Cubs Fall To Levelland In Final Quarter
About 4 000 fans braved threatening weather as Brownfield's Cubs fought Levelland Lobos to a 21 14 defeat in the final quarter. A freak kick set up Levelland's second touchdown, and Wright had a negated Cub score on a fourth down. Brownfield showed early drive into Lobos territory, but the ball control favored Levelland throughout the first half.
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Cub
Lobos
Levelland
Cubs
Bruce Miller
Lobo
Brownfield
Robert Wright
Fer
Mike Vinyard
Larry Tipton
Doug Cannon
Jesse Ballew
T B Wood Succumbs To Accident Injuries
T B Wood 65 of Route 1 died at 10 05 a m Thursday at Treadaway Daniels Hospital from injuries in an automobile crash last Friday night. He had lived in Terry County 31 years and was a prominent farmer. Survivors include his wife and two daughters.
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T. B. Wood
Route 1
Treadaway-Daniels Hospital
Church of the Nazarene
Howard Smith
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Wood
Terry County
W H. McNeely
Tahoka
Brownfield
Tahoka Highway
Sammy Lynn Wallace
Pampa
Norman G. Jones
Mercury Vapor Lights Planned for Lubbock-Seagraves Road
City manager Eunice Jones said the 70 to 80 mercury vapor streetlights will be installed next year along the islands of Lubbock Seagraves Road if next year’s budget permits. The highway is set to be completed in about two weeks with yellow reflector paint on traffic islands. One or two new signals may be added at Hill and Buckley streets if the highway department approves.
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Lubbock-Seagraves Road
Eunice Jones
Jones
Highway Department
Hill
Buckley
Lubbock Youths Charged in Country Club Burglary
Three Lubbock youths Matthew Click 17 Buddy Allredge 18 and Lannay Lishman 17 were arraigned on burglary charges for a Wednesday night break in at Brownfield Country Club Bond set at 1500 each. Sheriff said about 65 dollars in merchandise and some change were taken and the trio was arrested near a north College Avenue drive after patrols spotted them.
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Lubbock
Brownfield Country Club
Matthew Arthur Click
Buddy Jack Allredge
Lannay Doyal Lishman
Justice of the Peace
Lonnie Rhyne
James Fulford
N. College Ave
City pound fills as 36 dogs caught by catcher J W Chidester
City animal warden J W Chidester and assistant Jessie L May processed 36 dogs by Friday noon after starting Wednesday. One dog tagged, 35 untagged. 16 caught first day, 17 Thursday, one owner paid $3 to reclaim a pet. New pen to hold 25 dogs nearing completion. The dog leash law, in effect since Sept 1 by a July 23 vote, bans dogs from roaming public grounds. even penned or leashed dogs must wear two collars.
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J. W. Chidester
Coleman Park
Chidester
Jessie L. May
North Adkins
Chichester
Box Seats For Rodeo To Be Sold
Box seats for the Terry County Sheriff's Posse rodeo will be sold Thursday only a few boxes remain to be sold Mozelle Ratliff posse captain says No advance tickets after boxes sell out All other seats payable at the gate Western Week proclaimed in Brownfield September 16 to 22 by Mayor Pro Tem John J Kendrick urging community support for the Western Spirit
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Terry County
John J. Hendrick
Brownfield
Nereby
John J. Kendrick
Stock for the three day event supplied by Morris Lee
The three day event will feature stock furnished by Morris Lee. Page 5 notes the arrangement and source of animals for the program.
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Morris Lee No
Immunization Clinic at South Plains Unit Closed
The South Plains Health Unit at East Main and D Streets will not hold any immunization clinics until a new director is appointed after Dr. R. E. Johnson was transferred to Midland. County Judge Herb Chesshir said a replacement is expected soon, and residents who cannot pay are advised to see county health nurse Mrs. Viola Simmonds at the unit.
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South Plains
East Main
D Streets
R. E. Johnson
Midland
Herb Chesshir
State Health Department
Johnson
Viola Simmonds
District 2 Farm Bureau Meeting Sets Queen Contest
More than a dozen Terry County farmers and farm bureau members will attend the District 2 Texas Farm Bureau meeting in Lubbock Thursday. The day includes selecting a farm bureau queen from Terry County, Naydene Faulknerberry, with 8 p.m. ceremonies at O. L. Slaton School.
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Terry Farmers and Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Bureau
Lubbock
J. T. Fulford
Farm Bureau
Naydene Faulkenberr
W. C. Faulkenberry
Seagraves
Terry County
O. L. Slaton School
Ed Cumbie
Bronte
Brownfield Golfers Brighten South Plains Tourney
Brownfield golfers traveled to Plainview Country Club for the South Plains Women s Golf Association annual tournament. Minnie Hazel Bowman won the consolation in first flight by defeating Peggy Elliott after a 19 hole semi final. Helen Humphries of Lubbock captured the tournament title.
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Brownfield
South Plains Womens Golf Association
Plainview Country Club
Minnie Hazel Bowman
Peggy Elliott
Helen Humphries
Lubbock
Will Tour In Buses In Terry County Soil Tour
The fourth annual Terry County Soil Conservation field tour leaves at 9 a.m. Thursday from the Courthouse square in eight air conditioned buses. Attending are the board of supervisors led by L. M. Waters Jr and Soil Conservation Service staff, with escorts from city and county law enforcement. The group will make four stops including fertilizer tests at the Lubbock Experiment Station near Grover Richie Rim and trips around Meadow, Levelland, and surrounding areas to showcase crop prospects both dryland and irrigated.
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Terry County Soil Conservation
Courthouse Square
Board of Supervisors
L. M. Waters Jr
R. J. Purtell
Bruce Zorns
James Thurman
Homer Causseaux
Soil Conservation Service
Henry Williamson
James Moore
Morris Farrow
Bill Dugger
Marvin Whitmire
Waters
Charles Kersh
Dennis Q. Lilly
Thurman
Jim Foy
Jess McWherter
Purtell
Walter Meyer
BHS Vong
Alvin
Grover Richie Rim
Lubbock
Meadow
Levelland
Man Raises Game Birds At Home To Bypass Quail Shortage
B N Flanagan of 713 Magnolia Drive raises his own game birds amid quail shortages. He now owns about 150 birds including white and chukker quail and ring neck pheasants. Incubation, feeds, and licenses are described as he plans to sell dressed birds.
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Mohammed
B. N. Flanagan
Magnolia Drive
Flanagan
Magnolia
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