Brownfield News Contact and Pricing Info
Brownfield News issue details the newspaper address in Brownfield Texas and publishing staff with subscription rates for carrier and mail across regions. It lists contact numbers for News Dept and Society and Circulation and outlines rates for six months and yearly subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hill
Brownfield
Texas
Billie Norman
William R. Campbell
Terry
Yoakum
Gaines
Dr Strain Speaks at First Christian Fellowship
Dr. Dudley Strain, a commission member and president of the Lubbock Ministerial Association, spoke at a Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowship at First Christian Church in Lubbock. He has pastored in Indiana and Oregon and authored The Measure of a Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Strain
First Christian
Dudley Strain
Commission On Brotherhood
Butler University
Yale Divinity School
Union Theological Seminary
Providence
Ind
Salem
Ore
First Christian Church
Lubbock
Texas Convention of Christian Churches
Texas Board of Christian Churches
Strain
Japan
Interboard Committee For Christian Work
The
C.R. Lawrance
Dixie Woodard Named To Office In Girls State Program
Dixie Lena Woodard of Wellman and Bluebonnet Girls State activity was named City Civil Defense Coordinator in City F Austin Texas during the ongoing Girls State session at the Texas School for the Blind. The program, started in 1937 by the American Legion Auxiliary, trains high school girls in citizenship and self governance with two 1967 outstanding citizens to be sent to Girls Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Lena Woodard
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet Girls State
Austin
Texas School For the Blind
City F
Tommy Woodard Af Wellman
Tnt
Wate Se
Republic
Virus Threat Hits Texas Corn and Sorghum Crops
Cereal virologist R W Tolar of Texas A and M reports Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus in Texas fields for the first time, threatening corn and grain sorghum with losses up to about two million dollars. The virus, spreading via Johnsongrass rhizomes and aphids, infects eastern Texas crops, with symptoms including yellowing and leaf reddening. Plant breeders are developing tolerant varieties to mitigate damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R.W. Tolar
Texas A&m University
Tolar
Fort Bend
A&m Extension
Wendell Horne
Horne
Tech To Train 55 Peace Corps Volunteers At Tech
Representative George Ma hon announced a 147 126 grant to Texas Tech to train 55 Peace Corps volunteers for Costa Rica though Tech noted only 40 would be trained under a revised agreement. Trainees arrive July 6 for a 13 week program with field work in Costa Rica after three weeks in Vera Cruz Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mahon
Texas Tech
Costra Rica
Tech
Tech Peace Corps
George O. Elle
Costa Rica
Lubbock
Elle
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Matador Hall
Elie
Sixth Annual July 4 Rodeo Planned at Boys Ranch Arena
Johnny Bonner announces the sixth annual July 4 Rodeo at Boys Ranch Arena starting 7 p.m. The arena on the Ranch grounds, designed by World Champion cowboy Harry Tompkins, features lighting and a PA system. Residents compete for All Round Cowboy Trophy Buckles in three age groups with place ribbons. Events include steer riding boot scramble and sack race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Bonner
West Texas
Boys Ranch Rodeo Committee
Boys Ranch
World Campion
Harry Tompkins
Rodeo Schedule Promotes West Texas Ranch Fundraiser
July 4 event features ex Boys Rancher Lawrence Scott from Marfa as pro steer rider and a rodeo clown. Fort Stockton Sheriff Posse provides stock. Bonner and Ranch volunteers built the Arena. Free spectator seating with donations to West Texas Boys Ranch, Tankersley operation near San Angelo. Calf sale by Chinese auction benefits the Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Scott
Marfa
Fort Stockton
Tech Library Receives Grants For Library Materials
Rep George Mahon announced grants totaling 54752 to the Texas Tech Library for library materials. The awards come from the U S Office of Education under the College Library Resources Program, with two Tech grants of 5000 and 49752. He also cited smaller grants to Lubbock Christian College and South Plains Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mahon
Texas Tech Library
Mahon
Lubbock Christian College
South Plains Junior College
U.S. Office of Education
Hatchery Fish Begin Spawning In Texas Hatcheries
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports channel catfish in spawning in San Angelo and Fort Worth hatcheries as water reaches 78 degrees. A.E. Pettit says 40 pairs of 4–5 pound fish can yield about 1.2 million fry under ideal conditions, enough to stock a 16,000 acre lake, with J.C. Searcy directing troughs at Eagle Mountain to protect newborns.
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Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
San Angelo
Fort Worth
A.E. Pettit
Pettit
Eagle Mountain
J.C. Searcy
Eagle Mountain Lake
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Ae Joyce Brown
Betty Moore
Don Moore
Moore
West Texas Boys Ranch
Tankersley
Hamilton
West
DIAL
Denver City, Texas
State Bank
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