Tutor Workshop Set For Jan 5 6 In Brownfield
A Laubach literacy tutor workshop will run January 5 from 6 to 9 pm and January 6 from 9 am to 5 pm at First Christian Church of Brownfield. The sessions are free, with lunch break on the 6th. Irene Paddock at Kendrick Memorial Library 637-3848 handles registration. A call is out for bilingual tutors and a Brad Seaton family relief fund exists at Union Baptist Church Route 1 Brownfield for donations.
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Laubach
First Christian Church of
Brownfield
Irene Paddock
Kendrick Memorial Library
Union Baptist Church
Brad Seaton
Rte. 1
Wellman Booster Club to host basketball tournament
The Wellman Booster Club plans a three day basketball tournament featuring the Wildcats and Lady Wildcats plus Klondike New Home and Whiteface. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children.
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Wellman Booster Club
Wildcats
Lady Wildcats
Teaas
Klondike
SPC classes offered at Brownfield for spring term
South Plains College continuing education will again offer SPC courses in Brownfield this spring. Registration is Jan 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Brownfield High School. Courses include accounting II microcomputer applications personnel management U.S. history to 1876 U.S. history since 1876 and Spanish conversation.
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Brownfield
South Plains College Division of Continuing Education
Brownfield High School
U.S
Don Yarbrough
SPC
Texas
Yarbrough
Congressional offices and district contacts listed
A directory style item lists lawmakers and staff contact details. Larry Combest and Phil Gramm are shown with Washington offices and phone numbers, Lloyd Bentsen with a Senate office, Sen. John Montford in Texas, and State Rep. Jim Rudd with a Texas mailing address and phone.
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Larry Combest
U.S. House of Representatives
Longworth
Washington
D.C
Phil Gramm
Texas
Russell Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
John Montford
P.O. Box
Austin
Jim Rudd
Local births and bridge club results brighten Brownfield area
The notice lists births in Brownfield area families including Patrick David Britton born 11 05 a.m. Dec 19 in San Antonio hospital to Damon and Patti Britton. Matthew Ryan Cornett born 7 42 p.m. Dec 12 in Lubbock’s St Marys Hospital to Michael and Kay Lynn Cornett. Trevor Trey Sparks born 12 12 p.m. Dec 8 in Odessa Women and Children’s Hospital to Gary and Tonya Sparks. A Brownfield bridge club Christmas party crowned winners Lena Burleson James McAllister first and others placed through fifth. Grandparents and great references vary by family.
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Damon
Patti Britton
San Antonio
Patrick David
Brownfield Duplicate Bridge
XYZ
Sue Ballard
Faneta Graham
Rose Terry
Lubbock
Lena Burleson
James McAllister
Lamesa
Kathleen Barton
Brownfield
Mabel Gurley
Tahoka
Auda Norman
Catherine Barham
Mary Maddox
Eunice Hunter
Christine Askew
Eddie Morris
Tohoka
Michael
Kay Lynn Cornett
Matthew Ryan
St. Mary's Hospital
Billy Ray Ford
Larry Cornett
Plainview
Susie Cornett
Marguerite Reynolds
J.H. Ford
Claude
Gary and
Tonya Sparks
Odessa
Trevor Trey
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S News
Seaton Bank Fund
Wellman Boosters Plan
Herbie Marchbanks
LeAnn Marchbanks
Arnulfo C. Diaz
Terry County
Jerrell D. Rowden
Mary Edna Beck
C&m Ry. Co
Myrtle Iona Beaver
Carl Wallace Moore
Billy Noble Moore
J.D. Moore
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Malcolm McWilliams
Jason Bruton
Aaron McVea
Brownfield News
Plains
Lynn Brisendine
W. Hill
Seer
W. Hill St
Regal Theatre
Regal
Video Movies
Britton
Duplicate Bridge Club
Joseph Richard
Les and
Dale Britton
Barbara Patton
Bill Patton
Albuquerque
N.M
Joyce
A.V. Britton
Farrie Curry
Olen
Rita Kingery
Eldorado
Oklo
Cornett
Children's Hospital
Brandon
Rusty
Chelsey
Betty Fulford
Meadow
Dale Fulford
R.L. and
Merlene Sparks
Stephenville
Glen Mason
Jake Fulford
Gomez
Alberto Gomez
Lubbock General Hospital
Merry
D’lynn Rudd
Tohoka Road
Church of Christ
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Brownfield Church of Christ
Lubbock Road
Mason Oil Company
Harley Mason
Jim Bayless
Little Miss
Diamond
Black Hills Gold
West Main
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