Lanny Webb, Brownfield farmer, dies at 62
Lanny Webb, longtime Brownfield farmer and gin owner, died after a life rooted in Brownfield. He was born May 1, 1935, married to Mary Lou Bass in 1956, and attended Brownfield High School and Texas Western. Survived by wife, two daughters Paula Reed and Kathy Keith, sister Maurine Winn, two grandsons, and two grandsons names Thurman, Billy Timmons, Loyd Wayne Vowell. Memorials to Brownfield First Presbyterian Church.
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Mary Lou Bass
Terry County
Mr. Webb
Brownfield High School
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el Paso
Needmore
Webb
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City of
Itati
Dawson School kindergarten and first grade pre registration
Pre registration for kindergarten and first grade in Dawson School will run 3 to 4 pm May 7 in the Dawson Elementary School kindergarten room. Bring birth certificate immunization record and Social Security number. Contact Principal Lynn Maxwell at 489-7461 for details.
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Dawson
Lynn Maxwell
Senior Citizens Menu April 28 to May 2
The SCC W Bridges menu for April 28 to May 2 lists meals for Monday and Tuesday. Monday offers hamburger on a bun with condiments, tater tots, and apricots. Tuesday features Owen Fried Fish with corn, turnip greens, coleslaw, cornbread, and gelatin.
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SCC
W. Bridges
Terry County XYZ Club April menu week featuring enchiladas and chicken
The Terry County Senior Citizens XYZ Club lists daily April 21 to 25 menus at 101 S D St. Read the week includes Enchilada Casserole and Fried catfish on separate days, Smoked Pit Ham, Grilled Hamburger Steak, and Lemon Baked Chicken with sides like pinto beans, green beans, salads, pies, and breads.
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Terry County Senior Citizens
XYZ Club
S. D St
Odessa Artist to Present BAA Watercolor Program
Odessa painter Marvin Stevenson will lead the Brownfield Art Association meeting on Monday May 5 at 7 p.m. in the Meeting House at 1103 West Main. Hostesses Alta Burnett and Sharlene Martin assist as Stevenson, an established wildlife and western art watercolorist, displays work from the Art of the West Gallery in Odessa.
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BAA
Marvin Stevenson
Brownfield Art Association
W. Main
Alta Burnett
Sharlene Martin
Stevenson
Art of the West
Brownfield Noon Lions seek used eyeglasses for aid
The Brownfield Noon Lions urge residents to donate old prescription glasses and sunglasses during May to the Lions Recycle For Sight program. Collected glasses will be refurbished and shipped to developing countries where eye care is unaffordable, aiding communities of thousands served by a single eye doctor.
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Brownfield Noon
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Canada
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Lions
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W. Hill
Graveside Rites for Nena Walser Held in Terry County
Graveside services for Nena Pauline Walser 69 of Brownfield were held April 24 at Terry County Memorial Cemetery with El der Ronnie Hedges of the Primitive Baptist Church officiating. Walser died April 23 at University Medical Center in Lubbock. She was born June 19, 1927 in Crockett and married Ray Neal Walser in 1948. Survived by two sons Byron and Jay, mother Addie Moseley, three sisters Lona Little Fairy Hoppenrath Nila Moseley, one brother John Robert Moseley, and five grandchildren.
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Brownfield
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Ronnie Hedges
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Brownfield Funeral Home
Walser
University Medical Center
Lubbock
Crockett
Ray Neal Walser
Former Brownfield man laid to rest in Greenville
Graveside services for Marvin A. Duncan 71 of Greenville were held April 18 at Shady Grove Cemetery with Lester Duncan officiating. He died April 15. Born September 8 1925 in Tishomingo Oklahoma he was a former Terry County resident and retired heavy machine operator. Survived by three sons Mike Commerce David Greenville James Brookings and Janie Winans Campbell. two sisters Nellie Smyth Burnet Helen Angelin Lubbock. five grandchildren.
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Greenville
Shady Grove
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Mr. Duncan
Tishomingo
Oklo
Terry County
Duncan
Southside Church of Christ
Mike
Commerce
David
James
Brookings
Janie Winans
Campbell
Nellie Mae Smyth
Burnet
Helen Angelin
Lubbock
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Tohoka Road
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Scott Tasot
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Becky Cuarrin
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Pau Eocar
Nelson Pharmacy
Tohoka
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Levelland Hwy
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S. Ltd. Thriftway
Tahoka Road
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Marvin Duncan
Texas Farmers Union
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Tohoka Rd
Bsid
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David Ervin
Texas
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Sl. Mary Hospital
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