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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
1
A Southern Bell bulletin board in Nashville Tennessee carried a free kittens notice listing two black males and one white female. The mother is purebred Siamese and the father from a good neighborhood.
Brownfield Kiwanis Club funds a week at Camp Post for four Boy Scout Troop 748 members Ray Lozada Danny DeLaCruz Ricky Garcia and Roy Lee Tealer. Cost total 100 dollars with 25 dollars per boy donated by the club.
The Terry County Farm Bureau will sponsor a Discussion Meet at 8 p.m. August 6 in the Little Theatre at Brownfield High School. A moderator leads four to eight contestants through topic based discussion to explore farm policy issues and member needs.
A dry warm pattern dominates the South Plains through Monday June 28 with highs in the 90s and nights in the 60s. Soil moisture is limited in parts but recent showers aid crops. cotton needs little water until square or first bloom, while sorghum will require irrigation soon. The drought remains severe in several regions though some improvement is noted.
The Retail Committee of the Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture with the Small Business Administration held a shoplifting and cold checking program at Brownfield High School Little Theatre. J B Hare and H B Virgil Crawford spoke as films The Shiplifter and The Paperhangers were shown.
Jesse Geron principal reminds students July 23 is final day for schedule changes or corrections. If needed, contact the high school office within two weeks to report social security numbers for listed students and staff including Jimmy M Brown Barbara Flournoy Howard Gandy Ricky Gonzales Marty Hales Annie Harrell and others.
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