SCS Adds Man To Staff In Terry Area
Hoyt Morgan joins the U S Soil Conservation Service in Brownfield coming from Winnsboro Texas He will aid Terry farmers and ranchers in basic conservation planning Morgan replaces Martin Barrington who transfers to East Texas in April Morgan and his wife Wilma have two sons Dan and Stanley They attend The Methodist Church Morgan holds a bachelor degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College and a master's from Oklahoma State University He taught at the University of Wyoming and has worked in Winnsboro for 18 months Other SCS technicians in Brownfield include Mack Gray head Bill Dugger and J C Ebersole
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Martin Barrington
East Texas
Morgan
Wilma
Dan
Stanley
Methodist Church
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Oklahoma State University
University of Wyoming
Torrington
Winnsboro
SCS
Brownfield
Mack Gray
Bill Dugger
J. C. Ebersole
Pessimism On Long Term Use Of Bracero Labor voiced
A. M. Muldrow of Brownfield told Terry County Users Association the Mexican bracero program faces a grim future. He stressed it depends on congress, warned lawmakers from 36 states outnumber the 14 states using bracero workers, and urged letters supporting PL 78 extension. Other Brownfield speakers urged action and public opinion.
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Terry
A. M. Muldrow
Brownfield
Terry Farmer
Terry County Users Association
Monroe Rowden
Route 4
Vic Watts
Route 3
W. H
Dub) Holleman
1006
East Tate
James Thurman
G. W. Henson Jr
C. A. Winn
East Lake
Frank Ratliff
Cardwell
TCUA
Muldrow
Washington
Matter of
H. L
Hub
King
Howard Hurd
Noah Lemley
American Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Tower for Senator Campaign Opens in Terry County
Terry County Republicans announce co chairs Jim Parrish and Bill Nichols to lead the Tower for U.S. Senator drive for John Tower. A door to door Brownfield survey, women’s study group plans, and a March 28 rally at The Party House are set, with Ed Mayer to speak and Tower to appear on KDUB TV Channel 13 at 10:30 p.m.
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U.S
Terry County
James Evans
Jim J. Parrish
East Reputo
Bill Nichols
Tahoka Road
Terry
John Tower
Brownfield
Claude Caperton
Cecil Knox
Thad Risinger
Phil Gaasch
East Sons
Party House
Ed Mayer
San Angelo
Evans
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kdub-Tv
Carlsbad man claims car title in early morning stop
Brownfield police stopped a 1953 Cadillac on Ross Used Car Lot. Jamie R. Putman, 35, produced a Texas title naming A. P. Cox of Hollis Oklahoma as owner. Oklahoma plates were on the vehicle and Mrs. Cox confirmed Putman had authority to possess the car. Putman runs a Carlsbad used car lot.
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Carlsbad
Brownfield
Sydney Hester
Obie Ward
Ross Used
Jamie R. Put
Texas
A. P. Cox
Hollis
Okla
Oklahoma
Terry Grand Jury Indicts 17 Here On Various Charges
A Terry County grand jury returned 17 indictments after hearing 29 cases. Named defendants include W. T. Henderson on two forgery counts, Dalton Neugent for DWI, Clyde P. Morris DWI, Ben Guebara burglary, John Erebia burglary, Jimmy W. Kaiser forgery, E. M. Moore arson, Ramon N. Salinas two burglary counts and theft over 50 dollars, Jerry Don Roedler burglary, Ronnie Hollis burglary, and Daniel G. Silva three burglary counts.
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Terry County
W. T. Henderson
Dalton Neugent
Clyde P. Morris
Ben Guebara
John Erebia
Jimmy W. Kaiser
E. M. Moore
Ramon N. Salinas
Jerry Don Roedler
Ronnie Hollis
Daniel G. Silva
Paving Bids Set For Terry County Precinct 1 Project
Terry County Commissioners Court accepted waivers of right of way for a Precinct 1 paving project starting in front of the Mon Telford home and extending one mile south. Five bids were received. decision delayed until Engineer Ralph Douglas reviews a related report. Low bid came from R. L. Garret at 31089 dollars. A separate front end loader bid for Precinct 4 was approved, and court plans to attend the Odessa conference March 26 to 28.
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Terry County Commissioners Court
Precinct 1
Mon _ Telford
Lamesa Road
Ralph Douglas
Littlefield
Plains Machinery Co
Precinct 4
Caprock Machinery Co
Odessa
Brownfield High Band to Perform in Concert Tonight
Fred R. Smith presents Brownfield High School Band at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with Brownfield High School Choir under A. V. Wall as guests. Tickets cost 50 and 25 cents at the door.
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Fred R. Smith
Brownfield High School
A. V. Wall
Veterans Services Mark Life Of Local Resident John Gracey
John E. Gracey 78, longtime Terry resident and farmer, died Wednesday at Terry County Hospital. Services are set Friday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, two sons, two daughters, and a sister. Additionally, Jack Holt 65, Brownfield barber, died Sunday night. services were held at First Baptist with Masonic rites. Holt, a WWII veteran, was active in local civic groups and owned Brownfield Hotel Barber Shop.
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Terry
Terry County Hospital
John E. Gracey
East Lake
Dallas County
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph O’dell
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Paul Gracey
Route 1
Rudolph Gracey
Flagstaff
Ariz
Katherine Chapman
1100 East Ripley
Dutch Marie Gracey
D. D. Carter
Roscoe
Jack Holt
East Main
Brownfield Barber
First Baptist Church
Ed Crow
First Baptist
Brownfield City Hall
Clifford Horn
Kingsville
John Holt
Big Cabin
Okla
Barney Holt
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Gladys Meness
Salinas
Calif
Willie Chambers
Gallatine
Broadway
Brownfield Volunteer Fire Department
American Legion
Howard-Henson Post
Brownfield Odd Fellows Lodge
Brownfield Masonic Lodge
Holt
140Th
France
Runaway 13-Year-Old Found By Brownfield Police
Brownfield police found a 13-year-old runaway youth after a traffic stop by Patrolman Sydney Hester at First and Felt around 12 a.m. The boy, reported missing by his parents for two days, was taken into custody and held until his parents were notified the next morning.
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Brownfield
Sydney Hester
Huge Speaking Contest Slated Saturday Night
Brownfield Toastmasters host a large speaking contest Saturday at 7 p.m. in Brownfield High School cafe. Tickets are 1 75. The club elected its 1961 62 officers and will install them April 3.
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Brownfield Toastmasters
Brownfield High School
Brownfield Group
Kelly Proctor
East Buckley
Charles Church
East Reppto
Charles Abercrombie
South Sons
Joe Woods
East Broadway
Faris
Are Doctors In Short Supply In Terry County
A U S Department of Health report shows Terry County lists 1 1 private practice physicians for 1 454 residents. Nationally the ratio is 1 doctor per 30 people and Terry County falls well below local averages with 37 per 100 000. The study groups counties by urban proximity to compare patterns.
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Terry County
Terry
U. S
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Johns Hopkins University
Surgeon General’s Office For
Writer Chooses John Tower for Senate Endorsement
Mrs. Phil Gaasch of 1212 East Lens writes to Brownfield News declaring firm support for John Tower for the U S Senate. She lauds his free enterprise stance, States rights, and belief in individual governance against socialism, calling him a conscientious conservative.
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Brownfield News
John Tower
U. S. Senate
Phil Gaasch
East Lens
Colonial Heights PTA Hosts John Wilson Speaker
John Wilson of Lubbock will be guest speaker for the Colonial Heights PTA meeting at 7 30 p m today in the school cafeteria. Wilson, a former Lubbock County Juvenile Officer, is director of ABC Boys Club in Lubbock and will discuss Moral Behavior What Is It.
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John Wilson
Lubbock
Colonial Heights Pta
Wilson
ABC Boys’ Club
Publisher's Corner Visits Local Area Political Figures
John Ben Sheppard of Odessa and Quincy Adams of Dallas met in Brownfield to discuss Senator Bill Blakley's campaign. They highlighted Blakley on Judiciary and Banking and Finance committees and praised a 5 percent federal income tax share for state education funding with no federal strings.
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Odessa
Quincy Adams
Dallas
Brownfield
Bill Blakley
John Ben
Odessa Natural Gas Company
Adams
America
U. S. Senate
Senator Blakley
Judiciary
Banking
Finance
Weaver
Federal Housing Administration
Sheppard
Blakley
State Board of Education
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