Meadow Broncs Shellac Matadors in City Election Action
Meadow Broncs discuss September 17 sales tax vote results in special session led by Mayor Jack Hamilton. Ballot tally shows 459 yes and 85 no for a one cent city tax, to take effect January 1 1969, with state tax rising to three cents on Tuesday. A zoning case denying a radiator shop in a residential zone was upheld on appeal. Council members and spouses attended a Texas Municipal League dinner in Laycock, with leadership passes.
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Brownfield
Jack Hamilton
Texas Municipal League
Holiday East
Laybock
C. E. Ross
R. C. Bond
Levelland
Wildcats crush Coyotes 29 8 on Mothers Night
Wellman Wildcats win third game of season defeating Borden County Coyotes 29 to 8. Key scores by Larry Chrestman, John Tubb, and Wallie Arrezola include a 35 yard field goal to seal the victory. Next up is Smyer at home with a Friday barbecue and sales at local stores.
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Wellman
Borden County Coyotes
Wildcats
Borden County
Wellmen
Larry Chrestman
Gerald Bevers
Chrestmen Feil
John Tubb
Wallie Arrezola
Sneek
Randal Redman
Arrezola
Guy Zant
Don Jackson
Well
Smyer
Wellman High School
Wellman Grocery
Level land Jaycees Present Pageant Report at Brownfield Meet
Two Level land Jaycees reported on the South Plains Pageant at the Brownfield Jaycee meeting. Speakers Steve Hogg and Don Overman invited participation, with a board decision pending. Hogg served as installing officer for new Jaycee Mike Anthony.
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Levelland Jaycees
South Plains
Brownfield
Meadow Bronchos Rout Matadors for third win
Meadow Bronchos dominated Mata dor Matadors with 42 points to 9 in Meadow. Loyd Jordan rushed 145 yards and scored 20 points to lead Meadow’s offense while the defense held Matador to minus 8 rushing yards and limited first downs. Meadow improves to 3-0 with strong all around play and next faces Wilson in a non district game.
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Meadow
Matador
Loyd Jordan
Jordan
South Plains
Gerald Caswell
Joe Barron
Mike Melcher
Duane Locke
Matadors
David Watson
Butch Tongate
Tongate
Broachos
Mike Beasley
Terry Wikes
Wilson
Union and Sterling City Battle to 26 26 Tie
Union and Sterling City played to a 26 26 tie with Union trailing 18 14 at halftime. Fred Jackson scored the final TD, Sterling City rushed 270 yards to Union 211, and key scorers included Randy Peel Ken Duncan and Johnny Rodriguez. Union next plays Whitbarrel in non district play.
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Union
Sterling City
Fred Jackson
Ronald Luker
Keith Cheatham
Rick Dill
Ken Duncan
Randy Peel
David Carrington
David Currington
Rule of thumb for egg purchases from Extension agent
Egg supplies are ample and prices high. Gwendolyne Clyatt advises buyers to choose large eggs when the price difference is under seven cents per dozen, as a simple guide for determining the best buy.
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Gwendolyne Clyatt
Extension Consumer Marketing Specialist
Chevrolet, Inc. Heads to Sole Ownership in Brownfield
Charles Paul Jones and Cliff Jones receive official approval making Charles Paul Chevrolet, Inc. wholly owned and operated by the pair. The move, effective Sept. 26, further notes Paul’s residency in Brownfield since 1962 and Jones’s long-time ties to the area as experienced automotive retailers.
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Cliff Jones
Charles Paul
Chevrolet
Jones and
Paul
Charles Paul Chevrolet, Inc
Brownfield
Jones
Estacado Leads District 3-AAA in football race
Estacado Matadors sit atop the 11 team District 3-AAA after a 33 to 0 win over Lamesa. Sweetwater and Lubbock Dunbar tie for second as the district shapes up with upcoming games including Littlefield at Levelland and Slaton at Snyder.
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Fistacado Matadors
Sweetwater
Lubbock Dunbar
Estacado
Lamesa
Dunbar
Matadors
Jimmie Keeling
Sweetwater Mustangs
Dunbar Panthers
Lubbock
Danbar
Littlefield
Colume
Levelland
Cenar
Colorado City
San Angelo Lake View
Lake View
Slaton
Snyder
Brownfield
Dunnbar
Former Resident Promoted to Lubbock Branch Manager
Donald W. Green of Lubbock has been promoted to branch manager of Interstate Securities Company's consumer installment finance branch in Lubbock at 1961 Texas Avenue. A Brownfield native, Green attended South Plains College, served two years in the Army, and joined Interstate in June 1964 after serving as assistant branch manager and later as adjustor and adjustment manager.
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Donald W. Green
Lubbock
Interstate Securities Company
Consumer Inestallment Finance
Texas Avenue
Green
Brownfield
South Plains College
Interstate
Khiva Shrine Charity Football Game Set For Nov 7
Local Shriners stage the Khiva Shrine Bowl charity game November 7 at Jones Stadium Laib bock Texas Tech vs A and M freshmen under the Shrinedom banner. Proceeds aid Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children and Burns Institutes with public events during Masonic Week in Lubbock.
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Jones Stadium
Laibbock
Texas Tech
A&m
Shrinedom
Khiva Shrine
Shriners
Burns
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Lubbock
Shriner
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Meadow Broncs
Shellac
Mirador
Coyotes
Wellman Borden
Your Jones Theatres
Gerets
John Wayne
Havio Janssen
Technicolor
Panavision
Warn Bay
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Presse
Metrocolor
Levelland JC
Sterling
Delwin Morrow
Stanley McNeil
George Morales
Whitbarrel
Union Sterling City
Jonathan
Jack Greenfield
Blair’s
Sundial
Betle
Jones-Blow
Bartlett
Gibbs Meat Marketf
Chevrolet, Inc
HeadedBy Jones
West Bend
Terry County Tractor
Seagraves Hwy
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