Brownfield Scouts Head for Fourth National Jamboree
About 47 Brownfield youths depart Tuesday as part of the South Plains Council’s 280 strong delegation to Valley Forge Pennsylvania for the Fourth National Jamboree. The group will travel through 24 towns in the region and stay in seven air conditioned buses. They plan to return July 23.
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Ruby Montgomery Maintains Oil Painting Hobby 30 Years
In a Meadow community life feature, Ruby Montgomery and her husband R L Montgomery are profiled for Ruby’s 30 year devotion to oil painting. The piece notes her move to Meadow in 1926, teaching at Meadow school, and their long marriage begun in 1927.
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Brownfield Invitational Golf Opens Here This Week
About 100 state golfers are expected to tee off at Brownfield Country Club for the Fifth Annual Brownfield Invitational. Rex Baxter Jr. of Amarillo won last year with a course record 64 but may not compete. Entry is $10, with barbecue and entertainment Friday night. Match play starts Saturday. finals Sunday.
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Quartet of burglars held after San Angelo break in
A San Angelo man and three juveniles were arrested minutes after burglars struck Model Dry Goods Store Wednesday night. Gustavvo A. Garza, 21, plus three youths, were jailed in Terry County with Garza posting a $1,000 bond. Police stopped them for a minor traffic violation and recovered two radios a 45 caliber pistol an illegal knife a tool box of items and burglary tools. Estimated $25 value taken. tools link to a Plainview burglary. See No 6 Page 6.
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Plainview
Terry County Farmer Grows Weeping Lovegrass Seed
George Weiss of Terry County harvests about 100 pounds of pure seed per acre from a one year old Weeping Lovegrass stand planted to improve soil. The crop, grown with Terry Soil Conservation District help, will be rotated across the farm for erosion control, with straw hay to be baled. Weiss plans a second seed harvest in September and will till the grass under this fall.
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Kegun
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Tion
Terry Soil Conservation District
Cotton Insect Infestation Reported Heavier in South Plains
Light to heavy rains covered the region with heavy hail harming stands of cotton on an estimated 85 000 to 106 000 acres. The heaviest damage occurred in Dawson Floyd Lynn Lubbock and Terry Counties while conditions favored growth in other areas.
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Texas Bar Association 75th Meeting Held in Dallas
Brownfield attorney Burton Huckney will attend the 75th annual State Bar of Texas meet in Dallas. The gathering at the Texas Hotel Crystal Ballroom features speakers including American Bar Association president David F. Maxwell of Philadelphia and State Bar president Newton Gresham of Houston.
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No Chance Seen For Bill To Aid Farmers In County
Washington reports indicate minimal prospects for a bill to allow Terry county farmers to enroll soil bank acres destroyed by natural forces. The legislation, backed by Senators Yarborough Monroney Kerr, faced uncertain fate after House Agriculture Committee hearings, with Congressman Mahon noting no clear path to passage.
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Ralph Yarborough
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Robert SS Kerr
George Mahon
J. L. Chiob King
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Pearl Bureau
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Mahon
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Standings and results from Friday baseball games
Major League standings show Oilers 15, Senators 1. Yankees 10, Indians 12. Granta 2. Friday results list Red Sox 4, Cuba 4. Yankees 4, Cats 32, Sports 11.
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Thursday Scores From Baseball Card
Thursday results show livers 10 over Cardinals 6. Yarnkees 13 beat Red Sox 9. Tigers 12 defeated Dodgers 5. Pirates 4 faced Cardinals 4.
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