Veterans Remembered in Terry County Cemetery Ceremonies
About 214 veterans from four wars lie in Terry County cemeteries and will be honored Tuesday with a Memorial Day program by Hand Bros. Post 6794 VFW and The American Legion. The 10 a.m. event begins at the courthouse square with speaker Floyd Stumbo of Lubbock Children's Home and proceeds to cemeteries for grave decorations.
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Courthouse Square
VFW Post
American Legion
Floyd Stumbo
Lubbock
William R. Overman
Lucien Parrish Curtis R. Patton
Bay Grove Perkins
Robert L. Perry
Willie P. Pierce
Estanislado Reyna
L. E. Robinson Jr
Carl A. Rodger
Cecil E. Rook
Jamie E. Smith
Robert E. Stahler
Delbert H. Starnes
Lee
Publisher's Corner highlights patriotism and community actions
Curtis Sterting notes letters from Mrs. J E Sorrells praising freedom forum plans for August 24 and urging civic engagement. Memorial Day service sponsored by the VFW honors Gold Star Mothers with Floyd Stumbo as speaker. A local auction promises prizes from area merchants, and an inter faith golf tournament at Juarez CC precedes school integration votes in Andrews and Petersburg.
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America
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Freedom Forum
VFW
Juarez Country Club
Texas Tech declares 361 seniors candidates for degrees
Terry College and Texas Tech announce 361 seniors across arts and sciences will receive bachelor degrees. Commencement at 8 p.m. Monday. Six Terry County graduates listed with degrees in education chemistry journalism mechanical engineering petroleum engineering and sociology. Other graduates include Michael Glen Hamilton from TCU and Betty Caroline Bragg from North Texas State University. Brownfield students Jo Reynolds and Thomas Bartley among McMurry degree recipients. Hal K. Muldrow recognized as Distinguished Military Graduate ROTC and to enter Texas University Law School.
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School of Arts and Sciences
Texas Tech
Terry County
Martha Janet Roper
James G. Bragg
East Hill
William Hiram Smyrl
Garvin Smyrl
Donna Sue Christopher
Ray Christopher
Sue Graves
East Buckley
James’ Richard Szydloski
Frank Szydloski
East Tate
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Michael Glen Hamilton
Jack Hamilton
Denton
North Texas State University
Betty Caroline Bragg
Fast Hill
Sigma Alpha Ieta
National Music Society For Women
The
Association For Childhood Education
Brownfield
McMurry
Abilene
Judy Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
East Cardwell
NEA
Delta Beta Epsilon
Wah Wahtaysee
Thomas Ray Bartley
C. E. Bartley
East
Buckley
Austin
David Marvin Stallings
A. W. Wil
Memorial Day Closings Across Brownfield City Offices
Most Brownfield stores close Tuesday for Memorial Day as recommended by the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce. Banks remain open and government offices close. A Memorial Day program is set for 10 a.m. on the courthouse square lawn.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
First National
Brownfield
Courthouse Square
Society to Elect Officers for 1961 62 Meeting
The Terry County Society for Crippled Children will elect officers for 1961 62 at 4 p.m. Wednesday. The meeting will be at the South Plains Health Unit and include a report on the past year's activities.
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Terry County Society For Crippled Children
South Plains
Latrice Teague Graduates From Gulf Park College High School
In Gulfport Mississippi Latrice Teague daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Teague 621 East Reppte graduates from Gulf Park College finishing college high school division. Attending the exercises were Mr and Mrs W B Red Tudor Mr and Mrs Tommy Hicks and Mrs R L Bowers.
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Latrice Teague
Gulf Park College
Teague
Sam Teague
East Reppte
Finishing College
W. B
Red) Tudor
Tommy Hicks
R. L. Bowers
GenTel to Erect New Headquarters for Long Distance Service
GenTel awards a 237 475 dollar contract to H A Padgett Jr for a new 130 by 83 foot exchange building at East Tate and South First in Brownfield. The site will house dialing equipment, a 206 foot microwave tower, and a lounge for staff as DDD planning progresses toward a 1963 rollout.
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General Telephone Exchange
East Tate
South First
Lubbock Highway
Main
Fourth Streets
H. A. Padgett Jr
Lubbock
GenTel
Paul Farrar
Brownfield
Ausborne
Denver City
Fletcher- Carter
Meadow
New Home
New Lynn
Loop
Plains
Ace Athlete New Coach at Austin High School El Paso
Jackie Meeks, Brownfield High and Texas Western standout, accepts a coaching post at Austin High in El Paso. A June graduate with a physical education degree, he becomes head B team coach and assistant varsity football and track coach. His brother Larry is a Texas Western halfback and a senior next term. Only one of the six Meeks boys resides in Brownfield, James at 1307 North A, assistant manager of Furrs.
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Brownfield High School
Texas Western College
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el Paso
Meeks
Alma Meeks
Ignacio
Colorado
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Texas Western
Brownfield
James
North A
Furrs
Max Black Leads Tulsa Alumni Football Tilt
Max Black, a 1953 Brownfield High School graduate and former co captain of both Brownfield and Tulsa University teams, captained a Tulsa alumni football match against next year’s varsity at the University of Tulsa. He is married with a young son and works for Tidewater Oil in Eureka Kansas.
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Max Black
Brownfield High School
Tulsa
University of Tulsa
Black
Tulsa University
F G. Black
East Cardwel
Tidewater Oil Company
Eureka
Kan
Auction Dollars Move Fast in Brownfield Event
Brownfield merchants sponsor Auction Dollar Days to spur spending. For every dollar, shoppers earn an auction dollar toward a Friday auction of merchandise. Displayed at Beall's window, the sale leads to a June 2 entertainment program featuring the Country and City Boys Trio, Dinny and Her Mule Jitterbug, and Miss Beverly Harnett with the bull whip.
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Brownfield
Beall
Pete
West Main
Red Foley
Dinny
Ed Sullivan
Beverly Harnett
Needmore Tornado Damages Store. Repairs Pending
Mrs. Ronnie Green recalls the moment a tornado struck the Needmore Community Saturday evening as the store roof ripped off. Neighbors helped move stock to trucks while the Needmore Gun nearby remained untouched. no one was hurt and repairs will replace the roof and ceiling.
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Ronnie Green
Needmore
Green
Robert Martinez
Build Your Very Own Fallout Shelter Booklets Free
South Plains Health Unit offers limited copies of The Family Fallout Shelter prepared by the Office of Civil Defense Mobilization. Terry County Civil Defense chair Lewis Simmonds organized the distribution. A NAS committee found adequate shielding essential for preventing radiation casualties and Simmonds notes shelters also protect against tornadoes hail and rainstorms.
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South Plains Health Unit
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Terry County Civil Defense
Lewis Simmonds
National Academy of Sciences
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