Memorial for O B Hinson former Brownfield resident
The family of O B Burl Hinson requests printing this memorial. He lived in Brownfield from 1925 to 1954 as a farmer and implement dealer. He died in Fort Stockton on September 25, 1981 after living there 21 years and had resided in Pecos earlier. Survived by wife Mattie of Pecos, three sons Dean Pecos Robert Houston Harold Laporte, three daughters Sue McIntyre Houston Wynema Roark Alamogordo NM Judy Beard Little Rock AR, and three brothers Hershel Loving NM NM G L Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.B
Burl) Hinson
Brownfield
Hinson
Fort, Stockton
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Mattie
Dean
Robert
Houston
Harold
LaPorte
Sue McIntyre
Wynema Roark
Alamogordo
N.M
Judy Beard
Little Rock
Ark
Bell Petroleum opens local wireline services district in Texas
Bell Petroleum surveys opens local wirelines in Brownfield Texas as a full service cased hole wireline operation for the Levellana Lubbock Brownfield area. Chuck Wallace district manager with seven years in the field. Bell plans selective expansion to serve the Permian Basin and grow despite market conditions.
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Bell Petroleum Surveys
Bell Petroleum Services, Inc
Brownfield
Texas
Levellana Lubbock - Brownfield
Chuck Wallace
Wallace
Bell
Permian
Cliff Chesser
San Angelo
Oklahoma
North
Permian Basin
Petroleum Services
Bell Rubber Company
Bell Petroleum Laboratories
Bell Petroleum Systems
Bell H2s Safety
Bell Casing Rond
United States lead in Olympic gold medals through history
The United States has produced 998 gold medalists with 1,278 gold medals since 1896. No other country has earned as many Olympic golds, underscoring the U S dominance in the modern Games.
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U.S
United States
Obituary for Katie M Cogburn in Amarillo
Katie M Cogburn, 90, of Amarillo, died recently. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Singleton Funeral Chapel, Lubbock, with Howard Mor officiating. Interment followed at a local cemetery. She is survived by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie M. Cogburn
Amarillo
Singleton
Lubbock
Howard Mor
Bridge Club Winners and Obituary Details
The Duplicate Bridge Club in the Parlor of the XYZ Club crowned Arlyne and Woodson Jones of La Mesa as champions. Second place went to Marge Maddix and Lillian McLaughlin of Lamesa, with a three-way tie for third through fifth among Mary Pellier and Eddie Norris of Lamesa Sue Ballard and Fanita Graham of Brownfield, and Mr and Mrs Leon Allen of Seagraves. Burial follows for Mrs Cogburn in Rest Haven Memorial Park. she died in Olsen Nursing Home Amarillo after a long illness. She was born January 14 1893 near Caddo Springs AR. taught in Close City and Durango Colo. married Densley Cogburn 1916. survived by three sons, one daughter, 11 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. pallbearers named.
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XYZ
Arlyne
Woodson Jones
Lamesa
Marge Maddix
Lillian McLaughlin
Mary Pellier
Eddie Norris
Sue Ballard
Fanita Graham
Brownfield
Leon Allen
Seagraves
Littlefield
Post
Church of Christ
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Brownfield Nursing Center
Maggie Davis
Ollie
Lillian Roe
Loris Brannon
The
Ladies of the Union Baptist Church
O. B
Mr. Hinson
Hershell of
Loving
N.M. and
G.L
Terry County Farm Bureau Insurance
J. D. Atwell
Agency
Mgr
John Rogers
Buster Chambers
Linda Speed
Genuine Sa ZF
Boy Reclina
Rockers
Lincoln's Fieldiwy
Wolfforth
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Kathie M. Cogburn
Bridge Club
Joseph Addison
Blanton Fayette
Durango
Colo
Arnold E
Abilene
Fay Lee
Plains
Daghter
Bonnie Faye Champie
James Cogburn
Eddie Cogburn
Duane Cogburn
Charles Cogburn
Jerry Cogburn
Gaylord Cogburn
State Farm Way
Cecil Ferguson
W. Broadway
State Farm
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington Limos
Levis
Reese
Levi
Bendover
Blazer
Levi's
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