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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1985

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Brownfield Chamber plans October Harvest Festival event

Brownfield's Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for the Harvest Festival set for October 19 with a theme The Fabulous Fifties. A $4,000 loan was approved to cover August expenses as membership drive efforts ramp up led by O D Hearn, with a grand prize of 750 in gift certificates and ticket sales beginning August 19 featuring six area organizations. Teresa West named queen mother, Shawn Bradley missing case noted.

Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Chamber Bobbye Slack Teresa West O.D. Hearn Hearn Slack Brownfield State Bank Leah Norman Auvy McBride Real Estate N. 1St St

Terry County BISD announces four school schedules

Brownfield Union Meadow and Wellman open 1994 95 schedules with new BISD faculty listed. Brownfield freshmen register Aug 20 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. sophomores 10:30 to noon. juniors and seniors Aug 21 at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization records. First day Sept 3. holidays include Thanksgiving Nov 28-29.

Terry County Brownfield Union Meadow Wellman BISD Brownfield High School

Brownfield man dies in irrigation electrocution accident

Gary Alan Beyer 41 of Brownfield was fatally electrocuted Thursday while changing a fuse on an irrigation unit 13 miles northwest of Brownfield. J.P. Carolyn Proctor ruled the death accidental. Beyer, born in Abilene, moved to Brownfield in 1979 and managed Johnson Gin Co. He married Sandra Stice in 1980. Burial was at Terry County Memorial Cemetery.

Gary Alan Beyer Terry County J.P Carolyn Proctor Beyer Sheriff’s Department United Methodist Church Brownfield Layman Wood Terry County Memorial Cemetery Sandra Stice

Brownfield Crime Line offers rewards for multiple 1985 burglaries

The Brownfield Crime Line Information offers 300 rewards for information leading to arrests and indictments in several 1985 cases. Targets include Brownfield Middle School at 1001 East Broadway Street burglary during Aug 1–2, 1985 and a vehicle burglary at 403 "C" between Aug 2–3. Also rewards for attempted arson at 503 North 9th Street and a mobile home burglary at 321 Lubbock Road, Aug 5. Taken items include tools and a cassette player.

Brownfield Crime Line Information, Inc Brownfield Middle School East Broadway Street North 9Th Street Lubbock Road

Republicans Sponsor Child Identification Program in Terry County

The Terry County Republican Party will sponsor a child identification program at United Super markets from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. Fingerprints and vital statistics will be kept by parents, with optional fingerprinting at local day care centers if parents consent.

Terry County Republican Party United Supermarkets

BISD Board to Meet with Attorney Over Voter Reform Suit

Brownfield BISD board to discuss a federal suit against at large voting procedures, plus hiring of two instructors and Oak Grove road project. Superintendent Hendley and Dallas attorney Earnest Higginbotham to review the case filed by Southwest Voter Registration Project on behalf of four locals. Also to set the 1985-86 budget and note Aug. 19 hearing.

BISD Oak Grove Road Brownfield School Board Don Hendley Earnest Higginbotham Dallas Southwest Voter Registration Project of San Antonio Hendley Oak Grove Ballard Street North Cedar Stewart Street Stewart Cactus Lane

Advancements reshape daily life from meals to leisure

Seminole Sentinel publisher Marshall Day notes dramatic shifts over two decades as technology, fast food, beverages, cigarettes, and personal care products multiply options. He reflects on how the atomic and computer ages expanded choices beyond traditional agriculture and family gatherings.

Marshall Day The Seminole Sentinel McDonald’s

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