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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1987

Page

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Paper n Ink Goodwill campaign boosts United Way funds

The Paper n Ink community column salutes Brownfield efforts and reports Amoco staff and Jir and Carol Bayless led donations totaling $7,000 to the United Way, helping the 1987 campaign exceed its goal for the first time in years. Dick Fletcher supervised the Goodfellows drive, with volunteers and readers contributing, while a local preacher anecdote closes the page.

Amoco United Way Jir Carol Bayless Kelly Moore Goodfellows Brownfield Dick Fletcher

Commissioners to consider auditor appointment in Terry County

The Terry County commissioners court will consider affirming district judge Ray Andersons appointment of a new county auditor. Alan Bayer chosen to replace Moore, who did not seek reappointment for health reasons. The board also plans to discuss raising per diem for out of town conferences beyond the current 100 dollars for two annual meetings.

Terry County Commissioners’ Court Ray Anderson K.D. Moore Moore Herb Chesshir Anderson Alan Bayer Chemical Weed Conner Brownfield Bayer Meadow Thomas, Love & Hayes Certified Public Accountant George Sommers Chesshir West Texas

Man stabbed during burglary in Brownfield home

Brownfield police report a resident on N A St awoke at 3 20 am to a stocking masked burglar demanding money. The resident was cut on the right thumb during a struggle and declined medical aid. The burglar fled next door with no items reported stolen.

Brownfield N. A St

Smith seeks re election for Terry County Precinct One commissioner

Harvey Smith announced his candidacy for re election as Terry County commissioner for precinct one. He has spent his life in Terry County except four years in Europe with the 241st Field Artillery Battalion during World War II. He and his wife Ruby live in Brownfield and belong to Calvary Baptist Church. They have two daughters Jackie Moss and Cathy Marrow and several grandchildren. He has served on the Terry County parks and airport boards and is a past Brownfield Chamber of Commerce board member, promoting 4 H and the county livestock show.

Harvey Smith Terry County Smith Harmony Europe 241St Field Artillery Ruby Brownfield Calvary Baptist Church Smiths Jackie Cathy Jackie Moss Bobby Wellman Michael Justin Amanda Cathy Marrow Benne Cothy Bubba Terry County Parks Board Airport Board

Local minister describes poverty in Philippines

Reverend Ken Flowers of the First Baptist Church describes severe poverty in Mindanao and surrounding villages during a two week preaching tour. He contrasts Philippine conditions with West Texas life, noting scarce transport, frequent dysentery, and heavily polluted creeks.

Dann Fierdam Brownfield News Philippine Islands Ken Flowers First Baptist Church West Texas Mindanao Flowers Philippines

Bayless Gift Pushes Brownfield United Way Over Goal

A $3,000 donation from the Jim and Carol Bayless Foundation raised Brownfield United Way’s 1987 campaign total to 32,134.13, surpassing the $32,000 goal for the first time since 1980. Rocky Hamm and Kelly Moore praised the community effort as local agencies brace for full funding, with year end contributions still welcome through December 31.

Jim Bayless United Way Fund Kelly Moore Jim and Carol Bayless United Way Brownfield Jim Bayless Rocky Hamm Terry County

Cub gridder Alfred Fisher earns Class 3A All-South Plains

Alfred Fisher of Brownfield was named to the Class 3A All-South Plains Football Team in the Lubbock Avalanche Journal December 21, 1987 edition. Ben Kirkpatrick of Post was Player of the Year at running back and linebacker. Idalou’s Tracy Saul made it at quarterback and safety, Trevor Bell at wide receiver, with Slaton players Chip Payne and Steve Starkey and a Coach of the Year honored.

Brownfield Alfred Fisher South Plains Lubbock Avalanche Journal Ben Kirkpatrick Post Idalou Tracy Saul Trevor Bell Slaton Chip Payne Steve Starkey

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Deacons Commissioners’ Court Lee Smith First Baptist Church of Kilalag Mindanao Island Peter Pena Bayless Gift Bayless Jewelry United Fund Cub
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