Veterans Office Move Prompts County Commission Deliberation
Terry County Commissioners held a final 1999 regular session addressing veterans concerns over moving the veterans services office and funding. Veterans Don Harwood Bill Bond and Walter Caviness pressed for support with paperwork and transport to VA clinics. Sheriff Johnson pledged transport assistance and new chief Ann Willis would gain help from Harwood. The session also tabled a master plan for courthouse preservation tied to an 85 percent state grant, with potential county costs around 60000, returning January 4 2000.
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Garry Peebles
Terry County
Commissioners’ Court
Sesson
Veterans Services Office
Don Harwood
Bill Bond
Services Officers School
Harwood
Willis
Big Spring
Amarillo
Park Hills, Smith & Cooper
Brownfield founder left lasting Texas footprint
The narrative recalls M. W. Brownfield’s pioneering move to Terry County, building Brownfield, shaping rail access, water works, and the town bank. He mentored local deals, defended the community, and inspired loyalty with robust humor as his life and death reflected westward vigor. His efforts sustained the town’s early development and cowmen’s cooperation.
Obituaries for J C Moreno and Ouita Grierson
Obituary notices for J C Moreno 49 of Levelland who died December 27 in Covenant Hospital Lubbock and was buried in Levelland Cemetery with service December 30. He was born March 7 1950 in Gonzales married to Vickey West in 1992 a retired oil field salesman and US Army veteran. Also graveside services for Ouita Louise Toliver Grierson 77 of Brownwood December 29 in Crestview Memorial Cemetery Wichita Falls with Rev John Dillard. She died December 27 in a Brownwood hospital born in Mills County married to Harold Vern Grierson in 1946 in San Antonio. She was a homemaker Eastern Star member First United Methodist Church Wichita Falls moved from Brownwood to Wichita Falls in 1978 survived by three daughters two sisters and six grandchildren.
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Singleton
Brownfield Ranch
Big Spring
Old Chicago
Lamesa
M.W. Brownfield
Terry County
AM. Brownfield
Nolan County
Brownfield
Gomez
Santa Fe
Chicago
A.M. Brownfield
W.A. Bell
Geo. Niell
Chisholm
J.C. Moreno
Levelland
Geo. C. Price
Steve Vernon
City of Levelland
Mr. Moreno
Covenant Hospital
Lubbock
Gonzales
Vickey West
Hobbs
N.M
Grierson
Brownwood
Crestview Memorial
Wichita Falls
John Dillard
Mills County
Harold Vern Grierson
San Antonio
Mullen
Eastern Star
First United Methodist Church
Sherri Dobrey
Arlington
Carol Brooks
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pattie Ezra
Cole Toliver
Nell Walker
Merle Sedberry
Waco
Brownfield XYZ Club notes closure. senior menu Jan 3 7 2000
The Brownfield XYZ Club at 101 D St is closed for repairs until January 10. The Brownfield Senior Citizens at 500 W Bridges publish the January 3 to 7 2000 menu, featuring Chili and Beans on Monday, Meatloaf Tuesday, Beef Pattie Wednesday, Baked Fish Thursday, and Cube Steak Friday with sides and desserts.
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Brownfield Xyz Club
D St
Brownfield Senior Citizens
W. Bridges
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Veteran’s Office
Walter Caviness
Brownfield News
Veterans Service Officer
V.A
Jerry Johnson
Ann Willis
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Texas
St. Brownfield
Tenny County
Perodicais
Brownfield, Texas
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Bayer Lumber
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John Floyd
Jana Floyd Griffin
Seagraves Hwy
Nelson
Tahoka Road
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MLK
82Nd Street
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Mike Speed
West Main Brownfield
Edward Jones
Wir
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Sharla
Donald Gibbons
Kay Gibbons
Vernon
Jane Bray
Grace Keener
Welch
Lubbock, TX
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