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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
10
The piece laments Memorial Day becoming a day of mourning for nonmilitary deaths caused by traffic accidents. It argues war casualties are tragic but stresses the need for safe driving and responsibility to reduce highway deaths and preserve a respectful holiday.
Brownfield students will be among 1100 candidates for degrees at Texas Tech with diplomas awarded May 30 in Lubbock at Municipal Coliseum. Names include Martha Marie Chapman elementary education Billie Faye Finney Gorbyn elementary education Wendell Truitt Newman art Deanne Dannheim Owen elementary education Ronny Hilbern Briscoe crops George Henry Faggitt Park administration Carol Crawford home and family life Margaret Felicia Scholfield general home economics Thomas Bruce Zorns Bachelor of Business Administration finance.
Marine Private David Pina son of Mr and Mrs Joe Pina 410 S 4th completed four weeks of individual combat training April 24 at the Second Infantry Training Regiment Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Calif Training emphasized small unit tactics including the four man fire team and the 14 man squad with emphasis on tactical and combat skills for battle.
Kindergarten pupils from 27 Northcutt completed their program Tuesday evening at The Party House with diplomas presented by Mrs Walter Johnson and Mrs Jim Northcutt. Miss Linda Lanham delivered the commencement address assisted by students Ronda Kay La Fon Bryanette Woods and Craig Northcutt.
Bennie Glynelle Hester, daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston Hester, will receive her bachelor of business administration degree at Texas Tech graduation exercises Saturday night. She majored in business education and plans to teach business courses next year.
Mrs. John F Luckie of 1006 Tohoka Road presents a voice recital at 7 30 p m Friday in First Methodist Church. Students include Dottie Oliver Leland Hulse Sandra Olver Janie Golden Karen Beaty Robin Lindsey Alice Toliver Kathy Barrier Phillis Douglas John Frazier Danny Hulse Mary Jo Lytle Karen York Glenna York Gay Luckie Rene Houtchens Ray ma Houtchens Sandra Barrier Robert McWilliams Rita Yar brough Shana George Rhonda Chamblis Karen Taylor. Levelland students Larry Ford Olga Bowers Betty Burnett Eddy Johnson Mary Lynn Gresham Beth Gresham. Public invited.
Berly Noble Doug North Tracy Rodgers and Rhonda Winn appear in a community notice listing participants or organizers for a local event. The fragment confirms names but provides minimal context about roles or actions.
The record lists patients with medical or surgical events across May 22 to May 25. Names include Mary Jane Rodriguez, Bobbie Gwynn Adams, Judy Tidwell, Jimmy Tidwell, Rev Alton West, Mandia Donghe, Betty Jo Gibson, James C Cravens, Frances Medrano, Irene Boen, Lillie Mae Webber, and Jack W Ingram.
A legal column lists multiple marriage licenses including Howard Daniel Ward and Jere mine Jones and Jimmy Wayne Layland with Linda Joye Richardson. Names also reference Juan Joe Escondon Jr and Maga Gloria Rodriquez among others. Separate suits involve The Travelers Insurance Company and workers compensation claims. Local vehicle dealers and garages are named in notices.
Ansonia Ohio 24 man volunteer fire department uses a new wired map covering 600 properties. It required 4800 feet of wire and 300 bulbs. when a fire is reported the bulb nearest the scene is switched on. Fire Chief Garald Oswald notes prior chaos where trucks raced off with little knowledge of the fire location.
Hal Kennedy Muldrow son of Mr and Mrs A M Muldrow 321 S Club is among 164 UT students listed as candidates for the Bachelor of Laws degree at May 30 commencement exercises.
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending May 23, 1964 reached 31 411, down from 31 911 a year earlier. Online loadings were 19 610 versus 20 223 last year, and cars received from connection totaled 11 801 against 11 688. The preceding week saw 30 829 carloads.
Pvt Jimmee D Sherrin son of Mr and Mrs John W Sherrin of Tokio completed a field communication crewman course under the Reserve Enlistment Program May 22 at Fort Polk The list was made public Monday by Dan W Page Keeton of the Law School La Sherrin trained in wire laying message center operation and switchboard He is a 23 year old Brownfield High School graduate who attended San Angelo College and completed basic at Fort Polk
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