Full Moon Significance Sparks Morning Reflection
A vivid note on the early morning full moon at 6 42 prompting readers to consider its meaning. The paragraph hints at celestial timing and invites attention to the night sky’s event.
19 Mar 1954
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
1
A vivid note on the early morning full moon at 6 42 prompting readers to consider its meaning. The paragraph hints at celestial timing and invites attention to the night sky’s event.
A second hand account recalls a bootlegger chase in the county with a car left loaded with liquor and a failed capture by deputies. The piece also includes weather notes from Wellman and Indian lore predicting rain, plus local notices on resignations, a university choir visit, and schoolmates from Texas Tech.
Meadow Union Wellman and Brownfield junior high spellers will compete Thursday morning in the second annual county spelling bee at the junior high auditorium. Two students per school, under 16 and not yet in eighth grade, will participate with judges from each school. The regional winner advances to the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D C, with all expenses paid by the Avalanche Journal. The Terry County event starts at 9 30 a m.
Texas Crude Oil Co. plans a wildcat well in the north half of Section 38 to 10,250 feet, No. 138 T. S. Treadaway, located 2 1/2 miles northeast of the Tokio Wolfcamp discovery. Other field activity includes two Prentice field locations and two completions in Section 22 and a new Lulu location seven miles north of Tokio.
Lions clubs of Zone 3 Region 6 meet at Nick's cafe tonight at 7:30. Brownfield Tohoka Ropesville Sundown Plains and Denver City clubs attend. Evelyn Jones of Lubbock will speak on England teaching experiences with humorous impersonations. John Hansard leads program. Dinner music by Jerry Gannaway. E B Geither and J B Smith head arrangements.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce nominates B. F. Hutson and L. J. Richards for president, Earl and Bobby Jones for first vice president, Lee Lidzy and V. Fleming for second vice president, Jayde Jones and Wes Hicks for treasurer. The installation banquet is April 1 at Nick's cafe with Earl Hightower as guest speaker and Rufus Rush to install the new officers.
A contract for 12 percent miles of Terry county Farm to Market highways was awarded to T F Jones Construction Co of Lubbock with a bid of 102482 dollars The project includes grading structures bases and surfacing on the Old Levelland highway and a linking road to Gomez Baptist church Local officials Judge Herb Chesshir Commissioner Earl McNeil and Bob Burnett reported plans to use as much local labor as possible Construction should begin by early April and finish within three months Santa Fe notified deeds are being prepared to clear the Meadow and Challis right of way with three more still to clear, no major trouble anticipated.
Kiwanis International earns a Distinguished Service Scroll and a 59 dollar cash award for its church support programs. J Powell, club president, notes nationwide Kiwanis participation in this Freedoms Foundation recognition, now in its fourth year of meritorious community service.
Commander Lynn Nelson says plans for the April 3-4 District American Legion convention in Berownfield are shaping up. National Commander Art Connell will speak at the Sunday morning business session. volunteers with lodging space are urged to call 3595.
Father s Night at Jesse G. Randal school PTA meeting notes a split plan for next year s organization. Clarence Griffith spoke on school finance as officers were elected for Jesse G. Randal and West Ward East Ward PTAs. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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