Home To School System Brings Charlie Back To Class
Charlie Willingham, a Brownfield third grader confined by illness, starts an Executive School-To-Home telephone system. The setup links Jesse G. Randal School with his home, allowing him to attend lessons, participate in roll calls, hear classroom sounds, and engage in discussions while recovering. The program, first in Brownfield, costs about 12 dollars monthly plus installation and may prevent grade retention.
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Charles Willingham
Larch Stubblefield
Jesse G. Randal
Charlie
General Telephone Company of the
Southwest
Brownfield
Jesse G. Randal School
Ima la. Beff
LaBeff
Paul Farrar
Levelland
Lamesa
Farrar
Hubbard Ordered To Close Cafe In Civil Court
In a non jury District Civil Court Hubbard was ordered to close his house and cafe for one year or until he posts a 5000 dollar bond. The order began Monday and prevents liquor law violations on the premises with bond forfeiture to the state if violated. Hubert Foy Bradshaw received a three year probated sentence for bigamy.
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L. H. Hubbard
State of
Texas
Hubert Foy Bradshaw
FFA Chapter Sets Awards Program for Monday Night
Brownfield FFA will hold its annual awards program at 9 p.m. Monday in the high school auditorium. Francis Montandon state vice president will speak. Darrell Franks state president will introduce. Officers will lead the opening, with awards to be presented by Dana Haywood Johnny Lasiter Harold Lewis and others. A social with ice cream and cake follows in the cafeteria.
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Brownfield
Future Farmers of America
Francis Montandon
Darrell Franks
FFA
Reggie Martin
Clyde Gardner
Harold Lewis
Jim Newton
David Hahn
Johnny Lasiter
Sentinel
Jerry Jones
Jones
Monty Henson
Dana Haywood
Terry Longbrake
Elementary Choir Presents Musical at Brownfield High
An all-elementary choir program features students in grades four through six from Colonial Heights Oak Grove Wheatley and West Ward at Brownfield High School Auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m The theme Music Around the World promises 15 minute school performances followed by a final 15 minute combined choir act Directors include Barbara Steadman Colonial Heights Mrs Winifred Rose Oak Grove Bobbie Ivy West Ward and Mrs Carlene English Wheatley The public is invited and admission is free.
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Brownfield High School
Colonial Heights
Oak Grove
Wheatley
West Ward
Barbara Steadman
Winifred Rose
Bobbie Ivy
Carlene English
Local Students Visit Museum in Lubbock
A total of 562 Brownfield Public School students have visited West Texas Museum since March 1. Over 250 fourth graders from West Ward Colonial Heights and Oak Grove etc toured the 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee Exhibition. Seventy seventh graders visited, along with 33 students from the special education classes. Students attended Planetarium demonstrations and a stars lecture.
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Brownfield Public School
West Texas Museum
Lubbock
West Ward
Colonial Heights
Oak Grove
Fire Prevention Posters Due For Annual Contest
May 18 deadline set for students to enter the annual Fire Prevention Poster contest chaired by T C Williams. Students in three divisions may enter with first prizes of 25 savings bonds and ribbons for top winners. Brownfield sends nine posters to the state contest. Posters must be original and mounted on cardboard. media include drawing painting and cutout pictures.
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T. C. Williams
Brownfield
Local Officials Report Quiet Week With Two Arrests
Terry County Sheriff’s Department made two arrests this week with no city police arrests. Reynaldo Badillo Longoria faced charges for no driver’s license and no inspection sticker and was released after a $40 fine. Glen Don Runnels was charged with aggravated assault and released after a $76.70 fine. City police investigate bicycle theft.
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Terry County Sheriff's Department
Reynaldo Badillo Longoria
Glen Don Runnels
Fireman’s Auxiliary to Judge with Williams and committee
Members of the Fireman’s Auxiliary will serve as judges. The committee includes Herbshir, Jake Geron, Newell Reed, Dr. E. B. Posey and Bobby Graves alongside Williams.
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Fireman's Auxiliary
Williams
Herbshir
Jake Geron
Newell Reed
Dr. E. B. Posey
Bobby Graves
Benson McNutt Second In State Tennis Final
Brenda Benson and Janie McNutt powered into the Class AAA state finals with a 6-1 6-1 semifinal win over Kathy Bozziotas and Karen Hughes of Lake Highlands. They then faced Bonnie Legatt and Carolyn Tilson of Austin Lanier for the title, losing in a 3-4 match.
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Austin
Brownfield
Brenda Benson
Janie McNutt
Kathy Bozziotas
Karen Hughes
Lake Highlands
Bonnie Legatt
Carolyn Tilson
Austin Lanier
Benson
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General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Sarah Stubblefield
N. Atkins
Hubbard
Joe E. Woods
W. Broadway
Bayer Aspirin
Kodak
South
Nelson Pharmacies
East Main
West Texas
Sterling Cox
Marcia Adams
Kirk Brown
Charles
Herb Bevers
Davidson
Lindsey
Herald Sun
Eakin Office Supply
Typewriter
Oliverti Underwood
Dixie
All Metal
Tion
Special Limited
Parts & Labor
West Main Grownfield
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance
Special Agents
Charles Cabbiness
Dot Oliver
Terry County Farm
Bureau Insurance
Earl Fox
Jake Fulford
E. Hill
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