Angel Tree campaign brightens Christmas in Brownfield
CPS and Salvation Army led the second annual Angel Tree drive delivering gifts to 168 children ages four to sixteen. Volunteers from Goodfellows, Los Perez Restaurant, local churches, and law enforcement wrapped and distributed toys, with about $300 more in gifts added by CPS and Salvation Army to ensure equity. Sheriff and clerk praised broad community support and the joy on recipients’ faces during Christmas Eve deliveries.
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Clarence
Jimmy Stewart
Brownfield
Goodfellows
Los Perez
Children's Protective Services
Salvation Army
Terry County Sheriff's Department
Terry County
Ann
Sundays- Brownfield News 12 Pages
Sunday edition of Brownfield News spans 12 pages with brief notices, local briefs, and community items. The readable text emphasizes standard town news, small notices, and routine updates typical of a Sunday newspaper section.
Brownfield and Terry County events of 1994 six month review
Editor notes cover July and August 1994 in Brownfield and Terry County. Highlights include Brownfield Intermediate Sanction Facility celebrating its second anniversary with 80 employees and 210 residents, the Firecracker Road race in Terry County Park, Miss Teen Texas title won by Brooke Stuade in Fort Worth, Brownfield Police Chief Bill Avera's second anniversary, and Brownfield School District campuses receiving Texas Education Agency accreditation based on TAAS scores dropout rates attendance and college admission results.
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Brownfield
Terry County Park
Brooke Stuade
Will Rogers Auditorium
Fort Worth
Bill Avera
Prostate Cancer Awareness Starts With Basic Education
The article stresses the seriousness of prostate cancer, noting 200,000 men will be diagnosed next year. Dr. G C Vallabhan from Brownfield Regional Medical Center urges information on risks signs and treatments. It explains the prostate's location and function as a prelude to awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Vallabhan M.D
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Brownfield year wrapped with drought and gains in crops
Paper n Ink notes 1994 in Brownfield as drought haunts the Plains amid good cotton prices and a strong crop, while boll weevil numbers rise. Prison project nears completion in March despite the failed Brownfield Knitting Mill, BID Corp negotiating to recoup losses. Readers urged to drive safely for Cotton Bowl excitement. Cancer Page 4 includes prostate health overview and symptoms from Dr. Vallabhan.
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Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield
South Plains
BID Corp
Dallas
Red Raiders
Raiders
If You Ask Me What Are My New Year Resolutions
My goal is to become the best person I can be toward my family friends and coworkers. I also want to be a little more patient with people this coming year.
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Vicky Sipes
Fran Garibaldo
Pennsylvania
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