Local sports and fishing notes from Siamvurgen area
The columns report contributions to a local fencing materials fund for the Latter League, a forthcoming assembly Monday, and notes on a region track meet with AP coverage. Also included are fishing reports from Possum Kingdom with anglers Grady Goodnash and companions catching black bass and crappie, plus upcoming tourism mentions and community happenings.
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Pere County
Siamvurgen
Higginbotham Bartlett
Cicere Smitt
Win
Carmeran
Little Lee
Avalsache Journal
J. O. Barnett
Fea Rae Pertaring
Tarlten
College
Tech
Thelz Ark
Possum Kingdom
St Weet. C
Mick Ross
Bill Neel
Carl
Eliott
Ton
Weathers
Rulow Camyo
Grady Goodnash
Thermadine
City divisions and leaders listed in older Kiwanis and civic notes
A scanned civic notice details the thirteen city divisions and their leaders including Kiwanis members Stella Lindsey and Otis Larner, Lions Club chairwoman Mrs C S Smith, Chamber of Commerce head Homer Barnes, city sanitarian Helen Walker, and other groups naming streets on borders and city limits, with notes on boundaries and districts.
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Mrs
Lions Ub
Weer Main
Legion
West Main
Pifth
Rows
Ross and
North Pirst
Chamber of Commerce
Compress
Ciy
Stewart and Rosa
Garner Lane
Garden Club
North First
Stewart
Tahuki Road
Hiwanis Club
Tahoka Road
Eorth
Saar
Juniors Open Season Monday In Local League
Junior League baseball for 13 and 14 year olds officially starts Monday afternoon at 7 45. Four teams— Rowary Pipdtes Incton the Sidleiva Pump Sup pis Co Dodgers—and the Cardinals sponsored by First National Bank of the Tigers—will face off in opening games. The same four teams meet again on Saturday June 2.
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Rowary Pipdtes
Sidleiva
Suppis Co
Dodwers
Cardinals
First National Bank of the Tigers
Claud Buchanan
Vitek
City bounds outline for neighborhood groups and clubs
A fragmented list describes city limits and boundaries for several organizations and landmarks including Rotary Crab West Main, Maids and Matrons Study Club, Sauw 10, Delphian Study Club, Alpha Omega Study Club, FSA Yahoka, and Jaycees. It notes inclusion of Colonial Heights area and a push to distribute literature to all city homes Thursday.
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Lons
West Main
Rotary Crab
Bens On
Crah
Tpahoks Roat
Ballard
East
Buckley
Colonial Heights
Terry Little League Leaders Clash in First Game Friday At Lions Park
Two games set for Friday night at Lions Park as undefeated Braves and Yankees clash to top the standings before later matchups with Giants Cubs and Red Sox. Giants beat Cubs to move into third place. Indians lead with 12 wins after defeating Red Sox.
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Terry
Lions Park
Braves
Yankees
Giants
Cubs
Red Sox
Indians
Bhidians
Hal Roche
Jimmy Hackney
Cecil Brown
Teddy Howell
Maurice Harrell
Archie Jennings
Leon Speed
Speed
Howell
David Auburey
Britt Pounds
Convention Actions Weaken Poll Tax and Urge State Leadership
The conference backed abolishing the poll tax and urged legislative repeal, urged curtailing federal encroachment on state rights, and sought continued federal support for agriculture. Resolutions praised Speaker Rayburn, called for open press access, urged water supplies, and criticized Gov. Shivers leadership. A campaign committee and a Sep session plan were approved.
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Congress
Rayburn
Allan Shivers
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Advisory Council
Johnson
Shivers
Democrats Split on Johnson Test Vote at Caucus
The Johnson forces won the test vote 1306 to 524 as Yoakum Crosby and Andrews counties backed Houston delegates. An official caucus and a Yarbrough demonstration filled time before Senator Johnson’s appearance and a 15 minute parade. Delegates were instructed to vote as a unit at the national convention.
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Johnson
Texas Leaguers Organize Six Teams Open Season
Texas Leaguers form six teams and open play Tuesday at the Cotton Yard with Cats versus Bulls, Eagles against Sports, and Senators facing Oilers. A parent must be present when a boy accepts a uniform.
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Texas Leaguers
Texas
Dyb
Cotton Yard
Tohoka Road
Cats
Bulls
Eagles
Senators
Oilers
News Herald Classified Ad Offers Quick Results
Classified notice invites readers to place ads for fast results, featuring contact at phone 2138 for inquiries and listings.
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News Herald
Local clubs host week of events in Brownfield
The Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Association Brownfield Garden Club and Terry County Home Demonstration Council organized a week of events. About 50 women from county clubs displayed cotton fashions while the Maid contest entertained a large audience. Narrator Mrs Wilmer Smith master of ceremonies Crawford Taylor KTFY emcee H L King.
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Chamber of Commerce, Retail Merchants Association
Brownfield Garden Club
Terry County Home Demonstration Council
Wilmer Smith
Crawford Taylor
KTFY
H. L
Hub) King
Texas Farm Bureau
Charles Goza
Wellman
Charles Lindsey
Brownfield
Janiece Meek
the Debonnaires
Independent voters urged loyalty while urging conscience
News-Viewshit notes report Mann arguing for a nonpartisan approach within a two party system and for leaders to stay faithful to their party. A heckler quoting Judas interrupts, while delegates from Terry County are discussed, and George P. Livermore Drilling plans to move 15 families to Brownfield from Lubbock. J. C. Powell chairs the Quanah Parker Boy Scout District covering Yoakum and Terrell counties.
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Mann
Jesus Christ
Judas
Terry County
Dallas
Brownfield
George P. Livermore Drilling Company
Lubbock
Commerce
Joe Satterwhite
Ere
J. C. Powell
Quanah Parker
Yoakum, Ter
Graduates Include McReynolds MacWilliams Milburn and More
The graduation list features Dick McReynolds Adrian MacWilliams John Milburn Carl Moore Kenneth Murphy Douglas O Dell Darwin Parker Lanter Petty Thad Risinger Wayland Seay Freddy Shipley James Szydloski John Tuttle Larry White Bobby Gene Wilkinson Gary Wilson and Gene Young with pupil portraits on Page 1 Section 2.
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Eon
Dick McReynolds
Adrian MacWilliams
John Milburn
Carl Moore
Kenneth Murphy
Douglas O'Dell
Darwin Parker
Lanter Petty
Thad Risinger
Wayland Seay
Freddy Shipley
James Szydloski
John Tuttle
Larry White
Bobby Gene Wilkinson
Gary Wilson
Gene Young
Services Held for Mrs. Fred Hodges
Funeral services for Mrs Fred Hodges 58 of Route 5 Lubbock were held at Wolfforth Baptist Church with Rev L B Moss and helpers from Brownfield officiating. Survivors include her husband one daughter Mrs Newman Raider Jr of Beckley two sisters and four brothers and one grand daughter.
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Fred Hodges
Lubbock
Wolfforth Baptist Church
L. B. Moss
Henry Cox
Horace Hitt
Brownfield
Newman Raider Jr
Beckley
Wi Vas
B. W. Fulford
W. C. Fulford
Alton
Ropesville
J.T. Fulford
Meadow
L. W. Fulford Jr
A.G. Mall
Big Spring
Clifford Rankin
Texarkana
Local Officials Change Hands and Community Notes
Lynn Gaines and Daw son resign as council commissioner while Al Muldrow joins the governing board as a member at large. Ed Mayfield recovered in Lubbock after a heart scare, on a strict diet and non smoking. Lions district delegates Franti, Jordan, Hans ard and Geer on Amarillo trip. Goats stray. five rounded up with three still missing. Rain cooled county. Charley Jones takes head coaching post at West High School near Waco.
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Lynn
Gaines
Dawson
al Muldrow
Council
Ed Mayfield
Lubbock
Start Condemnation of Highway Property
Condemnation suits prepared will be filed this week with the County Judge on five parcels along U S 62 through Brownfield. Judge Herb Chesshir will appoint a three man jury to review damages, after which an order will issue. Either party may appeal, but the right of way for the widened highway is considered clear and work can proceed.
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U. S. 62
Brownfield
Bill Mgowan
Herb Chesshir
Funeral services set for Mrs Jessica Crawley
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessica Mae Crawley 51 of 419 South Fourth will be held at Crescent Hill Church of Christ at 4 p m Friday with John H McCoey officiating Burial will follow at Terry County Memorial Cemetery Brownfield Funeral Home directing She died Wednesday night at Treadaway Daniels hospital after a heart attack Survivors include daughter Mrs John W Cook of Wimberley mother Mrs Jeff Dunn sister Mrs D Q Neal brothers Lee O Baggett and Dewey D Baggett and three granddaughters She had lived in Brownfield since 1950 moving from Slaton where she lived since 1924
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Jessica Mae Crawley
South Fourth
Crescent Hill Church of Christ
John H. McCoey
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Crawley
Treadaway-Daniels Hospital
Crescent Hill
John W. Cook
Wimberley
Jeff Dunn
D. Q. Neal
Brownfield
Lee O. Baggett
Lubbock
Dewey D. Baggett
San Angelo
Slaton
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