomas Davis to lead Treadaway Daniell Hospital, starting in early August. Davis comes from Midland Memorial Hospital with prior duties at the same facility, while the board completes transfer paperwork and sets up administration.
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Terry County Hospital
Charles Thorn, Davis Jr
Midland
Midland Mésmeyial Hospital
Brownfield
Charles Thomas Davis
Browsfield
Midland Memorial Hospital
Daniell Haspital
Yerry County Hospital
Davis
Tasiagrers
Val Garner
Lee Vwarthert
A. Winn
K. Kendrick Trues fOornis
Denise
Lilly
Garner
Vic
Winn
Dilly Davis
Charles Thomas Davis JR
Effects of Act Worldwide in Scope United Presbyterian Merger Described
A Pittsburgh report recounts the historic merger of Presbyterian bodies as ither United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America forms from the Union of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A and United Presbyterian Church of North America. Delegations of 350 join in a ceremonial handshake and banner removal marks the union, moved to the Syria Mosque for General Assembly activities. The new church adopts the United Presbyterian name and vows Christian charity and brotherhood.
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Brownfield
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
U. S
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Birth Avenue
Biselow Boulevard
iPo
USA
United Presbyterian, Church In
United States of America
United Shirlmig
Bigelow Boulevard
Syria Mosque
General Assembly
JO Cayeral Assembly
T SA
Nore
Underground Sprinkler System Begins in Terry County Farm
Work started this week on one of the first underground irrigation systems in Terry County. John Manville Transits irrigation pipe arrives for J B Knight Farm Machinery and Eulice Farrar to lay 3,086 feet across his Gomez Community fields connecting two wells. The cement asbestos joints will be leak proof with no deterioration, supervised by Glenn Milner of Lubbock. Carroll Sanders from Houston helps, John Clark of Knight Distributing speaks, and the Denison Plant makes the pipe. This marks the start of more underground irrigation projects in the area as Pransite Pipe handles high pressure with buried feeder mains.
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Terry County
Mm. Severa
Johns Manville
J B. Knight
Eulice Farrar
Gomez
Farrar
Carroll Sanders
Huston
Glenn Milner
Company
Instelate
Lubbock
Wil
Denison
Sompeniens
Collins Leads League Batting With 550 Mark
North Wale star Richard Ownery tops the charts with a .546 average through the first half, while Darwin Cheatham of the Cantdats sits at .474. Cardinals hold the top team batting mark at .729, with Dodgers and Tigers following in the top three.
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Richard Ownery
North Wale
Peary
Wiel
Jonny Herring
Torney Progtor
Paates
Ted
Darwin Cheatham
Cardinals
Alan
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