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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1981
Page
1
Major C W Bell of Region five and Brownfield DPS leaders appeal to motorists to slow down and drive carefully over Christmas. They urge sobriety and headlights, noting this season brings both happiness and tragedy for some. Sergeant Hal Pirtle stresses not to drink and drive and to designate a sober driver.
Brownfield police seek a Burglary suspect after a residence at 1401 East Tate reported missing tools valued around 4500 dollars. The incident was reported Friday by John W. Benton and is under investigation by the department.
A special fund at Brownfield State Bank was set up by friends of Jesse Winters to help cover medical expenses for the 12 year old, seriously burned on December 9. He is being treated at the Shriner Burn Center in Galveston and donations may be left at the bank.
Brownfield girls drop district opener 63 61 in triple overtime after a late game call negated a four point lead. Marcy Holladay scores 26, Cynthia Washington 18, rebounds led by Holladay and Washington. Dumas advances to state in Austin.
Luke 2 1 20 recounts Caesar Augustus decree for a census, Joseph and Mary travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem, Jesus born in a manger as shepherds see angelic vision. Angels praise God, shepherds spread word, Mary treasures events in her heart.
Senior tailback Mike Reed led District 1-AAAA in rushing with 1101 yards and was named to the Class 4A All South Plains football team by the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. He shared backfield honors with Keith Brooks of Andrews Ricky Boylan of Monahans and Barry Pillow of Lubbock Dunbar while also earning all district honors.
A holiday reflection celebrates giving, family, and belief in Santa Claus. It recalls Virginia O’Hanlon’s 1897 Sun letter and Francis P. Church’s famed reply affirming the jolly figure’s existence, underscoring childlike faith and festive joy.
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