Goodfellows Seek Names for Christmas Presents
The Brownfield Goodfellows ask churches to collect names of needy families with children through age 12 and submit them to Mary West at Brownfield City Hall. Blank forms include proper and country addresses. Deliveries for Christmas Eve require returns by Friday Dec 12. Cash, toys, and food donations also go to City Hall.
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Brownfield Goodfellows
Goodfellows Committee
Mary West
Brownfield City Hall
City Hall
Goodfellows
Mary Jo Collins
Christmas Tree for Kids Program Seeks Recipients
Applications are being taken for youngsters ages one through 12 to receive gifts from this year’s Christmas Tree for Kids Program. Nominations must be delivered to Terry County Clerk Ann Willis by 5 p.m. Friday, December 12. Gifts should be brought to the Terry County Law Enforcement Center by 5 p.m. December 19, with delivery on Christmas Eve after Brownfield Goodfellows deliveries.
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Terry County
Ann Willis
Law Enforcement Center
Brownfield Goodfellows
Bale counts lag behind 2002 totals in Terry County gins
Dec 12 bale tally from eight Terry County gins reported by Brownfield Texas WorkSource lists Harmony 6590 bales Johnson 5814 bales Lone Star Ag 15525 bales Meadow Co-op 14886 bales Needmore 8971 bales Southwest Cotton Growers 29872 bales Terry County Co-op 20859 bales West 6135 bales, with a total of 108,653 bales. Last year at this time the total was 137,050.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Texas Worksource Career Center
Harmony
Johnson
Lone Star Ag
Meadow Co-op
Needmore
Southwest Cotton Growers
Terry County Co-op
Brownfield News Christmastime Coloring Winners Named
The Brownfield News coloring contest honored winners and runners up across four age groups. Dominic Martinez won Age 3-5 receiving 15 Brownfield Bucks, Melanie Click was runner up with 10. Bailey Sides won Age 8-10 with 15, runner up Kori Holt earned 10. Sarah Clark topped Age 6-7 runner up with 10.
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Brownfield News
Dominic Martinez
Melanie Click
Brownfield Bucks
Linda Ortiz
Sarah Clark
Bailey Sides
Kori Holt
Brownfield Choir to Present Christmas Madrigal Dinner
Brownfield High School choirs present Christmas Night at King's Court in the High School Commons on Dec 18 at 7 pm. Tickets cost 10 dollars and are available from choir students or by calling the choral office. Posey’s Catering will cater the meal. seating is first come, first served. Sponsored by Brownfield Irrigation, Nelson Pharmacy, Brownfield Federal Credit Union, and the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield High School
King’s Court
Posey
Brownfield Irrigation
Nelson Pharmacy
Brownfield Federal Credit Union
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Gallegos Faces Local Roles and 2004 Campaign Call
Gallegos serves on the local grievance committee and holds roles in Brownfield organizations including the Bar Association Booster Clubs Lions and United Way Board. A part time magistrate in Lubbock, he is a church member and former parish council president. He earned a 1978 Texas Tech geography degree and a 1981 Thurgood Marshall Law JD, licensed in 1982. He argues Terry County crime prosecution has intensified as criminals seek safer routes. He urges votes on March 9, 2004.
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Brownfield Bar Association
Lubbock
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Church Parish Council
Gallegos
Brownfield
Brownfield Noon Lions
United Way of
Lubbock Estacado
Terry County
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