Farmers Union Head Speaks At Breakfast
Jay Naman of Waco, president of the Texas Farmers Union, spoke at the Terry County Farmers Union breakfast at Farmers Inn. He defended 100 percent parity, warned against Market Oriented price support, and urged farmers to ensure legislation and programs are administered as intended by Congress.
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Farmers Union Head
Jay Naman
Waco
Texas Farmers Union
Terry County Farmers Union
Farmers Inn
Naman
Brazos River
Farmers Union
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Center
The
Texas Farmers'Union
Ambulance Rates Set by Council in Brownfield
Brownfield City Council approved an ordinance regulating ambulance service and setting rates after a special session. The Brownfield Police Department operates the service temporarily and the approved fees apply now and after a permanent operator is chosen. Within city limits, ambulance calls are $25 each.
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Brownfield City
Brownfield Band Boosters Meet and City Ambulance Plans
Brownfield High School Band Boosters meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 4 in the band hall led by president Jackie Moon to discuss trip to contest on November 18 and spring music festival in Enid Ohio plus fundraising. City council bids for an ambulance operator are due 6 p m November 13 with City Police handling calls until service is established and protest against Pioneer Natural Gas gate rate.
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Brownfield High School Band Boosters Club
Jackie Moon
Enid
Ohio
Jake Geron
the News
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Geron
Brownfield
Lloyd Hahn
Panhandle
South Plains
Lubbock
Hospital Board Accepts Low Bid for New Facility
Terry Memorial Hospital District directors announced approval of a bid on the new hospital structure after reviewing six bids. The board expressed optimism about the project and future construction progress.
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Hospital Board
Terry Memorial Hospital
J. W. Riley
United Fund Nears Forty Three Percent of Goal
United Fund in Terry County has reached 43 percent of its $25 500 goal with $10 979 34 reported by 4 30 p m Friday The drive lists six local firms in the 100 percent employee division and notes the General Telephone area office contribution of 1 055 143 from Dick Miller and Sons of El Paso The article covers bids for hospital building equipment and timelines including dirt turning planned for December 1 and an anticipated total exceeding 1 300 000 with Hill Burton approval required for equipment bids
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Terry County United Fund
W. A. Dub) Leigon
Ross Irrigation
Charles Darwin Ford
Brownfield State Bank
Nicholson Insurance
J. W. Cooper Construction
Odessa
Kaseh Brothers, Inc
Big Spring
H. A. Padgett Jr
Lubbock
Pharr Construction
V & N Construction
McMillan
Hill-Burton
Ular
Young Texan Brooks Is Brownfield Optimist Club's First Honoree
Shad Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Jack Brooks was named the first Young Texan of the Month at a Brownfield Optimist Club meeting. A senior at Brownfield High School he captains the Cub football team and holds student council roles. He has notable choir honors and was the only freshman Madrigal selection in school history.
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Jimmy Billings
Shad Brooks
Brownfield Optimist Club
Frank Gorton
Don Parks
Brooks
Jack Brooks
East Hester
Young Texan Foundation
Optimist Clubs of Texas
Cit
Texas
Brownfield High School
Tid Bits and Local Notes From NEWSline
A. W. Turner renews friendships during a Quitman trip to visit hospitalized relatives and encounters three acquaintances after more than 55 years. Stacy Mason plans a close-out of 1969 era TVs and GE stereos while Jim Billings relocates Brownfield Water Conditioning to a new storefront and aims to finish soon. Also mentions Rev. Jack Garrett's talk on language and Bible influence, a missing king-size mattress, ambulance service proposals, and upcoming Christmas notices.
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A. W. Turner
Quitman
A. W
Stacy Mason
Earth Tvs
Jim Billings
Brownfield
Seagraves Hiway
Sammy Jones
Regal Theatre
Jack Garrett
David Kemp
Community Action Committee Forms Plans in Terry County
Members of the Terry County Community Action Committee met to approve bylaws, hear reports from building and budget committees, and set incorporation plans. Officers appointed include Jake Geron and W I McKinney to incorporators, with Wayne Mullins as acting chairman in his absence.
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Terry County Community Action Committee, Inc
Wayne Mullins
Jack Garrett
Tim Faulkenberry
Brownfield Independent
CAC
Wheatley
Jake Geron
W. I. McKinney
Meet Your Neighbor Seeks Help for United Fund Drive
Bobbye Slack, secretary for the United Fund Drive, urges volunteers to support families and the community. In her second year in the role, she handles worker cards and typing, a task that demands much effort and organization.
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Bobbye Slack
United Fund Drive
Bobbye
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Lewis Simmonds
Clarence Cornett
Union Way
Council
BHS
Optimist International
New Stote
United Fund
Dick Miller and Sons of
el Paso
Pat McMillan
Joe Rankin
J. C. Wooley
Brooks October
Levelland
Brownfield Cubs
Levelland Lobos
Lepard
Cubs
Richard Lepard
Harrelson
Leppard
Price
Robertson
Littlefield
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