Brownfield notes three decades of growth and local tidbits
Casual Corner shares reminiscences and jokes on aging, literacy, and sales humor. The column highlights a gospel group, clock changes, birthday cake at a store, Moonlight Madness sale, Dollar Day event, and Harold and Gloria Klein celebrating 20 years in business with a much larger shop.
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Bruce Jordan
Brownfield News
Rowena Griffith
Harold
Gloria Klein
Dry spell and frost threaten cotton harvest in Brownfield area
Cold front drives temperatures to 31 degrees as frost damage accelerates leaf drop. Gins will hum once mechanical reapers reach fields, though wet conditions hamper continued harvesting and drying in Brownfield and surrounding counties.
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Lewis Simmonds
National Weather Service
Civil Defense
Rockeies
Texas Plains
Colorado Mountains
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Paducah
Brownfield
Texas Panhandle
Meet Your Nabor Mrs. Shaw Journalist at Brownfield High
Meet Your Nabor profiles Mrs. Michael Shaw a journalism teacher at Brownfield High born September 8 1949 in Childress Texas raised in Longview where she attended Gladewater High and earned valedictorian honors at Baylor University she majored in art and journalism and graduated Magna Cum Laude. She led Kappa Pi as president 1969-70 and taught art at Foster Junior High before moving to Brownfield. The couple resides at 1117 Tohoka Road and attends Calvary Baptist Church.
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Brownfield News
Michael
Elaine) Shaw
Brownfield High
Shaw
Childress
J. D. Bruce
UF Campaign Moving Along
The United Fund drive progresses slowly as workers prepare campaign packets and await results. Johnny Stockton reports envelopes list firms and donation quotas with final amounts known when packets are collected next week. Total goal is 33,480 with Day Care Center expected to receive 9,000. multiple committee chairs are named and weekly director meetings scheduled at the Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture.
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United Fund
Johnny Stockton
Stockton
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Wayne Rauseseau
Advance
Howard McIlroy
Duane Moss
Robert Smitherman
Union
Harvey Tubb
Wellman
Joe Burleson
the Meadow
Jim Culver
Brownfield
Jack Garrett
Church
Dennis McCutcheon
Sonny Martinez
L.A
GI Bill Trainees Get Boosted Educational Allowances
President Nixon approved a retroactive increase in GI Bill trainees educational assistance rates. New monthly payments begin as advances in November, with higher amounts for single and dependent trainees and changes to tutoring, correspondence courses, and dependents education protections.
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Nixon
Veterans Administration
Donald E. Johnson
Veterans Affairs
Fort
Century Club Honors Blacklock Welcomed to WTCC Board
Hank Jordan received a century club cer tificate on October 19 as a member of the Century Club of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Stan Blacklock is welcomed to the WTCC board after being elected last week by local Chamber members. The Century Club includes directors with 100 new or increased memberships. 26 WTCC directors have achieved this. Jordan is area public affairs manager for General Telephone Co. of the Southwest. Blacklock is a partner owner of the Kelsage Blacklock Chevrolet Agency in Brownfield.
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WTCC
Jordan
General Telephone Co
Southwest
Blacklock
Kelsage Blacklock Chevrolet
Brownfield
Dave Cushman
Buster to Speak at API Meeting Tonight
John L. Buster, consultant to oil firms on training programs, will be featured speaker for the South Plains Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute at 6 30 p m tonight at Brown field Country Club. He will discuss winning attitudes and has written on cementing methods. Hospitality hour precedes the program.
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John L. Buster
South Plains
American Petroleum Institute
Brownfield Country Club
Buster
University of California At Berkley
API
City Hall Open House Honors Past Officials
More than 100 people attended City Hall Open House on Sunday afternoon October 29. Zelma Miller, city secretary, said the event honored past mayors and aldermen, with former leaders including Jack Hamilton and C. E. Ross among attendees. Scholarships of 250 and 500 dollars were noted for South Plains College and Texas Tech University. The article also highlights Terry County rainfall through October 1972 and a October weather pattern with cold winds and thunderstorms.
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City Hall
Zelma Miller
Terry County
South Plains College
Levelland
Texas Tech University
Absentee Voting Surges in Terry County
Terry County reported rising absentee voting with one day left. Clerk Frank Gray said 150 people voted in person and 24 mailed ballots by noon Tuesday. The deadline is 5 p.m. Friday. office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Voters must bring registration cards.
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Frank Gray
Terry
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Discuss Century Club Award