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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1992
Page
5
TELCOT reports a quiet cotton week with no fundamental news and a holiday shortened trading period. December futures entered delivery, 27 of 30 notices sent to Dunavant on Monday, prices ended higher that day, and 44,469 bales traded on TELCOT for the week with daily averages around 46.02 to 47.98 cents per pound.
The Texas Department of Public Safety and Operation C.A.R.E. announce National Drunk and Drugged Awareness Week with a kickoff as National D-Day. Marine Lance Cpl. Alan P. Rutledge of Brownfield has been promoted while serving with the 6th Motor Transport Battalion, 4th Force Service Support Group in Lubbock, Texas.
The Brownfield Senior Citizens Center at 500 West Bridges posts meals for December 3 and 4, featuring meat loaf and sloppy Joe meals with donations of 1.75 dollars. In Texas, 49 state police agencies coordinate maximum enforcement of DWI laws during National D Day from 6 p.m. December 4 to 6 a.m. December 5.
Joey Howard of Brownfield and son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Howard was among eight Abilene Christian University students at the National Teachers of Singing convention in Shawnee Oklahoma. He reached the semi finals as a freshman vocal performance major and 1992 Brownfield High School graduate.
Kristi Osborn and Stephanie McCallister of Meadow were two of thirty-five 4 H members recognized at the 35th District Gold Star Banquet in Lubbock on November 23. They received the Gold Star Award, the highest county level honor, as Terry County Extension Agent Kristi Osborn and Home Economist Stephanie McCallister heard remarks from Dr. Lynn Thibodeaux on 4 H history and future goals emphasizing youth development and parent involvement.
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