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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1963

Page

2

Mississippi Natives Make New Home in Brownfield

The Clark family from Cleveland Mississippi moved to Brownfield in July with four children and a son. They chose a public Magnolia Oil Camp house after leaving Delta country and face adjustments from Mississippi lakes and large family life to West Texas heat and smaller homes. Maxine and family join local clubs, plan real estate, and adapt to new routines while preserving their church and 4H roots. They explore Lake Thomas, Carlsbad Caverns, and local cacti as they settle into Oak Grove PTA and First Methodist Church.

Ellis W. Clark Mississippi Cleveland Miss Mississippi Delta Brownfield Lake Thomas Texas Maxine Carlsbad Caverns Clark California Chemical Company Magnolia First Methodist Church Parent Teacher Association

Thrift Furniture Introduces Revolving Charge Plan

Thrift Furniture announces a new revolving charge credit plan for customers. The system offers immediate credit substantiation and allows add on merchandise without boosting monthly payments. Buyers may pay in open account, 30-day terms, or set a fixed monthly amount, with a $10 minimum covering purchases from $100 to $280. Mrs. J. Doe could charge a chair and add up to $155 while keeping $10 monthly.

Thrift Furniture J. Doe

Organizational Meet Attracts Large Crowd

A newly formed Lacio Club held at the Latino Dance Hall drew 92 attendees with 52 signing for membership. President Domingo Martinez, Vice President Tomas Canta, Secretary Marcus Garcia, and Treasurer Raul Romero led plans to cooperate with city officials to enforce compulsory school attendance and to engage parents in related discussions.

Lacio Club

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