Wings One Act Play Wins District First at Amarillo
Brownfield High School's Wings win district honors with four actors earning awards. John Udell makes All-Star Cast, Sara Addison named Best Actress, Emily Alexander and Kendall Moss receive Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. Director Lou Lindsey notes the school earned the most individual awards in the district and will compete regionally in Odessa on April 23. The peça will be performed publicly Monday, April 20.
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Brownfield High School
Sara Addison
Emily Alexander
Kendall Moss
Lou Lindsey
BHS
Brownfield
Odessa
Wings
Amarillo
Emily
Forgive and Cherish a Distant Friend Message
A column advises reconciliation and trust on this page of Paper N Ink. It urges writing to an old friend, dismissing suspicion, keeping promises, and choosing kindness over envy, with guidance to apologize and seek understanding.
Reward Offered for Shirley Barrett Burglary Information
Brownfield Information Inc. offers 300 dollars for information leading to the arrest and indictment of burglars at the Shirley Barrett residence eight miles north of Brownfield. Stolen items include a 20 gauge Remington Modelo 870 shotgun a .22 caliber Remington Speedmaster rifle a Litton microwave oven a Sony Trinitron 12 inch color TV a Sony portable 5 inch TV six items of jewelry and a woman's watch. The burglary occurred on April 2 1981.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
Shirley Barrett
Brownfield
Information Leading to Arrest in 1977 Chevrolet Theft
A $300 reward is offered for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of the person or persons involved in the theft of a 1977 Chevrolet pickup owned by General Telephone Company. The two tone white and yellow truck with General Telephone decals on both doors was taken from Pates Mobil Service on Lubbock Road on March 23, 1981, and had Texas license ML 1680.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
General Telephone Company
General Telephone
Pates Mobil
Lubbock Road
Reward Offered In Brownfield Pipe Theft Case
Tri Matic Irrigation announces a 300 reward for information leading to the capture of person or persons involved in stealing about 4 miles of 6 inch irrigation pipe. Theft occurred at the Tri Matic lot on Seagraves Road on February 20 1981. Seized pipe may have been cut with a cutting torch.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
Seagraves Road
Lunch Period Policy Sparks School Debate at Brownfield
A Brownfield Intermediate School dispute centers on lunch hour conduct. A fourth grade mother alleges students were silenced, whistled at by a teacher, and forbidden outdoor recess after lunch. Principal Dale Sides says whistles stopped and lunch lasts 45 minutes. Cafeteria staff confirm restrictions since spring break and prior whistle use.
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Brownfield Intermediate School
Brownfield News
Dale Sides
Sides
Ton
Major Accident Sends One To Hospital
Brownfield police handled a major accident Wednesday morning when a 1973 GMC truck owned by Maxey Lumber of Lubbock overturned near Master Equipment. The driver Vicente Ochoa Vega was taken to Brownfield Regional Medical Center by private car. A second wreck involving two parked cars and a 1966 Oldsmobile occurred in the 200 block of South 3rd Street. The Oldsmobile driver hit a 1974 Chevrolet and a 1971 Oldsmobile, both legally parked. Police also logged three burglaries from April 7 to April 10, including a residence in the 200 block of L. A, with entry through a window and items stolen such as shoes, boots, paintings, crystal dishes, a water bed heater, jewelry, and more. See PD Report Page 4.
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Brownfield
GMC
Maxey Lumber Company
Lubbock
Vicente Ochoa Vega
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
S. 3Rd
Oldsmobile
L. A
Commissioners To Consider Bids In Monday's Meeting
The Terry County commissioners will review bids for a computer service contract for county offices at Monday's meeting. The action includes receiving bids and deciding on the vendor for the service provision.
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Terry County
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board Swears In New Members
Four successful hospital board candidates including one incumbent will be sworn in at the Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board meeting Monday night. Election results show Bailey Bowman Williford Masso and Thames with votes, while three incumbents did not run again. The session will also address a Vial of Life program, personnel matters, and county agenda items including computer records bids and a Brownfield depository designation.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
Bob Bailey
Minnie Hazel Bowman
Williford
Joe Masso
Lynn Thames
Earl Jones
Robert Beasley
Ronald Stice
TKE Fund Raising Team Rolls Through Brownfield to St Jude Goal
Five Tau Kappa Epsilon brothers on a coast to coast Beer Keg Roll pass through Brownfield en route to New York City to raise funds for St Jude Children's Research Hospital. The cross country trek began March 16 in Los Angeles and aims to finish May 26, with a $150,000 annual goal and a $1 million national project pledge.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
TKE
Brownfield
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tennessee
Los Angeles
New York City
Danny Thomas
St. Jude Hospital
John Cychel
Arkansas State University
Timothy Kauzlick
Defiance College
Ohio
Kevin Maeser
Eureka College
Illinois
Jim Murrary
Ray Smith
Cychel
Mark Wellman
Ohio State University
Plains
Smith
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
New York
Block
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Frank Gray
Herbert Chesshir
Brownfield Girl Scouts
Coleman Park
First National of
United States
St. Jude
Miller High Life