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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1998
Page
4
Trustees reviewed employee contracts for Brownfield ISD staff across campuses including special education counselors librarians nurses and social workers. The meeting noted bids for uniforms to be included in the 1998 99 budget with items set for April agenda and future UIL marching contest timing.
Speaking of babies, a local babysitter notes how shoppers arrive with kids and how she helps as they browse. Sherry has passed more Beanie Babies over the counter than anyone else in Brownfield, a hobby attracting many adults. There are about 100 different current Beanie Babies to collect, with enthusiasm spreading beyond children.
Sherry at Nelson Store juggles duties with family care. She shares cooking interests, monthly cooking class in Lubbock, and love of travel from Switzerland to Hawaii. Her son lives in Dallas, another in Austin, and she cherishes a close-knit extended store family. She aims for health to enjoy grandkids and recalls 1991 Harvest Festival Queen Mother honor.
McWhorter suffered two broken shoulders and two broken neck vertebrae after hitting an uncovered wire on a ladder while repairing a home on Tohoka Road. CPR by Coy Jones Bailey Yarbrough and urgent help from Alton Merritt and his wife saved him. He credits fate and local residents for saving his life. He was treated at BRMC and transferred to Lubbock and remains grateful to live in Brownfield.
Nan Pittman leads a D C Club trip exposing students from Brownfield Middle School to treasury halls and unfamiliar languages. They observed pollution and many homeless sleeping on vents, noting stark contrast to their home town and shifting some opinions.
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