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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
9
The family thanks friends for kindness during their loved one’s passing. Prayers, flowers and meals were appreciated. Special thanks to Dr Daniels Dr Smith and the nurses for their care. May God bless you all from the Vivian Brigance family.
Friday and Saturday sales at 909 S Lons and 1306 E Harris offer dishes, kitchen items, appliances, flatware, pictures, lamps, curtains, clothing, bedding, boxes, furniture, and more from three storerooms. Includes various small items and appliances.
The Loop Independent School District in Gaines and Terry County Texas announces a Board of Equalization session beginning Friday July 18 1975 at 2 PM at the meeting place in Loop Texas. The board will determine fix and equalize the value of taxable property for 1975 and interested parties are urged to attend.
The Plains Independent School District will hold a Board of Equalization meeting at the Office of the Assessor and Collector of Taxes in Plains Yoakum County Texas starting Monday July 14 1975 at 9:00 A.M. to determine and equalize taxable property values for 1975. The oil gas utilities and industries session begins July 17 1975. Legal notice 557. The Turner Home Demonstration Club met June 10 with plans for state and local events and a July 12 picnic in Stanford Park.
Independent executor David E. Stevens, appointed May 27 1975 in Terry County Texas, notifies creditors to settle debts or present claims by legal deadline at his El Cajon California residence. He has appointed Delta Pra ther Benton as resident agent for service of process in Brownfield Texas.
Brownfield Art Association sponsors arts crafts and bake sale on July 7 at 1103 W Main from 9 am to 7 pm. Non member sales incur 25 percent commission while members pay 26 percent. Paintings crafts and baked goods offered for sale. Bring sale items to the art building.
The Texas Safety Association with the Governor's Office of Traffic Safety and the Department of Public Safety urges motorists to stay alert during the 4th of July weekend. Emphasizing seat belts, watchful driving, and child protection, the call warns of high travel volume and dangerous conditions from unfamiliar roads and distracted travelers.
Brownfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Gay Price of 1408 E Broadway traveled to Tulsa to visit a niece and husband Ted and Mrs. Cole. They toured Branson to see Shepherds and visited Silver Dollar City to see Mrs. John Adamer in Missouri. They also toured Claremore Will Rogers Museum and Oklahoma City Cowboy Hall of Fame. Rebekah Lodge members attended Hub City Friendship Night. Funeral attendees for D T Clark in Levelland listed several Brownfield residents.
By Era Seara reports a baseball game in Lubbock and family notes from Brownfield. Eva Baggett returns home after hospital stay at Methodist. Grandchildren Tonia, Todd and Tregg Granato visit from Denver to stay with George and Pete Kempson families. Challis Baptist Church caps vacation Bible school with 60 attendees and 72 attendance one day.
The text notes that in Japanese culture the ages 19 33 42 and 47 are considered unlucky. It reflects superstition regarding those specific years and their supposed misfortune across traditions.
The State Highway and Public Transportation Commission extended the Texas 55 mph limit for another 120 days starting July 30. This follows December 1973 special session directives requiring review every 120 days and an 64th Legislature amendment extending rules while the national limit remains in effect.
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