Hands of the Week Postmaster Brownfield Man a Multitalented Figure
William C. Brown a Brownfield postmaster is profiled as the man with the hands. A 56 year old former farm boy Navy veteran and writer he has penned about 50 Western stories and worked as a TV script writer and ham radio operator. He rose through postal service ranks from clerk to postmaster in 1958 and oversaw growth from 7 000 to 133 000 in annual mail volume. Brown and his wife Inez live at 501 E Tate and attend Crescent Hill Church of Christ. they have a son Billy and daughter Shirley. He plans to resume writing after retirement while continuing ham radio work with the Terry County A R Club.
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Brownfield Masonic Choir to Present Second Annual Concert
The Brownfield Masonic Choir conducts a 7 30 p m concert at the Masonic Temple directed by A V Wall. The program includes 12 hymns such as God Bless America The Lord s Prayer Whispering Hope and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Performers include Robert Baumgardner Carroll Collier Melvin Gaasch Burton Hackney John Hansard B F Hutson Jr Charlie Price Joe Price Jack Stokes Crawford Taylor. A repeat program will be offered the week of March 25 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in El Paso Wall s high school A Capella choir recently won a sweepstakes award in Texas Interscholastic competition in Lubbock.
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Texas Cotton Growers Tweak Soil for Higher Yields
The 1962 Texas cotton crop generated nearly 800 million dollars as the main cash crop. The December report shows 4 680 000 bales with 349 pounds per acre lint yield and about 120 dollars per acre income. growers emphasize soil fertility and crop management to boost profits and economy.
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