Polling Places for Terry County Hospital Bond Election
Terry County voters will cast ballots at multiple locations for the hospital bond issue. Box 1 Precinct 1 and others vote at the County Treasurer's office. Box 12 Precinct 1 and Box 15 Precinct 1 at Colonial Heights Elementary School cafeteria. Box 11 Precinct 4 and Box 8 Precinct 3 at Tokio Community Building. Voters in Box 6 Precinct 2 at Meadow School House. Box 13 Precinct 2 at Jessie G. Randal School. Box 5 Precinct 1 at Union Store. Box 7 Precinct 3 at Johnson Gin. Box 9 Precinct 3 at Pool Store. Box 10 Precinct 4 at Wellman School. Box 14 Precinct 4 at Hester Implement. All voters meeting other qualifications may participate.
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Terry County
Terry County Court House
Colonial Heights
Tokio
Meadow School
Jessie G. Randal
Union Store
Johnson Gin
Pool Store
Wellman School
Wellman School and Voters In Box 14
Hester Implement
Wellman
Virginia Pendergrass
H. L. Holleman
Anderson Store
Reg Martin
J.C. Meeks
Park Party House
Lewis Simmonds
Lee Fulton
Alfred Bond
E.V. Riley
Hester Implement Company
R. L. Lewis
Alfred Tittle
Grady Davis
North Gin Company
Doug Lowe
Joe Henson
Sheriff Possee House
Raymond Green
Paul Young
Rites Held For Mrs. Ethelyn Jayroe
Funeral services for 82 year old Ethelyn Jayroe were held at First Christian Church with Rev. Jack Garrett and Rev. Johnny Lee assisting. Burial followed at Brownwood Cemetery. Mrs Jayroe died after a two week illness in Brownfield General Hospital. Survivors include two sons Faye Brownfield and Jack Minden Louisiana two daughters Mrs L M Waters Brownfield Rt 4 and Mrs H B Wallin Lubbock six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Ethelyn Jayroe
First Christian Church
Jack Garrett
Johnny Lee
Gomez Baptist Church
Brownwood Cemetery
Brownfield
Brownwood
Faye
Jack
Minden
L.M. Waters
Rt. 4
H.B. Wallin
Lubbock
Spaugh Named K KUB Manager for Radio Station
Chuck Spaugh became manager of Radio Station K KUB replacing Don Turner who had led since September 1967. Turner left for K SEL in Lubbock. Spaugh joined K KUB a year and a half ago after selling music. He has worked in every station area and was sales manager since February. He previously owned Linden's Music Co in Dallas before moving to town in 1965. No other staff changes were announced as the site will be remodeled into the station's permanent home.
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Chuck Spaugh
K-Kub
Don Turner
Turner
K-Sel
Lubbock
Spaugh
KKUB
Lindell’s Music Company
Dallas
Democratic Primaries Offer Several Choices
The Democratic Primary on Saturday features 10 governor candidates plus races for lieutenant governor, Texas Supreme Court, Comptroller, Court of Civil Appeals, State Representative in the 76th District, and several county offices. Notable contenders include Alfonso Veloz, Johnnie Mae Hackworth, Dolphe Briscoe, Don Yarborough, and Preston Smith for governor. Gene Smith and Ben Barnes for lieutenant governor. and judges Matt Davis and Sears McGee for Associate Justice Place 1. Polling places are listed districtwide with 17 boxes and specific presiding judges for each location. Propositions on liquor by the drink, horse racing, and the Texas Dairy Commission accompany the ballot as nonbinding public opinions.
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Howard Hurd
Terry County
Democratic
Supreme Court of Texas
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Judicial District
76Th
Alfonso
al’’ Veloz
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Dolphe Briscoe
John Hill
Don Yarborough
Edward L. Whittenburg
Pat O’ Daniel
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
Eugene Locke
Gene Smith
Ben Barnes
Don Gladden
Matt Davis
Sears McGee
Tom Reaviey
James G. Denton
John J. Kendrick
R. B
Mac) McAlister
Robert T. Mansker
H.B. Virgil Crawford
J.D. Wat Akers
Cliff Jones
Justice of Peace
Frank T. Gray
Homer Parker
L.C
Web) Webster
Eddie Row
Lonnie Fulford
Olan Herring
George B. Stelle
John A. Johnny Best
Bobby Gilliam
G.W
Woody) Switzer
Harvey M., Smith
John R. Hill
Alvin Herron
C.C. Miller
Kenneth Graves
O.A. Pippin
H.B. (Dock) Settle
Democratic Party
Troy Phillips
Texas
Texas Horse Racing Board
Texas Dairy Commission
Murphy May
Darlene Turner
Claud Buchanan
Curtis Huckabee
P.A. Powell
Jack DuBose
Conley Steen
Robert Hodges
Union
C.C. Faught
Meadow School
Louis Peeler
Ann Brooks
Johnson Gin
Wood FE
Johnson
Herman Wheatley Sr
Tokio
Forrest Spencer
Carl Raines
Pool
Roy Barrer
L.M. Waters Jr
Hospital Board Members Make Statements On Proposed Bond
Seven Terry County Hospital District members submitted positions on a $650000 bond and future plans. Four cooperated, two refused, one failed to appear. Statements defend building a new hospital to improve facilities, nurse working conditions, and economic use of public funds amid ongoing community division.
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Terry Memorial Hospital
The
Terry County
Sick Collins
John Bill Cruce
Collins
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Brownfield High School
Majorie Dodson
Richard Privitt
Curly
Sheryl Franks
Laurie
Brownfield General Hospital
Terry County Hospital Board
Homer Barron
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