Mahon seeks reelection as Brownfield Jaycees pick new officers
The Brownfield Junior Chamber of Commerce installed Courtney as president after elections at Party House. Courtneys election follows defeat of McIlroy with Franklin Gorton outgoing president. Rep. George Mahon files for reelection to a two year term, citing long service since 1935 and leadership on defense appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Courtney
Ross Ford Sales
Brownfield Junior Chamber of Commerce
Courtney
Robert Noble Jr
Howard Wayne McIlroy
Jaycee
Party House
Noble
McIlroy
Frank Gorton
Jim. Proctor
Lubbock Jaycees
Conrad Lchaefer
Lubbock
James Tippit
Tippit
R. T. Wilson
Leo Hall
Wilson
Earl McNutt
Charles Robison
Arvin Stafford
John Badgwell
Dennis McCutcheon
Bill Coats
Burt Runnels
McNutt
Robert Becker
Jerry Goble
Stafford
James Skiles
Don Fishback
Goble
Robison
Badgwell
19Th
George Mahon
Rep
Mahon
Rep. Mahon
West Texas
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Spotlight on Brownfield growth and census plans
Earl Wilson discusses gender views and a major issue for Brownfield schools. the column also reports population growth in local cities, Census Advance Forms for 1960, and the 48th annual Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington. Mayor Arlie Lawrimore visits as readers are invited to study the comprehensive Spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Lawrimore
Select Company
Brownfield
Texas
West Texas
Lubbock
Odessa
Andrews
Midland
Levelland
Littlefield
Lamesa
Snyder
Plainview
Big Spring
Kermit
Borger
San Angelo
Abilene
Texas Municipal League
Earl E. Kerr
Spotlight
Kerr
Joe Satterwhite
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Joe
Brownfield Board outlines growth driven school plan
The Board presents a survival and retention analysis forecasting pupil enrollment rises through 1964 65. It urges a new 18 room elementary school a larger Wheatley site and a new high school junior high to meet pressures. It recommends a site selection committee and rapid action on 35 acre high school sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Board of Education
Morris Wallace
Brownfield Board of Education
Brownfield Public Schools
Wheatley
Brownfield Kiwanis Pancake Day planned for Saturday
Brownfield Kiwanis prepare for a full day pancake feed set for Saturday in the junior high cafeteria. About 1,200 expected to attend with meals at 6 30 am 11 30 am and 5 45 pm. Entertainment includes Brownfield musicians Stage Band Chorus and Parker Dance Studio. Tickets are 50 cents per meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Kiwanians
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Brownfield
Brownfield High School
BHS
Parker Dance Studio
Terry County Automotive Tax Deadlines Highlight Inspection Delays
April 15 is the inspection deadline while 52 percent of Terry County vehicles still lack 1960 license tags. J. D. Akers reports about 2,525 tags issued and 5,000 passenger cars in the county. Only 4,050 vehicles, or 48.7 percent, have passed the safety inspection, with Lubbock County leading the region at 89 percent. Mayor urges motorists to act now to avoid late-rush penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
J. D
Jet) Akers
Akers
Alan Johnson
South Plains
Lubbock County
Hale County
Johnson
Seasonal Decline in City Bank Deposits Signals Farm Lending
In March deposits across the two banks show a drop from December. First National reports $7,765,564 in demand deposits and total resources of $8,391,000, while Brownfield State holds $10,932,212 in deposits and $11,785,000 in resources. Year-ago deposits stood at $20,012,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
First National
Brownfield
NTSC Band to Perform in Brownfield Auditorium
The North Texas State College Concert Band schedules its 1960 spring tour with a Brownfield stop at 8 p.m. in Brownfield High School auditorium. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Sponsored by the Brownfield High School Band. See Saturday page for other tour dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas State College
Brownfield
NTSC
Brownfield High School
BHS
Curtain Time 8 Senior Play Stage Door at Brownfield High
The 1960 BHS seniors present Stage Door a three act comedy drama by Ferber and Kaufman at 8 p.m. Friday in Brownfield High School auditorium. Miss Lavoy Berry directs with a cast including Barbara Brown Vila Young Ann Copeland Jo Latham Sharon Hamilton Judy Teague and many others. Tickets at the door are 1 for adults and 75 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield High School
Edna Ferber
George Kaufman
BHS
Barbara Brown
Vila Young
Ann Copeland
Jo Latham
Sharon Hamilton
Judy Teague
Leonell Chesshir
Rosallene Barrett
Janice Nowell
Barbara Germany
Virginia Armstrong
Barbara Nicholson
Linda Brown
Ruthie Moore
Valdene Garner
Ann Burns
Carol Crawford
Phoebe Key
Herman Wheatley
Leon Clark
Tommy Johnson
Jerry Morgensen
Elbert Landers
Homer Pendergrass
Jackie Petty
Don O'Dell
Edward McCutcheon
James Forehand
Whitaker Home on Leave From Fort Carson
Pvt. Jackie Whitaker son of Mr and Mrs Jack Whitaker of 609 East Hill is home on leave from Fort Carson Colorado. He will enter clerical work at Fort Ord California on April 1. Whitaker a 1959 graduate of Post High School was employed at Brownfield Glass and Mirror before joining the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Whitaker
Jack Whitaker
East Hill
Fort Carson
Colo
Fort Ord
Calif
Whitaker
Post High School
Army
Brownfiled Glass and Mirror
Ledbetter Seeks Elective Term as 121st District Judge
M C Ledbetter announces candidacy for judge of the 121st Judicial District covering Terry Yoakum Hockley and Cochran counties. Appointed by Gov Price Daniel when the district was created last year he seeks his first elective term. He notes workload will limit personal contacts before the May 7 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Ledbetter
Terry
Yoakum
Hockley
Cochran
Ledbetter
Price Daniel
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U.S. House
Brownfield Jaycees
Earl Wilson
Brownfield School
East Brownfield
Brownfield State
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Bob Nash
Ernest Mark
D. L. Willis
Leon Willis
M. L. Wells
W. H. Wells
North A
E. E. Johnson
Carl Johnson
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