Conversation Classes At Colonial Heights School
Conversational English classes for adults and children run Saturdays 10 to 11 30 am at Colonial Heights Elementary School. Enrollment is Saturday January 7. For more information contact Fred Cawthon 637 4282 Ken Flowers 637 3575 or Katrinka Park 637 2844.
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Colonial Heights
Fred Cawthon
Ken Flowers
Katrinka Park
Area holiday closings announced in Brownfield area
Dozens of local businesses will be closed Monday January 2 for the holiday. Closings include banks, insurers, law firms, feed and hardware suppliers, utilities, and government offices. Open Monday list covers retailers, service shops, and restaurants with noted exceptions and partial hours at some sites. Local offices such as the Terry County Courthouse Brownfield City Hall and the U S Post Office will also close.
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Brownfield
XYZ Club
Browfield Farmers' Co-op
American State Bank
First National Bank
Joe Dan
Joplin Elec
Larry Fryer Investments
Lubbock Building Products
Mr. Gatti's
Nicholson Agency
Assoc
Tommy Pruitt
CPA
Tri-Matic, Inc
U.S. Post Office
Jackson's Texaco
Larry's Chemical & Spray
Lid-Zee
Michael Caulley
D.D.S
Moore & Moore Chem-Dry
Napa Auto Parts
Nelson Pharmacy
Phil's
Rautbort, Inc
United Supermarket
Western Auto
Youngco, Inc
J-B'S Steak
Town & Country Food
Terry County
Brownfield City Hall
Brownfield City Council annexes Southview Addition
A review of 1994 Brownfield Chronicle highlights actions and appointments from Aug to Dec. The council annexed Southview, Tom Alvis was named school superintendent, new water towers planned, a seniors community contract signed, and Chamber of Commerce manager hired. Other items include 4-H awards, new physicians, and memorial services.
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Brownfield
Southview
Tom Alvis
Union
Brownfield Isf
Lamesa Highway
American State Bank
BRMC
Winston Sullivan Company
Linden
Texas
Cheryl Arrington
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Randall Beasley
Michelle Slaughter
Terry County
BHS
Judith Cheatham
Gay Price
Mr. Price
Katherine Chapman
Womn
Hayden Griffin
Ona Gore
New Southview
James G. Martin
Matt Hogue
Talk of Texas Footnote to History
A United States legend about John Wilkes Booth escapes to Texas is examined. Descendants seek tests by Army and Smithsonian on Booth’s supposed Virginia grave, to confirm whether he died there or lived as John St Helen in Granbury Texas.
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John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Texas
Granbury
Booth
Baltimore
Virginia
Lincoln
Army
Smithsonian
Washington
John St. Helen
Finis Bates
Glen Rose
St. Helen
Bates
Five plead guilty in 121st Court before Judge Ray Anderson
Five subjects pled guilty in 121st District Court this week. Herbert Pickett admitted criminal mischief and received eight years deferred adjudication with Terry County residence, restitution of 3339.41, court costs 174.50 and a 40 monthly fee. Morales Jr. pleaded indecency with a child and got ten years deferred adjudication with Terry County residence and costs 174.50 plus attorney fees 250 and a 40 monthly fee. Flores admitted theft over 750 and under 20,000 and received ten years probation with Terry County residence and costs 3712.58 plus 174.50 costs 250 attorney fees and 40 monthly fee. Molina pleaded guilty to felony driving while intoxicated and got five years probation with Terry County residence plus a 1000 fine 229.50 costs and 40 monthly fee, plus 30 days jail, 180 day license suspension and ignition interlock. Espinoza pleaded guilty to felony driving while intoxicated and received three years probation with Yoakum County residence, 1000 fine 229.50 costs and 40 monthly fee plus 10 days in jail. All subjects must abstain from alcohol, observe a midnight curfew, and participate in treatment programs.
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Ray Anderson
Herbert Daniel Pickett
Pickett
Terry County
Adam H. Morales, Jr
Carlos Francisco Molina
Molina
Ignacio Alvarez Espinoza
Yoakum
Espinoza
Prostate health guidance and PSA testing at BRMC
Medical authorities advise that back or hip pain does not confirm cancer and urge prompt physician evaluation for urinary symptoms. Men over 40 should have annual digital rectal exams and PSA tests after 50, with abnormal results prompting further testing. Brownfield Regional Medical Center offers PSA blood tests on Thursday January 19 from 3 to 7 p.m. for more information contact BRMC at 637 3551.
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American Cancer Society
American Cancer Institute
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
BRMC
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