Church Volleyball League results and standings
In the April 27 and May 1 rounds Crescent Hill, Texeans, Neatniks and others posted wins in women and men divisions. Standings list Renegades, Union and First Methodist at top with 7-1, 6-1 and 6-7 records respectively. Play-offs set for 7 PM May 4 at First Baptist Church gym.
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Crescent Hill
Strugglers
Texeans
Neatniks
Bits & Pieces
St. Anthony’s
Foursquare
Southside
Wellman
Leftovers
First Methodist
Union
Calvary
First Baptist
Immanuel
First Baptist Neatniks
First Baptist Texans
First Baptist Strugglers
Immanuel Bits & Pieces
First Baptist Church
Achieve Successful Family Communication
Guidance from Jane Fleischer at Texas A&M University on improving family dialogue. Emphasizes understanding, listening, avoiding anger, apologies, seeing others’ viewpoints, and daily acts of courtesy to strengthen interpersonal bonds.
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Jane Fleisc
Texas A&m Uniersity
Miss Fleischer
Various Texas primary candidates listed for Democratic and Republican ballots
The notice lists Democratic candidates for county and state offices including county judge Ken Graves and Ray Anderson for attorney general, plus numerous state posts from governor to supreme court. It also defines Republican primary polling layout in Terry County with four voting boxes in City Hall and candidates for county offices and U S Senate.
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Stuart Party
Bernard Stice
Roy Barrier
Tokioo Johnson
O. A. Pippin
R. N. Lowe
R. L. Lewis
Wellman School
Virginia Pendergrass
Coune Ty Judge
Kenneth Graves
Darwin Cargill
Herbert Chesshir
James
Ruth) Thurman
Ray D. Anderson
J. D
Jet) Akers
Paul E. Brock
Nathan M
Shep) Shepherd
Homer Parker
Runening
Billy Hales
Lonnie Fulford
Harvey M. Smith
H. B. (Dock) Settle
U. S
Thomas M. Cartlidge
Barefoot Sanders
Alfonso
al) Veloz
Hugh Wilson
Ralph W. Yarborough
George Mahon
Dolph Briscoe
Ben Barnes
R. G. (Ranedy) Pendleton
William J. Robertson
Stanford S. Smith
Vernon
Gene) Smith
Jim) Wilson
Laura Cruz
Jesse James
Nolan Robnett
Baker Rudolph
Eric Smylie
Odis A. Weldon
General Land Office
Bob Armstrong
Carl A. Bell
John C. White
Connie Lawson
Byron Tun Uell
Gene B. West
Supreme Court of Texas
Joe Green
Hill
Price Daniel
Supreme Court of Justice
Sam Johnson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wendell A. Odem
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Judicial District
James A. Elelis
State Board of Education
James H. Whiteside
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
E. L. Short
Don Avery
M. C. Led Vetter
E. W. Boedekeer
City Hall
W. Main
James W. Evans
Terry County
Stanley Miller
Edgar Melchher
Frank Gorton
Leonard Ellington
Jim Pete Hale
Jimmy Billings
Graves Nelson
John G. Tower
U. S. Senate
B. Thomas McElroy
Joseph Alton Jenkins
Albert Bel Fay
Henry C. (Hank
Brownfield Chamber Names New Manager and Ballot Highlights
The Brownfield Chamber selects John Thomas as manager amid support calls. Voters face ballots including treasurer Maurice Angly Jr, railroad commissioner Jim Segrest, and county chairman candidate James W. Evans. Proposals cover daylight saving time and a constitutional amendment opposing forced school desegregation. Urban renewal housing plans, housing authority progress, and a garment factory meeting are noted.
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Grover
David Reagan
John A. Hall
Maurice Angly Jr
Jim Segrest
James W. Evans
Dean Merrifield
Nathan Kiser
Levelland
Regional Housing Authority
John Stockton
Howard Hurd
Jake Geron
Chamber
John L. Johnson
South Plains Community Action
Astros Return To Home Turf For Four Straight Weeks
Brownfield’s Astros, 3-1 on the season, host Morton Sunday at Cub Stadium in a 2 p.m. game. After Morton, they face Lubbock on May 14, Levelland May 21, and Snyder May 28. Bond sales in Terry County rose in March to 8,685 with Q1 1972 at 28 percent of goal.
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Brownfield News
Brownfield
Astros
Morton Braves
Amalio Gracia
Hobbs
Seminole
Lamesa
Levelland
Morton
Lubbock Astros
Snyder Pirates
Astro
Cub Stadium
Treasury Figres
John J. Kendrick
United States Savings
Terry County
Seminole Rotary Invites Teams to May Volleyball Tournament
The Seminole Rotary Club sponsors an invitational volleyball event for men and women from May 11 to 13 at Seminole High School gymnasia. Trophies will be awarded to top teams and players in each division. Contact W. E. Cox Jr. at Box 697 Seminole Texas 79360 for details.
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The
Seminole Rotary Club
Seminole High School
W. E. Cox Jr
Box
Seminole
Tex
WTCC to Meet Chamber On June 7 For Growth Plans
Organization plans to meet with the local Chamber on June 7 to explain the purposes of the WTCC and discuss building up membership. Future plans for Terry County will also be discussed.
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Ganization
WTCC
Terry County
Washington Bean Soup Notes and Recipe Steps
A historic recipe for Washington bean soup using navy beans and smoked ham hocks. It guides soaking the beans, simmering with ham, bay leaf, and seasonings, then optional deboning and returning meat to the pot, with onion and drippings added for flavor. Serves eight.
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Washington
Highlight 4-H Has Last Meet
The Highlight 4 H 11 Club met at 7 30 p m May 1 at the Party House with Laconna Hungerford as president. Teresa Hicks led the pledge and Keitha Giddens the 4 H motto. A planned blanket ride and wiener roast were set for 6 30 p m May 6 in Coleman Park. Teresa Hicks and Debbie Browder served refreshments. the club will resume in September.
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Laconna Hungerford
Teresa Hicks
Keitha Giddens
Coleman Park
Debbie Browder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mness
Chameer of Commerce
United States
Hoopman
Jean Lenore
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
U.S. Air Force
Arizona Public Service Company
Arizona Electric Club
Phoenix Civitan Club
Illuminating Engineering Society
Toastmasters International
Fund Drive
Boy Scouts
Young Men’s Christian Association
United Fund Drive
American Red Cross
John Thomas
Dirk
Thomas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Hank Jordan
Preston Smith
Texas
Reston
the Economy Dept
Brownfield, Texas
Brownfield Jaycee
Ettes Spring Bazaar
Gosden Bldg
R & I Loan
Paul Brock
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