City to install large diesel generator at power plant
Major Improvements Program moves ahead with plans to install a Nordberg 10 cylinder 4 950 horsepower diesel at City Power and Light Plant. Panhandle Construction Co of Lubbock won a 29 457 contract for engine foundation basement room blower building and cooling tower base after bids from five other Lubbock firms. Completion date is May 10 as part of a 680 000 improvement program approved by voters last March. Other items include 1960 tax roll approval and travel plans for Texas Municipal League Conference in Galveston. Police and animal warden reports for August noted 343 calls and 54 arrests. Water pumpage figures show a five year trend.
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City Power & Light
Panhandle Construction Company of
Lubbock
Arrol D. Hay
M. B. McKee
Bundock Inc
W. B. Abbott & Company
Claude Martin & Sons
Nordberg
Texas Municipal League
Galveston
National
Dallas
Erik Ehrenberg Company
ASC Groups Name Balloting Results for Nine Communities
ASC committeemen for 1960-61 named in nine communities with chairmen and alternates listed. Sept. 28 meeting at the ASC office will set the County Committee. Names include Keesee, Caswell, Walker, Finley, Jordan, Hogue, Marchbanks, Henson, Whitaker, Kinard and others from Pleasant Valley Union Pool and surrounding areas.
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ASC
Terry
T. C. Hogue
Bill Marchbanks
Hubert Henson
Ed Whitaker
Virgil Kinard
Pleasant Valley
Dick Hamm
Clyde Bond
J. D. Oliver
Carroll Doss
Nathan Evans
Texan Clyde Turner Enshrined in Football Hall of Fame
Turner, nephew of a Brownfield area resident, earned his Hall of Fame niche as Hardin-Simmons center from 1937 to 1939. He is one of two Texans honored, alongside Charles Aldrich of TCU. The nine inductees include Fred Berry, Gordon Locke, Lou Little, and Sid Luckman, all to be recognized at a New York dinner on December 6.
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Plains
Brownfield
Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
Hardin-Simmons
M. G. McCain
West Tate
Bill Turner
Gatesville
Bulldog
Turner
New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Fred Berries
Navy
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Lou Little
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Mechanical Picking School Set For Tuesday In Texas
Terry farmers will learn about mechanical cotton picking at a 1 p.m. session in The Party House. The program features Texas A&M expert Fred Elliott on defoliation and general mechanical picking. At 2 p.m. attendees visit local implement firms Kersh, Hester, and J B Knight to see machines in action with firm specialists Ben Beck, Bob Christopher, and Dan Dunscumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A&m
Fred Elliott
Kersh Implement
John Deere
Hester Implement
International Harvester
J. B. Knight Company
Allis-Chalmers
Tour of Sandyland Set for Tuesday
A tour of Sandyland Experiment Station is scheduled Tuesday from 9 30 a m to noon. The event is led by personnel from Lubbock Experiment Station and invites guests to meet at the g station northwest of Brownfield at the start time.
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Sandyland
Sandyland Experiment Station
Lubbock Experiment Station
G Station
Brownfield
Texans for Nixon Group To Be Organized Monday
A Brownfield Terry area push forms Texans for Nixon with a 7 30 p m meeting in the 121st District Court to organize elect officers and committees. Spokesmen urge Democrats Republicans and independents to attend to oppose the Kennedy Johnson ticket and support Nixon Lodge.
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Nixon
Tom Adams
East Cardwell
Marion Bowers
East Oak
Brownfield
Terry
Nixon Lodge
America
Adams
Cotton ginning totals across Terry Yean counties reported
Terry County had 165 bales ginned by Friday morning, with Joe Spears of the Texas Employment Commission noting 1960 output could reach 130000 bales depending on frost. Yoakum County reported 90 bales and Lynn County 96 as part of statewide estimates.
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Terry County
Joe Spears
Texas Employment Commission
Spears
Terry
Yoakum County
Lynn County
Lions Light Bulb Sale Promises Civic Fundraising Drive
Brownfield Lions Club launches its fifth annual light bulb sale with two squads, the Blues led by Bill McKinney and Odell Sears and the Grays under Monroe Clayton and Lynn Halamicek. Canvassing starts 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday to sell a four pack of bulbs priced at $2, supporting the Kerrville Crippled Children’s Camp and local Lions projects.
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Brownfield Lions Club
Blues
Grays
Bill McKinney
Odell Sears
Monroe Clayton
Lynn Halamicek
L. D. Bailey
Ed Crow
C. C. Scott
George Black
Luther Reynolds
E. E. Rising
Bailey
Lindsey
Curtis Scott
Richardson
Joe Collum
H. B. Virgil Crawford
Lions Crippled Children’s
Kerrville
Lions Club
Big B Days Kickoff For Brownfield Merchants Week
Big B Days runs Monday through Saturday as Brownfield stores feature banner bargains and bonus buys. The Honey Bee symbol promotes a six day event focused on price savings with a community wide effort to thank customers. Participating firms include Kyle Grocery H M Furniture Canipe's Fabrics Bayless Jewelry Primm Drug Fenton's Shoes and more.
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Brownfield
Lynn Brown
Beall’s
Terry County
Plains
Seagraves
Denver City
Tohoka
Route 5
Loop
Welch
O'Donnell
Kyle Grocery
H & M Furniture
Canipe’s Fashion Fabrics
Bayless Jewelry
Primm Drug
Fenton’s Shoes
Klein’s
Copeland Hardware
Cicero Smith Lumber
Lindsey Hardware
Terry County Lumber
Franklin’s
Burnett’s Clothiers
Mrs Tracy Cary Visits El Paso with Dale Cary Family
Mrs Tracy Cary of 921 East Tate is spending the week in El Paso with her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Dale Cary.
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Mrs
Tracy Cary
East
Tate
el Paso
Dale Cary
Meadow FFA Leader Named Outstanding Agriculture Student
The Meadow FFA Chapter president, son of Mr and Mrs John Coalson of Route 1 Meadow, is recognized as the school's outstanding agriculture student of last year and earned the Lone Star Farmer Degree in July. He helped on a 40 acre farm with 5 acres of cotton and was on the state land judging team in 1958 59, with the family recently moving from Bronte four years ago.
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Meadow Ffa
Coalson
Meadow
John Coalson
Route 1
Bronte
Sam Oliver hailed for diversified farming success in 1960
R I Oliver Sam of Terry, born Wise County, raised there, WWII veteran and Church of Christ member, wins Terry Soil Conservation District and Chamber plaque with a $500 check as the year’s most diversified farmer. He began diversification in 1950 with native grass, faced 1953 54 drought, used deep plowing water management crop residues and fertilizer, signed 1958 Great Plains program, installed 3270 feet of underground pipeline, owns 320 acres plus 30 leased, and helps neighbors with conservation plans. See SAM'S page 4.
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Wise County
Terry
Church of Christ
R. I. Oliver
Sam
Oliver
Wellman
Terry Soil Conservation District
Chamber of Commerce
Great Plains Soil Conservation Program
Varmint Callers To Present Program Here On Thursday
The National Varmint Callers Association will present a free program at 8 p.m. Thursday in 121st District Court. The Brownfield group has about 15 members with Henry Gargill as director. Howard Casey of Lubbock will emcee. a 25 minute color film will be shown. The talk targets Terry farmers and related hunters and Boy Scouts. Annual MCA membership is 2 dollars, with entry to the Texas Wild Animal Calling Contest through December 15.
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121St District Court
National
Varmint Callers Association
Brownfield
Henry Cargill
North A
Howard Casey
Lubbock
Casey
MCA
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C. E. Ross
Jess McWherter
Eunice Jones
Jake Geron
Bill McGowan
M. R
Red) Smith
Smith
Joe C. Keesee
Norman Caswell
W. I. Walker
Fred Finley
Edward Jordan
Challis
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Raleigh Luker
Lee Miller
Clarence Cornett
Grady Davis
Pool Vernon Aldridge
Eddie Bingham
Coy Terry
Herbert Hicks
Charles Tyler
Robert Hamm
Kyle Adams
Elmo Adair
G. L. Sullivan Jr
Otis Bass
Carl Cabe
M. R. Paddack
J. O. Farrar
Mont Hamm
Tokio
J. C. Meeks Jr
Roy Perkins
Raymond Sherrin
O. A Pippin
G. H. Crutcher
Johnson
Bill Blackstock
Lewis M. Waters
Bonard Stice
D. A Kelly
F. L. Earnest
Charles
Ki) Aldrich
TCU
Texans For Nixon
James Fulford
W. K. Lindsey
L. J. Richardson
Perry Bear
Eddie Rowe
James Coalson
Poland
Wendell Faught
R. J
Sam) Craig
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