Reunion Held In May Home Weekend Visitors
Weekend visitors at 1108 E Cardwell in Brownfield joined Mr. and Mrs. Wood for a family gathering. Attendees included Tommy Roberts and Kelli of Seminole Lonnie Offitt of Munday Pauline Barham of Lufkin Wayne McLaughlin and Mark of Fort Worth Myrtle Sullivan of Lodi Calif Frank DuBose and James DuBose Delisa and Alan of Burleson Sammy Key Robbie Rusty and Rickey Lena Fox Earl Fox W Wheatley Herman Wheatley Jr Susan and Creatha DuBose all from Brownfield.
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Wood
Tommy Roberts
Kelli
Seminole
Lonnie Offitt
Munday
Pauline Barham
Lufkin
Wayne McLaughlin
Mark
Fort Worth
Myrtle Sullivan
Lodi
Calif
Frank DuBose
Antioch
James DuBose
Delisa
Alan
Burleson
Sammy Key
Robbie
Rusty
Rickey
Lena Fox
Earl Fox
W. H. Wheateley
Herman Wheatley Jr
Susan
Creatha DuBose
Brownfield
Thailand Bride Moves to America With US Marine Groom
Jeannie and Jonathan, a Bangkok businessman and a US service member, marry and plan to settle in the United States with their eight month old son Jonathan Michael. Jeannie admires American living standards and cooking while sharing hopes to blend Thai and American values. They discuss religion, work, and future plans as they prepare to leave for Whiteman AFB Missouri.
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Sae-Lue
Bangkok
Jeannie
America
Thailand
Jonathan
Whiteman Air Force Base
Missouri
Jonathan Michael
Mother of City Woman Dies in Lubbock Hospital Rites
Mrs. D. G. Kulms 63 of Ropesville died about 11 15 a m Wednesday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Services were held at 2 p m Saturday from First Church with burial in the city cemetery.
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D. G
Selma) Kulms
Ropesville
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
City Dog License Rules and Fine Exemption Details
City ordinance requires dogs over six months to be licensed annually for one dollar, due before January 1 each year, obtainable at the Police Department. Vaccination certificates waive the license fine. dog and cat roaming on public property is forbidden. The rest appears as obituary and family notices including burial at Ropesville Cemetery and survivors of Mrs Kulms.
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Police Department
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted by Date
Admissions list patients by date including Violet Wilson Jane Copeland Ester Reyna Kelly Hollandsworth Greene Sharon Kimbrell Leffate Smyth Lillian Townsend Bert ram Davis Samuel Wigefall William Maxey Ricky Cargill Ima Cooley Carolyn Long Angelita Merma Rhonda Marett Gayle Phelan Michael Sims Lora Lovelace Donna Claybourn Esmeralda Bergera and William Lovelace. Discharges enumerate patients by date including Olla Butler Merlene Moss Krista Moss Henry Brigance York Warlene Wilburn Sylvia Martinez Angeli ta Rodrigues Randal Tuggle Violet Wilson Ester Reyna Elizabeth Arteaga Lou Collins James Melear Lawrence Davis Samuel Wigfall Paul Fuller Sharon Kimbrell Jamie Kimbrell Ricky Cargill Rafael Ruiz Leffate Smyth and Michael Sims.
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Violet Wilson
Jane Lee Copeland
Ester Reyna
Kelly Hollandsworth Greene
Sharon Kay Kimbrell
Tomes Leffate Smyth
Lillian Marie Townsend
Lawrence Bertram Davis
Samuel Wigefall
William Bryan Maxey
Ricky Dell Cargill
Ima Lee Cooley
Judith Carolyn Long
Angelita Valerio Merma
Rhon
da Jean Marett
Olla Mae Buteler
Merlene Joy Moss
Krista Dawn Moss
Henry Ferrell Brigance
Presley George York
Warlene Wilburn
Sylvia Martinez
Angelita Rodrigues
Randal Glen Tuggle
Elizaraquin Arteaga
Lou Ellen Collins
James Carl Melear
Samuel Wigfall
Paul Howard
Danna Lynn Fuller
Jamie Nicole Kimbrell
Ricky Dell
Gill
Rafael Ruiz
Michael Don Sims
Fair Will Feature Appaloosa Horse Show at Panhandle Fair
The 55th Panhandle South Plains Fair in Lubbock September 25 30 includes an Appaloosa horse show with $877.50 in premiums. Judge Casey Carnell of Corrales New Mexico presides, with Ken Cook as superintendent and Jimmie D Walker Mack Heald assisting. Entry fees range 7 12 and 3 per horse across halter performance and youth classes.
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Lubbock
Jimmie D. Walker
Mack Heald
Bob Middleton
D’lynn Whitten
Rites Held Friday For Relative Of Local Man
Mrs. Buena Ethel Miller 83 of Odessa died Wednesday at Medical Center Hospital. Services were at First United Methodist Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. She was born in Archer and married Frank Miller in 1928 in Burkburnett, moved to Odessa in 1939 from Pecos, and was a church member. Survivors include daughters Claudia Pettii and Patricia Booker, son Paul Coody, three stepdaughters, two brothers, ten grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and several great great grandchildren.
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Buena Ethel Miller
Odessa
Hosital
First United Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelely Funeral Home
Archer
Claudia Petetii
Patericia Booker
Austin
Paul Coody
Pecos
Aulh Fields
Henrietta
Ruby Rush
Richard Graham
Brownfield
Carl Burch
Cecil Burch
Dallas
Lions View Slides of Holy Land
Noon Lions heard a slide tour of the Holy Land at a Wednesday meeting. Tommy Hicks, program chair, shared part one of a two part presentation based on a trip via New York to London Athens Jerusalem and Rome then home. A bulb sale runs September 20 for one week. visitors Dale Lynn and Wayne Cornett attended.
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Noon Lions
Holy Land
Cline Hickman
Tommy Hicks
Hicks
New York
London
Athens
Jerusalem
Barait
Ishtanbul
Rome
Lynn Haleambek
Dale Lynn
Kelsay-Blacklock Chevrolet
Wayne Cornett
Evening Lions Club
Zimmerman Receives BA Degree From North Texas State
William Richard Zimmerman of Brownfield earned a bachelor of business administration in administrative management at NTSU summer commencement in Denton. The ceremony awarded 670 bachelor, 458 master, and 52 doctoral degrees including NTSU’s first master of science in computer science.
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William Richard Zimmerman
Brownfield
North Texas State University
Denton
Jeff W. Zimmerman
S. Lons
NTSU
Weather outlook hints at steady crop growth across plains
Weather forecasts expect temperatures from the low 60s to the low 80s aiding sorghum and other crops. Soil moisture remains fair to good across most South Plains sections, supporting crop production. Through Monday, clouds and mild temperatures with diminishing shower chances. Thursday high reached 97 degrees and low 66.
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South Plains
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