319 Animals Entered In Terry County Junior Livestock Show
Steve Mason showed the Grand Champion steer a heavy weight Angus while Pat Greens Hereford was reserve champion. The Terry County show hosted weights judging Friday and Saturday with 199 participants sharing 5717 dollars in prize money. Major winners across hogs lambs and cattle included Monty Henson Jim Wilkes Tommy Newsom and Archie Chrestman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mason
Terry Co
Steve
Angus
Terry County
Tommy Hogue
Cross
Pat Green
Terry County Young Farmers
Brownfield Jaycees
Sam
Gerald Bevers Jr
Stan Baker
Hampshire
Archie Chrestman
Poland
Tommy Newsom
Randy Speed
Monty Henson
Jim Wilkes
Billy Roach
Paul Gross
Lee Martin
Gus
Larry Mason
Ricky Barrier
Danny Bingham
Roy McCabb
Randal Speed
Randy Henson
Berkshire
Gary Farrar
Larry Farrar
Chester Whites
Gerald
Robert Rodeguez
John C. Trigg
Larry D. Chrestman
Craig Joplin
Jimmy Taylor
Larry Green
Toni Dixon
David Watson
Terry Isaacs
Mike Gafford
Freddy Sims
Bobby
Kendrick Explains Districts Position Before Commissioners Court
John J. Kendrick told the Commissioners Court the South Plains Underground Water Conservation District No 4 remains in existence to cover debts already incurred and future appeals costs. The court weighed funding options and ordered a tax levy and allocations for precincts, with several staff promotions and a note of thanks to TG Y for courthouse roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kendrick
Commissioners Court
South Plains Underground Water Conservation District No
Truett Smith
County Commissioners Court
Texas Water Rights Commission
South Plains
Smith
Kendrick
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
el Paso
J. D
Jet) Akers
E. S. Tankersley
Gerald Bevers
Wayne Mullins
Leon Jones
GMC
Ann Brooks
Bill McKinney
Linda Speed
Ruth Roberts
Homer Parker
Law Library
McKinney
Tg&y
Officials Make Routine Arrests
A compilation of local arrests lists individuals charged with theft, aggravated assault with a knife, simple assault, vagrancy, minor consuming, no driver’s license, liquor law curfew violations, and drunken behavior. Bonds and fines range from 25 to 1,000 dollars, with several releases after bond payment or fines. Notable names include Natividad Cruz, Ben Joe Helen, John L. Person, Felix Barnhart, Johnny Coe, Mae Jean Flournoy, Jose Juan Acosta, Gary Michael Kerr, Juan Nieto De Berecyl, Daniel Aguinaga Perez, Merejndo C. Cruz, William T. Hollifield, Benerito Carren, and O. V. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natividad Cruz
Ben Joe Helen
Johnny Coe
Mae Jean Flournoy
Jose Juan Acosta
Gary Michael Kerr
Juan Nieto de Berecyl
Pit Na Sao
Daniel Aguinaga Perez
Merejndo C. Cruz
William T. Hollifield
Benerito Carren
O.V. Alexander
Jau
Breakdown of remodeling cost for Brownfield General Hospital
Architects Atcheson Atkinson and Cartwright of Lubbock estimate a $700 000 remodel for Brownfield General Hospital to add space for growing patient load and modern medical practice. They project 30 beds, 20 in double rooms and 10 singles, with comprehensive mechanical and electrical work and new furniture pushing total near $ - 599 250 for construction plus $100 000 for equipment. fees are extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcheson, Atkinson and Cartwright
Lubbock
Brownfield General Hospital
Hill- Burton
Texas Hospital Licensing Agency
Atcheson, Atkinson
Cartwright
Brownfield Chamber Kicks Off annual Membership Drive
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce started its annual membership drive with a 7 a.m. breakfast at the Holiday House. Vernon Clem is membership chairman. Team captains include George Weiss, Bob Sewell, Carroll Collier, L. G. Smith, Mark Wyatt, Charlie Robison, Harold Klein, Dennis Q. Lilly, Jackie Cargill, Joe Masso, Charlie Price and Earl Jones. The drive runs through Friday and aims to contact about 65 prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Holiday House
Vernon Clem
George Weiss
Bob Sewell
Carrol Collier
L. G. Smith
Mark Wyatt
Charlie Robison
Harold Klein
Dennis Q. Lilly
Jackie Cargill
Joe Masso
Charlie Price
Earl Jones
Six District Court Jury Verdicts Reported
Last week six cases were tried in District Court with Judge M. C. Ledbetter presiding. Reynaldo Aguirre Garcia was found not guilty of murder with malice aforethought and released. Eary Douglas Minor was found guilty of murder without malice aforethought and sentenced to five years. Lorenzo Diaz was acquitted of unlawful possession of marihuana. Joe Audon Gutierrez was found guilty of murder without malice aforethought and sentenced to three years. Willis Ray Williams had theft over $5 but under $50 reduced. guilty and fined and jailed. O V Alexander pled guilty to forgery and passing and placed on five years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Ledbetter
Reynaldo Aguirre Garcia
Eary Douglas Minor
Lorenzo Diaz
Joe Audon Gutierrez
Willis Ray Williams
O. V. Alexander
Pancake Supper Promises Busy Evening at Brownfield
Willis Weber, Kiwanis Club chair, said tickets are moving fast for the annual Pancake Supper set to start at 5 p.m. in Brownfield Junior High and run to 8:30 p.m. Bobby Craig and Tommy Jones of the Wayland Parker Chapter DeMolays spoke on the organization during National DeMolay Week. Seven new members were inducted: Johnny Willis, Dwayne Gallaway, Jay Blevins, Charles Wilkes, Garland Moore, Thomas Bartley, Maurice Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Webber
Kiwanis Club
Brownfield
Bobby Craig
Tommy Jones
Wayland Parker
Order of DeMolays
Bill Cope
Johnny Willis
Dwayne Gallaway
Jay Blevins
Charles Wilkes
Garland Moore
Thomas Bartley
Maurice Martin
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Stan
Renfro
Robert Helm
John L. Person
Felix Barnhart
Weber
Michelle
Cherylee
Jess Bryant
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