Burglary Prevention Week Proclaimed by Brownfield Mayor
Brownfield proclaims Burglary Prevention Week as Chief Tippit urges residents to reduce risk this summer. He outlines four steps to deter thieves: create a lived in look, button up the house, reduce risk, and inform the right people with practical tips on lighting, timers, mail, and securing doors.
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Brownfield
C. E. Ross
James FE. Tippit
Chief Tippit
Tippit
Brownfield district approves nine new teachers and staff raises
Trustees agreed to hire nine new teachers for 1966-67 and authorize Dr. Douglas to employ a school nurse and a speech therapist. The board raised Jim Russell’s salary to a 12 month term and reported 93.69 percent attendance for the final six weeks and 71 students in Summer Reading.
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Brownfield Independent School District
R. Douglas
Carroll Collier
Collier
Bob Sewell
Donna Sue Burnett
Laura Cole
Peggy Sue Ditto
Byron Rucker
Oak Grove
E. B. Posey
Posey
Colonial Heights
Mary George Wilson
Cordell Green
West Ward
Anne Mason
Carolyn Rieck
Dellwyn Carter
Herb Gore
Texas History
False Tornado Alert Practice Run Stuns City
An unexpected tornado drill sounded around 3 a.m. Sunday, drawing wide attention from civil defense, police, and residents. Police turned off the southeast siren after a brief incident, while many sought shelter. Separate arrests included Shirley Renfro on an Ec tor County warrant with a $500 bond, and J. C. Perkins and Huron Daniel Barnes charged with vagrancy and fined and released.
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James Roe
Shirley Renfro
Odessa
Huron
Daniel Barnes
J. C. Perkins
Head Start enrollment rises as program expands
registration at Oak Grove Elementary for Head Start reaches 92 students after daily roll counts 43 then 78 with growth to 92. The eight week program aids children entering first grade in September including two rooms for non English speaking pupils taught by Zelma White and Ruby Arnold financed by a 1960s CEO grant of 19650 dollars.
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Posey
Jim Hensley
Ruby Arnold
Dora Ford
Zelma White
Edna Best
William Nunn
Barbara Gilmore
Linda Norman
Janie Fugitt
Nacy Benson
Helen Sampson
Willa Robberson
Shirley Patton
John Forsyth
Alene Landes
Gracie Brown
Eva Sears
Lera Hanson
Irene Boen
Hazel Young
Pat Young
Dorothy Faught
Ella Williams
Janie Evans
Bonnie Kann
Emily Simpson
Holland B. Evans
Evans
Oak Grove
Nancy Benson
Births and Deaths in Brown City for May
May added 25 to Brown field's population with 15 males born to 10 females. The month saw six deaths including two from heart attacks, one apoplexy, one respiratory distress syndrome, one malnutrition, and one pneumonia, bringing the year’s deaths to 46.
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Brownfield
Rites Held For Mrs Ethel Vest
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Vest 73 were held at Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Darold Baldwin officiating. Burial followed in Brownfield Cemetery. Mrs Vest died Saturday at Brownfield General Hospital after a long illness. Born June 5 1893 in Evant she moved to Terry County in 1930. Survivors include five sons two daughters three sisters twenty two grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren.
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Ethel Vest
Immanuel Baptist Church
Darold Baldwin
Brownfield Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Vest
Brownfield General Hospital
Evant
Terry County
Marvin
Herschel
Brownfield
Cecil
Andrews
Dennis
C. Marion
Pecos
Christine Reid
Ozelle Rowland
Anaheim
Calif
Ethyl Stepp
Millie Kerr
Three Rivers
Dollie Stephens
California
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