Price Transferred to Big Spring Office as District Manager
Pioneer Natural Gag Company district manager Joe Price will move to Big Spring to replace C. H. Price. A Brookhaven Mississippi native, he joined Pioneer at Plainview in 1950, became district manager here in 1957, and has led civic efforts including March of Dimes, United Fund, and Rotary Club roles.
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Joe Price
Pioneer Natural Gag Company
Big Spring
C.H. (Champ) Price
Price
Brookhaven
Miss
Pioneer
Plainview
March of Dimes
Terry County United Fund
Stoney) Wall
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
C. H. (Champ) Rainwater
R. M. Murry
West Texas
Lubbock
Local leadership changes in Seagraves announced
The rector of the Country Club and 1961 outstanding Young Man of the Year awardee Price will shift roles as Rotary Governor's special representative and other posts. W. L. Vernon Clem becomes Seagraves district manager replacing Price. Clem, born in Toho ka, served in the U S Army 1944 46 and managed Seagraves since 1957.
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The
Jaycees
W. L. (Vernon) Clem
Seagraves
Price
D S To Conduct Special Meeting
Texas Department of Public Safety plans a special meeting for young men 21 to 35 in the Flame Room of Pioneer Natural Gas Company at 8 p m Set Roberts THP supervisor will conduct the event. Applicants must meet height weight vision education citizenship and Texas residency requirements with 125 vacancies and salaries 453 to 484 monthly.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Department
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Set. A. E. Roberts
United States
State of
Texas
Highway Patrol
Young Farmer’s State Meeting Set at Brownfield High School
Terry County Young Farmers will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the vocational agriculture building at Brownfield High School. Marion Snell will discuss the resiliency of sheep raising and lamb feeding in the area and how diverted land may be used. All Young Farmers are urged to attend.
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Terry County
Brownfield High School
Merlin Speed
Marion Snell
Snell
Judge Receives Beer Permit Application in Brownfield
Judge Raymond Simms reported one beer permit application on his desk. George Bennett of Lubbock seeks to sell beer retail off premises in Brownfield. The note follows a recent Attorney General ruling about Denton County and Brownfield’s past wet and dry votes dating from 1933 to 1938.
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Raymond Simms
Simms
George Bennett
Lubbock
Brownfield
Wageoner Carr
Denton County
Texas Wholesate Beer Distributors of
Austin
R. A. Simms
Max Hamilton
Bennett
Work Begins On New Post Office In Brownfield
Construction starts on the Brownfield Post Office at Third and Hill Streets with W C Null Construction Company of Fort Worth building it. Completion is planned 290 days after December 29 1965, placing finish around October 1.
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W. C. Null Construction Company of
Fort Worth
Third
Hill Streets
Pioneer Natural Gas
Davis
State Convention Delegates Named By County Demos
Terry County Democrats elected 12 delegates and 12 alternates to the state convention held Saturday. The convention will be in Austin on Sept. 20. Howard Hurd was chosen as delegation chairman. Delegates include Noyce Burleson Mrs. Howard Hurd Jesse George Harold Simms Mrs. Bonard Stice P. R. Cates Bill Williams Robert Gibson Mrs. R. N. Lowe Hurd John J. Kendrick George Weiss. Alternates are Ralph Bynum Sam Privitt Mrs. Joe Henson Mrs. Carl Russell Homer Barron Eddie Bingham Herschel Lowe Mrs. A. E. Roberts Wayne Rhattisseau Joe Fleming Mrs. T. E. Floyd Jr. and Mrs. Thurman Skains. Simms was elected permanent chairman and Mrs. Simms permanent secretary. Mrs. R. N. Lowe chaired credentials and Kendrick led the resolutions committee.
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Terry County
Austin
Howard Hurd
Noyce Burleson
Jesse George
Harold Simms
Bonard Stice
P. R. Cates
Bill Williams
Robert Gibson
R. N. Lowe
Hurd
John J. Kendrick
George Weiss
Ralph Bynum
Sam Privitt
Joe Henson
Carl Russell
Homer Barron
Eddie Bingham
Herschel Lowe
A. E. Roberts
Wayne Rhattisseau
Joe Fleming
T. E. Floyd, Jr
Thurman Skains
Simms
Kendrick
Reception honors State Rep Jesse George hosts guests from across the area
About 400 guests attended a public reception at H C Hinson home on Monday for State Representative Jesse T. George hosted by the Terry County Democratic Women. Out of town attendees came from multiple towns, with notable speakers including House Speaker Ben Barnes and several state officials who praised George’s legislative work. George thanked the crowd and pledged to continue serving his district. Brownfield School Board met in regular session in the high school library. A Legion check funded a new Cub baseball score board. The board discussed a property tax assessment increase from 50 to 60 percent and reviewed a pre-school clinic enrollment showing 152 preschoolers and 139 parents.
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Barnes
George
Theu
John Jennings
American Legion
Legion
Brownfield Consolidated —_ Independent
O. R. Douglas
Ben Barnes
Jesse T. George
Austin
G. L. George
Muskogee
Okla
Gary
Glenda
Preston Smith
George Mahon
Waggoner Carr
Forrest A. Harding
Jack Hightower
Bob Armstrong
John Connally
Jesse T. George Day
Terry County
Accidents, notices, and officials in Terry County
Three accidents this week in Terry County involved 1960s cars with two injuries. Incidents occurred at First and Broadway, West Main, and Sixth Street with drivers from Fort Worth Brownfield and Seagraves. Also reports include a burglary, a pool hall theft of about $30, and multiple arrests and bond actions. The district plans Head Start summer classes, a reading program, tuberculosis policy changes, and a July 11 public hearing on the school budget and tax rate.
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West Main
Callie Patterson
Rt. 1
E. B. Posey
Brownfield
City Council In Session Thursday Brownfield
The Brownfield City Council will meet in regular session at 9 p.m. Thursday in City Hall with Mayor C. E. Ross presiding. The meeting agenda includes standard municipal business and public comments.
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City Council
Brownfield
C. E. Ross
Head Start Grant Approved for Brownfield District
Congress man George Mahon announced that the Brownfield Independent School District received a Summer Head Start grant of 19650 dollars from the CEO to serve 90 children entering first grade. The federally funded program targets families with annual incomes under 3000 dollars.
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Brownfield News
George Mahon
Brownfield Independent School District
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V. L. Clem
Rotary
Boy Scouts
Brownfield Industrial Development Foundation
Methodist Church
Cieryman
Clem
Tohoka
U. S. Army
D&s
Set. Roberts
THP
Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
Little League
Lions Club
Gaines County Golf Club
Ity Planningommission and Housing Authority
Industrial Development Board
Young Farmer's State Meeting
New Brownfield
Howard Davis
House
Delwin Jones
Reed Quilliam
Ralph Wayne
Bill Cay
Ton
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Ture
Brownfield School Board of Trustees
First
Broadway
Roger Quincy White
Earth St
Joe Bob Lee
S. 2Nd St
William Hodges
Victor Perez
Lowell B. Parker
Joe A. Gouiennez
Sheriff's Department
Gomez, Johnson, Tokio
West Gin
Posey
Berva L. Avant
Gerald Dee Avant
Roy W. Bingham
Davis M. Breedlove
Margaret Breedlove
Bobbie Ivy
Barbara S. McKnight
Atrice M. Park
Laurelle Wheatley
David Bentley
Terry Isaacs
Jerry Jones
David Hahn
Jimmy Blocker
Marietta Miller
Brenda Benson
Janie McNutt
Board of Equalization
Perry Bear
E. H. Farrar
J. W. Hawkins
W. F. Heflin
Carl Hogue
Jimmy Nail
Brownfield Public Schools
John McFarland
Brownfield School
Mahon
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