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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1970

Page

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Burglars Loot Collins Dept Store in Lamesa

Burglars smashed two large plate glass windows and a door to enter Collins Department Store in Lamesa soon after midnight and fled with at least 70 men’s suits valued around 5000 dollars. The item notes community chatter and local business connections.

Collins Dept Lamesa Tohoka Road Howard Retail Merchants Association Luther Reynolds Country Club Pan American Petroleum Luther Pan Am Neil S. Whitmore Ralph Reid Griff Star Discount Griffith Griffin Lion L. G. Smith Brownfield

Darwin Named Director on TADA Board

Charles Darwin owner of Charles Darwin Ford was named area director of the Texas Automobile Dealers Association. He joins the 1600 member body to study motor vehicle buying public needs in the Brown field area. TADA president Jack McKenzie said the position is highly important and Darwin will work with the Board and officials to improve Texas auto industry. TADA represents franchised new car and truck dealers in Texas.

Charles Darwin Charles Darwin Ford Texas Automobile Dealers Association TADA Brownfield Jack McKenzie Corpus Christi Darwin Texas TACA

July 4 Parade in Brownfield Seeks Entries

The Brownfield Fire Department sponsors a Fourth of July parade set for 10 a.m. Saturday July 4. Earl Elrod says plans include National Guard color guard, Boy Scout participation, American Legion Howard Henson Post No 269 entries, and performances by Brownfield High and Intermediate School bands. Citizens are urged to fly the flag and clubs or individuals should register at City Hall Fire Station.

Brownfield Fire Department Earl Elrod National Guard Boy Scout The Fire Department American Legion Howard Henson Brownfield Elrod City Hall

Rozean Competes in PH and T in St Louis for Division Title

Randy Rozean and 44 boys aged nine to twelve from multiple states compete at Busch Memorial Stadium in the Official Major League Baseball Pitch Hit and Throw event. The event, tied to Phillips Petroleum and MLB, precedes a Cardinals Phillies game with eight regional winners earning division trophies and advancement eligibility.

Randy Rozean Missouri Ilinois Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Mississippi Louisiana Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis Cardinals United States Bowie Kuhn Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Okla Phillips St. Louis Hilton Inn

Will 46 Die Over July Fourth Traffic Holiday

Major C. W. Bell of the Texas Department of Public Safety warns that about 46 people may die in traffic accidents during the 78 hour July 4 weekend. Operation Motorcide will run 6 pm July 2 to midnight July 5 with extra personnel and daily tolls to urge safer driving. Bell stresses individual responsibility to reduce the toll.

C. W. Bell Texas Department of Public Safety Bell Highway Patrol Major Bell

Post Office Downs Saturday Window Service at Brownfield

Brownfield post office will discontinue Saturday window service starting July 4 due to declining demand and cost savings. Parcel delivery on Saturdays ends, with a 9 to 11 a.m. call window for parcels and emergencies. Delivery by city and rural carriers remains unchanged, first class mail and newspapers will be delivered earlier, and box rentals are encouraged for seven day service. Use ZIP codes and a Brownfield address stamp to avoid misrouting.

Brownfield Howard Davis Davis Lubbock Texas

Pheasant stocking plan gains public support in Terry County

A large crowd attends a Soil Conservation Service meeting with Joe Davidson and H. Rothmann detailing stocking progress. They report ring neck pheasants spread in Hereford area but not south of a Cochran Hockley Lubbock line, and urge whitewing releases to suit low humidity.

Terry County Joe Davidson H. Rothmann Eas Hereford Ringneck Cochran Hockley Lubbock Texas Tyler Earey Rothmann Mound Lake Parks and Wildlife Department

Bond Sales Reach Halfway Point in 1970 Pace

May purchases of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds totaled 15437 dollars, bringing five month sales to 53249 dollars and 53 percent of the 1970 100000 goal. Texas May sales rose to 14528581 dollars, year to date 77112605 dollars, 43 percent of a 179.9 million goal. National May purchases of E and H bonds and Freedom Shares reached 385 million. five month total 2000 million, 0.8 percent below 1969. Series E to Series H exchanges in five months reached 101 million, up 30 percent from 78 million in 1969.

United States Savings J. O. Gillham Texas

Most Businesses To Close July 4

Brownfield firms plan Saturday closures for Independence Day with several stores choosing to stay open. Retail Committee defers to merchant consensus. many square merchants pledge to close including Klein's TG Y Wacker's Collins Anthonylin's Phil's Shoe Masso. Cope land Hardware may close if others do. Lindsey Hardware also to close. Goodyear and Western Auto close Saturday. Terry Courthouse to close at 5 pm Thursday and reopen Monday. Chamber west offices to close Friday through Sunday. Pioneer Natural to close Friday through Sunday.

Mittee Terry County Lindsey Hardware Lubbock Highway Goodyear and Western Auto Terry Chamber of Phone West Pioneer Natural Office

Arrests Reported in Mitchell County Jailed and Freed

Edward Glenn Dawson was arrested and charged with burglary by breaking and is held for county authorities on a worthless check charge. J. W. Harrell was charged with abandonment of wife and children and released on a $500 bond. Trine Constancio posted a $200 peace bond after beating his wife and threatening to kill her. Homer T. Suddeth was arrested for passing a worthless check and held on a $1,000 bond. Mrs Larry D. Coleman arrested for passing a worthless check and released after paying 107.10 in fines. Two subjects were arrested for drunkenness in public.

Edward Glenn Dawson Mitchell County J. W. Harrell Trine Constancio Homer T. Suddeth Larry D. Coleman

OPI Representatives Set To Visit Campus Wednesday

College representatives plan to assist students seeking further education. The Neighborhood Center in the old Wheatley School will host counseling with Milton Morris OPI executive vice president Jerry Lewis field representative Mrs Jon Ann Dwyer OPI Counselor and J W Sollis Texas State technical programs. Information on all financial aid options and application procedures will be provided.

The Inc Wheatley School Milton Morris OPI Jerry Lewis Jon Ann

Local Hams Run Two Day Field Day in Terry County

Radio amateurs from Brownfield and Terry County conduct a 24 hour Field Day operation with headquarters on Cedar Street near Tashoka Road. The volunteer group trains daily to handle emergency health and welfare messages and backs local agencies with portable generators and equipment across a five state area.

Radio Amateurs of Brownfield Terry County Cedar Street Tashoka Road Citizens’ Band Radio Club United States Vietnam Lubbock Terry County Sheriff's Office City Police Department Terry County Civil Defense City Fire Department

Car Tire Blast Injures Man at Mason Oil

Oscar Decker, 505 mast Lanny, an employee of Mason Oil Company, was treated at Brownfield Hospital after a tire on a passenger car blew up and struck him in the nose. The accident occurred about 4 30 p m Tuesday.

Oscar Decker Mast Lanny Brownfield Hospital Mason Oil Company Decker Assenger

John Barnett Named Area Engineer for Pan Am in Slaughter

John R. Barnett has been named area engineer for Pan American Petroleum Corporation's Slaughter area, effective July 1, transferring from Fort Worth to replace A R Reed who moves to Pan Am's Tulsa office. Barnett joined Pan Am in 1964 and previously worked in Brownfield and Lubbock. He is a Texas Tech petroleum engineering graduate native of Andrews.

John R. Barnett Pan American Petroleum Corporation Slaughter Barnett Fort Worth A. R. Reed Pan Tulsa Pan Am Brownfield Lubbock Texas Tech University Andrews Amarillo High School Cisco Junior College Society of Petroleum Engineers A.sm.e Red Raider Club

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Ye Pub Rozean Ph&t Randy Bill Rozean East Tate Jim Reed Cardinals Phillies Brownfield Satellite School For Wayne Cornett Evening Lions Club Newsfoto Soil Conservation Service H. G. Rothmann Parks and Wildlife Big Spring Don Burda Gerald Thomas Byron Cabbiness Elgin Shelton’s Retail Com Pan-Am John Barnett
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