Bank Adds New Service With Stock Market Link
Brownfield State Bank introduces a new service tying local banking to the stock market. The move marks a broader effort to expand financial options for residents and businesses in Brownfield.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1964
Page
2
Brownfield State Bank introduces a new service tying local banking to the stock market. The move marks a broader effort to expand financial options for residents and businesses in Brownfield.
A compiled hospital notes section lists numerous names with medical and surgical designations connected to various patients and staff. The report also describes a bank sponsored direct stock information service linking Wyoming’s bank to Underwood Neuhaus & Co. Inc and a no fee stock info line plus a daily noon news program on KTFY and livestock market service. It notes Wyoming basketball scheduling and Billy Goodman managing the Durham Bulls in the Carolina League.
The article notes many Latter Day Saint temples from Kirtland Ohio to Oakland California with a display tour beginning May 20, 19, and culminating at the New York World's Fair site showing temple designs and related exhibits.
Miss LaVeda Ruth Raynes and Loyd Gray plan a June 20 wedding at 730 pm. Raynes, daughter of O. E. Raynes of Clo Vi NM, will marry Gray of Welch. Gray’s parents are Mr and Mrs A. L. Gray of Welch.
Non-Investigated Rural Accidents Number 23 reports 23 crashes on Terry County rural roads last year with drivers delaying proper agency notification. It notes 2 percent of 1963 rural Terry crashes remained unchecked and mentions Welch pursuing basic Fort Polk training while inviting friends to a Shipley home wedding and reception.
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