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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
10
Texas lawmakers drift through a quiet interlude as a record tax measure looms. Eight Central Texas reps respond to Governor Daniel on a broad 2 percent sales tax with corporate income tax ideas and debate fair sharing across districts.
A collection of crossword style clues covers terms from sail spray to camel cloth and musical notes, followed by a political analysis on tax bills and Texas politics. It notes John Tower's Senate win reshaping party power and contemplates runoffs in special elections.
Meadow-Challis HD Club hosted a lamp casting demonstration at Mrs Johnny Winston 303 South Fourth. Members learned to stain or paint lamp vases to suit decor. Delegates announced for the San Antonio state convention and a crafts workshop in Pioneer’s Flame Room with Mrs Henson directing.
Governor Daniel forms a nonbinding panel of agency chairs to draft tax guidance for a possible special session. Lawmakers question another study group but seek possible compromise routes amid stalled regular-session tax bills and revenue gaps.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Dallas D. Denison of 1201 East Buckley returned Friday from the Ceta Canyon Brownfield District Camp for the Methodist Church near Canyon. Mrs. Denison had served as director of the camp's junior department. Counselors leaving Brownfield were Mrs. Shorty McNeely of 609 Park Lane and Mrs. M. L. Beaty of 1306 East Buckley.
Hoover Oklahoma requests renaming to Fort Arbunkie in honor of President Hoover. The move references the town in Little Dixie as a Democratic stronghold with historic ties to the Hoover surname.
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