Brownfield Boys Club Clean-Up Aids City Drive
Brownfield youths will clean streets Thursday through Saturday aiding the citywide cleanup. For one dollar they will stencil house numbers on trash cans and chain lids to keep them secure, following a local ordinance reminder from City Sanitarian Jim North Cutts.
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Brownfield Boys Club
Harold Andrews
Jim Northcutt
Buckley
Cardwell
Reppto
Tate
Broadway
Our Corner Weighs In On City Cleanup And A Westward Move
A lighthearted Column notes early signs of community cleanup success while warning about clutter dangers. The author jokes about garbage can lids as shields, recalls Red Badges of Courage, and teases a move to Prescott Arizona, a 17000 population town on Route 66 en route to Disneyland.
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West Texas
Guinevere
Prescott
Arizona
Tony Bennett
San Francisco
Thumper Number Two
Route 66
Disneyland
General Telephone Opens House at Southwest Office
General Telephone Co of the Southwest invites the public to an open house at 101 E Tate this Thursday from 1:00 to 8:30 p.m. District Manager J H Fowler says visitors can see a behind the scenes tour of telephone equipment in action, with exhibits displays and refreshments for all guests.
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General Telephone Company of the
Southwest
E. Tate
J H. Fowler
Functions Of Grain Company Itemized Here
Weldon Callaway of Goodnasture Grain & Milling Co led the Kiwanis Club meeting at Selena Jane Brownfield Clubhouse. He spoke on Goodpasture operations in town and Houston with slides, while Willis Weber announced clean up contracts. George Bunton and visitors Tom Petty and Cecil Lanning attended.
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Weldon Callaway
Goodnasture Grain & Milling Co
Monay
Kiwanis Club
Selena Jane Brownfield
Houston
Tom Petty
Cecil Lanning
Kiwanis
George Bunton
Services Slated For Mrs. Ida Walker
Funeral services for Ida Walker 83 are set for 4 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Ed Crow officiating. She died at 8 40 a.m. Wednesday at Brownfield Convalescent Home after a long illness. A Terry County resident since 1948 she moved here from Gainesville to live with her children after her husband’s death. Survivors include son M W Walker and daughter Mrs Mattie Brown both of Brownfield one brother Perry Ashcraft of Lindale two sisters Mrs Jane Dean of Tyler and Mrs Eva Graham of Lindale four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Ida Walker
First Baptist Church
Ed Crow
Perry Ashcraft
Lindale
Jane Dean
Tyler
Eva Graham
Radar unit to curb Brownfield traffic enters service
Brownfield police prepare to deploy a new radar traffic unit aimed at reducing accidents and injuries. The device records highest speeds and can be used from stationary patrol cars, with licensing pending final FCC approval. Police urge citizen cooperation for safer streets.
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Brownfield City
Brownfield
Jaycees Hold Brownfield Weekly Luncheon Meeting
Brownfield Jaycees met at the Party House for a general business session with Bull Snob in charge in president David Cole's absence. A city-wide clean-up campaign update was given, property land locations to inspect were assigned, and the Miss South Plains Pageant report was reviewed with guest Chris DeBusk and mention of event success.
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Brownfield Jaycees
Bull Snob
David Cole
Bob Whitney
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O. E. Floyd
City Sanitation Department
Boys Club
Mr. Floyd
Billy Waitman
Keir Cheatham
Cravey
School Board of Education
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Tony's
O. R. Douglas
Douglas
J. W. Edgar
State of
Texas
Shirley Marie Grimes
Christine Mills
Mary Edwards McCown
Judy Kern
Emily Simpson
Cletis Leavelle Tatum
John Q. Public
General Telephone
Willis Weber
Walker
Larry Beauchamp
Fedral Communications Compnission
Jaycees
Chris DeBusk
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