Friends of the Library Meet at Kendrick Memorial
The Friends of the Library gathered in regular session at Kendrick Memorial Library led by President Mrs. Tommy Hicks with secretary pro tem Mrs. George Weiss. New treasurer Ms. Dale Tavis reported finances as committees set plans for a 1966 Book Fair in October and a robust Summer Reading Program with new children’s books arriving weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Library
Kendrick Memorial Library
Tommy Hicks
George Weiss
Byron Rucker
Teasurer
Dale Tavis
Phil Gaasch
Hicks
Sammy Jones
Jimmy Nail
James Murdough
Bernice Bartlett
Libary
Letta Schatz
Ed Emberley
Ann Nolan Clark
Betty Jean Lifton
Alvin Tresselet
Chest X-Ray Unit Set for Brownfield May 24
The Christmas Seal Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit, sponsored by Brownfield community health agencies, will operate at the South Plains Health Center 101 S. D Street from 8 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on May 24. All residents, especially school personnel under a new law requiring chest X-rays before September, are urged to participate. Pre registration cards are available at the Health Unit and in Brownfield schools via notices to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock-Hale County Tuberculosis Association
Brownfield
Community Health Agencies of
J. D. Akers
South Plains Health Center
S. D Street
O. R. Douglas
A. H. Daniels
J. P. Jones
Gillham Rites Set In Phoenix Ariz
Funeral services for T. M. Gillham are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at the First Southern Baptist Church in Phoenix with burial in Phoenix. He died at 3 45 p.m. in a Phoenix hospital. Survived by wife, one son Frank of Tempe, one daughter Sue of Tucson, two sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Gillham
First Southern Baptist Church
Phoenix
Ariz
Etta Gillham
J. O
J. E
Buddy) Gillham
Tracey Carey
Brownfield
Frank
Tempe
Sue
Tucson, Ariz
Merle MecGeehee
Arkansas
N. A. Nixon
Lubbock
Noble
Dallas
Loyce
Happy
Local Girls Named To Tech Sorority
Duanne Harris and Pat Turner, freshmen at Texas Tech, have been initiated into the Tech Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma, a national honorary sorority for band students. Miss Harris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Harris, 1702 E Buckley, and Miss Turner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Turner, 1305 E Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duanne Harris
Pat Turner
Texas Tech
Tech
Tau Beta Sigma
Miss Harris
Roy D. Harris
E. Buckley
Miss Turner
Fred H. Turner
E. Tate
Renny Knight Returns on Leave from Navy
Renny Knight of SKSN is on 10 day leave visiting grandmother Mrs. Susan Seals and aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Criswell. A 1965 Brownfield High School graduate he is then headed to Little Creek Virginia for three weeks of self defense survival training before deployment to Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renny Knight
SKSN
U. S. Navy
NAV Suppact
de Nang
Vietnam
Susan Seals
D. W. Criswell
Brownfield High School
Knight
Little Creek
Officers Elected At Booster Meet
Mrs. Dale Kerley was elected president of the Brownfield High School Band Boosters Club at the final meeting of the year. Jack Garrett was named vice president and Mrs. Ferrell Daniels secretary treasurer. A nominating committee list was announced. The annual band banquet was set for Thursday at Oak Grove Cafeteria with awards for top freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kerley
Brownfield High School Band Boosters Club
Jack Garrett
Ferrell Daniels
Treasure
David Link
Bill Crocker
Fred Smith
Oak Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd Alexander
Evaline Ness
Colt
Prydain
Robert M. McClung
Maximilian
Mary Stolz
Edward Ames
Spanish Fort
Florida
Carlos
Mariana Prieto
Winifred Mantle
Maria Pei
Gillham
Phoenix, Ariz
Lindsey
Westinghouse
John Fenton
Elaine Cathey
John
Miss Cathey
Evelyn Cathey
Myron W. Fenton
Tech Sorority
Booster Meet
Joe E. Woods
W. Broadway
Terry County
Betty Frazer
Anes Star
Name Brand Records
Tor
Vant
Lennel
Cologne
Petit
Farch and
Levi Sta-Prest
Bilt
Ralph
van Heusen
Playboy
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