Council Set To Call Street Improvement Bond Vote
Police investigated two robberies at Primm Drug and the Fair Store with losses totaling about 12 000. Items stolen included diamonds watches jewelry clothing narcotics and cash. Evidence left behind included a wrecking bar a smudged gloveprint and footprints on store roofs.
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Terry County Sheriffs
Texas Rangers
Primm Drug
Fair Store
Wrimm’s
Primm’s
Christobal Grimaldo Gutierrez Jr
Gutierrez
Wacker’s
Lula McNeal
S. L. Hester
Broadway
Don Eugene Price
Oklahoma _ City
Rayburn Orren Burns
E. Broadway
Fallout Shelter Supplies Arrive for Brownfield HQ
Brownfield Civil Defense Director Lewis Simmonds announced a van load of fallout shelter supplies bound for the basement of the Terry County courthouse to stock the county civil defense headquarters. The shelter, expected to be completed by summer, will serve as civil defense HQ for the county and house officials doctors and nurses during an emergency.
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Brownfield Civil Defense
Lewis Simmonds
Civil Defense
Terry County
Simmons
Courthouse courtyard plan fuels parking dispute downtown
County commissioners debate adding two rows of parking on north and south sides of the courthouse lawn while merchants and city council back the idea. A Monday session should clarify support as 3-1 opposed to one-row parking. Also notes a TV film on measles and a state spending bill for emergency purchases.
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Oak Grove
Jake Geron
Municipal Electric Company
General Fund
Power and Light
Terry County
C. G. Griffith
Lal Copeland
Brownfield Savings & Loan
Griffith
Courteyard
Suth
Park Ihe
R. A. Simms
Terry County Farmers to Receive Acreage Notices Soon
Terry producers who applied for reapportioned cotton acres will get notices of additional acreage in a few days. ASC Manager Love Miller said 1962 farm program payments totaled 5,453,520 dollars for Terry County farmers. Farmers filed 1,024 applications requesting 29,789 acres. reapportionment added 4,327 acres.
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Terry
ASC
Love Miller
Miller
Terry County
Rotarians Observe World Understanding Week Series
Rex Webster of Lubbock past district governor spoke at Brownfield Rotary Club for Rotary World Understanding Week. He highlighted service as the unifying bond and noted the international exchange program has funded 3.5 million dollars, aiding 1,591 students in 71 countries since 1947 48.
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Howard Davis
Jefi
A. H. Daniels
Rex Webster
Lubbock
Webster
Brownfield Rotary Club
Davis
Dr. Daniels
Rotary
Brownfield
Foundation
Moore is New Lion President
Billie Moore was named president elect of the Brownfield Lions Club at the regular weekly luncheon. The new officers will be installed July 1 replacing Odell Sears. The slate includes W. K. Lindsey as first vice president, David Nicholson as second VP, Doug Cox third VP, Craig Wilkerson secretary treasurer, Lynn Halamecek assistant treasurer, Bob Eakin Lion tamer, Jay Krath tail twister, with Bob Hansen and Dennis Lilly as directors. Paul Farrar of General Telephone spoke on Direct Distance Dialing set for April 7, with Major Taylor assisting.
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Billie Moore
Brownfield Lions Club
Moore
Odell Sears
W. K
Speedy) Lindsey
David Nicholson
Doug Cox
Craig Wilkerson
Lynn Halamicek
Bob Eakin
Jay
Brown Services Held for C. W. Brown in Brownfield
Funeral services were held Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Brownfield Funeral Home Memorial Chapel for C. W. Brown 81 of 502 S Eighth. Minister John McCoy of Parkview Church of Christ officiated. He died Wednesday night after 11 months illness. He was a retiree from Goodpasture Grain and Milling Co. and a former trucker who had lived in Brownfield since 1940, with survivors including several daughters and sons, a brother, 25 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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C. W. Brown
S. Eighth
Brownfield Funeral Home
John McCoy
Parkview
Denver City
V M. Louallen
Bernice Fulgham
Brownfield
J. W. Richesin
Roswell
W. W Brown
Odessa
W B Brown
Lubbock
Roberto
Pleasant
Weather outlook for Brownfield and Vici area
Temperatures expected 3 to 6 degrees above normal with highs near 63 to 71 degrees and a low around 45. Expect cooler conditions midweek with little or no precipitation and overall dry spell.
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Brownfield
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