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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1982
Page
2
The article notes that they ripped them down Friday afternoon on the Lubbock Highway. The rig belonged to Magnolia Transports of Houston.
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce and local merchants sponsor a Mothers Day Essay Contest with four divisions for elementary to middle school students. A candidates debate hosted by the Terry County Farm Bureau occurs at Brownfield High School Little Theater at 7 30 p m Tuesday featuring E L Short John Montford John C O Shea Jim Reece and John W Smith followed by a candidate meet and discussion. Essays limited to 200 words must honor living mothers residing in Terry County. Prizes include corsages for winners and a best overall mother’s gift. Deadline May 5 with essays submitted to the chamber office. Cover sheets available at local merchants including Alco Anthony Broadway Cleaners Brownfield Auto, Brownfield News and others.
The Brownfield Mens Slow Pitch Softball League will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at the General Telephone Building at 7th and Tate Streets All interested players are invited Joe Gard ens serves as league president.
Charles W. Reynolds 68 of Lubbock died by carbon monoxide poisoning at home. Services were held at Monterey Baptist Church with burial at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park. Survivor Robin Reynolds and other relatives. Virgil Depoyster 47 of Brownfield died in Seattle after a brief illness. Burial followed at Terry County Memorial Park. survivors include four brothers and two sisters.
Brownfield residents join the Brownfield Jaycees in a Channel 11 telethon March 27 28 to support Easter Seals with more than five hundred dollars in contributions.
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