Brownfield High School Class of 1942 Reunion Report
The Brownfield High School Class of 1942 held a ninth reunion during the Old Settler's event weekend. A Friday reception at 621 E. Tate hosted by members’ families preceded a Saturday class photo and gathering with numerous classmates, relatives, and teachers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Brownfield High School
Joe Sears
E. Tate
Harold Jones
Emma Gene
Coleman
Helms
Melba
Green
Bench
Frankie Lou
Ellis
Daughrity
Sears
O'Dell
Lowell Bench
Larry Miller
Estella
Swain
Clark
Earlene
Guest
Hutsell
Forrest
Steen
Stubblefield
Sammy
Tankersley
Dildine
Eldora
Lewis
Neill
Ernest Sears
Stanley Miller
Bank Proctor
Elijah Henderson
James Ragan
Harold Taylor
Carroll Collier
Ted Greenfield
Geraldine (Pyeatt
Irene (Adams) Paddock
Dana (Huff) Cavaness
Ann Willis
Kendra Willis
Penny Willis
Dean Dawson
Duran Robers
Alison Roberts
Last Gomez Reunion Discontinues After 15th Annual Meeting
Twenty people gathered Saturday at the American Legion Hall for the 15th and final Gomez Reunion. Members voted to discontinue the annual event, with 461 left in the treasury to be given to the Terry County Heritage Museum. Out of town attendees hailed from Midland, Andrews, Ropesville, Lubbock, O'Donnell, Quemado and Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
James Stone
Geraldine Key Edwards
Mary Jane Blackstock Jackson
Terry County
Ozella Banks Jenkins
Midland
Andrews
Ropesville
Lubbock
O'Donnell
Quemado
Plainview
County Labor Force And Unemployment Rates Listed
The report itemizes civilian labor force figures for several counties with counts of employed and unemployed residents and their unemployment rates. Borden 392 in labor force with 25 unemployed. Castro 4,874 in labor force with 249 unemployed. Dawson 6,810 in labor force with 447 unemployed. Deaf Smith shows 7.9 percent unemployment with 760 unemployed. Floyd County data continues the series.
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Borden County
Castro County
Dawson County
Deaf Smith County
Floyd County
Gaines County
Garza County
Hale County
Hockley County
Lamb County
Arraignment David Perez Not The Local Resident
Clarification states the arrestee named on page four of Wednesday's Brownfield News as charged with attempted sexual assault in 121st District Court is not the Brownfield resident at 420 S. St. Brownfield. The referenced David Perez hails from Cart force region with labor force data across Gaines, Garza, Hale, Hockley, and Lamb counties.
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David Perez
Brownfield News
121St District Court
S. St. St
Brownfield
Cart
Agribusiness Award Honors Terry County Agriculture Leader
The honor recognizes a businessperson whose work furthers Terry County farming. The award weighs erosion control and sound farming practices, and includes field crop evaluation. Residency on a farm is not required, and community activity is not a judging factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
Jackson Given 10 Year Term In State Pen
Marvin Jackson was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading true to a motion to proceed with an adjudication of guilt in the 121st District Court on Monday.
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Jackson
Marvin Jackson
121St District
Round Up of School Menus for Midweek
A school menu round up lists Wednesday items: Western burger with french fries pork and beans fruit cobbler and milk. Thursday offers tuna casserole blackeyed peas coleslaw hot rolls peanut butter honey and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.K
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Gomez
Geraldine Edwards
Gay Price
Maurine Walker Condra
Frankie Lee Condra
Beatrice Daugherty Blackstock
Mary Jane Jackson
Dorotha May Key
Gomez School
Vivian McLeroy Stone
Thomas Doss
Verna Mae Doss King
Quinneth Doss
Floyd Camp
Betty Sue Kelly Brown
Terry County Herald
Plains
Texas
P. O
Lynn Moherman
Tammy Bow
Robbie Sartain
Twyla Clark
David Sanain
W. Hill
W. Hill St
Agribusiness
Terry County Soil and Water Conservation
E. Hill
Chris
Vicki Billings
E. Broadway
Fy Eeah
The
Ila
Colonial Heights
Oak Grove & Intermediate
Ino School
Wellman
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