Obituaries for Mahota Winston Ruth Tuttle and Nun Baxter
Obituaries note Mahota J. Winston 89 of Brownfield died Saturday after a long illness. Services were held in Brownfield with ministers McCoy and Reynolds. She owned Fabric Mart and wrote two books. Surviving family includes a daughter, son, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Ruth Tuttle 81 of Brownfield died Friday after a long illness. Services were led by McCoy and Reynolds. She and husband Benjamin Milam Tuttle farmed in Johnson community and later lived in Brownfield. Survivors include two sons, three daughters, twelve grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Nun Baxter 84 of Denver City died Sunday. Burial followed in Denver City Memorial Park with Singleton Funeral Home directing.
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Mahota J. Winston
Brownfield
Brownfield Funeral Home
John McCoy
Tohoka Road
Brownfield High School
Homer R. Winston
Fabric Mart
Brownfield Church of Christ
Mary Lena Winston
Glenn
Pete) Curtis
Meadow
John F
Milpitas
Calif
Wayland W
Ruth Tuttle
Tohoka Road Church of Christ
Bob Reynolds
Terry County
Benjamin Milam Tuttle
Durant
Oklo
Johnson
Kenneth
Jimmy
Nampa
Idaho
Doris
Bobby) Hungerford
Charlene
James) Acker
Dean
Granville) Patterson
Lubbock
Jonnie Vickers
Vacaville
Leona James
la Mirada
Tommy Hicks
R.D. Jones
Jack Thompson
Jerry Johnson
F.L. Earnest
Speedy Lindsey
Nun Baxter
Denver City
Singleton Funeral Home
Ronald Bridges
Abundant Life Church
Denver City Memorial Park
Yoakum County Hospital
Milam County
Littlefield
Ruby Aline Presley
Doris Snead
Geraldine Harper
David
Ollie James
Lou Sosseman
Algie Willis
Post
Literacy tutor workshop offered at Brownfield church
A Laubach literacy tutor workshop will be held Friday and Saturday January 5 6 at First Christian Church of Brownfield. Sessions run 6 to 9 p.m. January 5 with refreshments and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. January 6 with a lunch break. The free workshop teaches use of literacy materials with a special need for bilingual tutors. Irene Paddock at Kendrick Memorial Library 637-3848 can provide more information and registration details.
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Laubach
First Christian Church of
Brownfield
Irene Paddock
Kendrick Memorial Library
Brownfield Art Association Meets January 8 in Art Building
The Brownfield Art Association will gather at 7 p.m. Monday Jan 8 in the Art Building with Lovella Todd slated to present the program. The Brownfield United Girls Softball Association also meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce meeting room for coaches and interested parties.
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Brownfield Art Association
Lovella Todd
Brownfield United Girls Softball Association
Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield graduate among 50 earning LCU BS degree
Vivian Jeanette Crutchfield Blevins of Brownfield earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education as part of Lubbock Christian University's December graduation. Plus, local Chamber directors are invited for photo sittings at the News office and Brownfield's South Plains Health Department offers a weekly immunization clinic from 2 to 4 p.m. for children and adults.
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Vivian Jeanette Crutchfield Blevins
Brownfield
Lubbock Christian University
Roy and
Cleo Crutchfield
Chamber of Commerce
South Plains Health Department
E. Main
Jim Bayless retires after 43 years running Bayless Jewelers
Jim Bayless announces retirement after 43 years operating Bayless Jewelers in downtown Brownfield. He began as a 15 year old apprentice watchmaker, served in the Navy Air Corps, then opened the store on December 10 1946. He led the downtown chamber committee for 10 years and now plans to move to Palm Springs and Alto Village with wife Carol while son Mike and daughter in law Kim prepare to take over the store in January.
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Jim Bayless
Bayless Jewelers
Brownfield
Navy Air Corps
Navy
Bayless
Chamber of Commerce
Carol
Bayless Enterprises
Bayless Sales Innovations
Bayless Sales
New York
Jim
Palm Springs
Calif
Arena
California
Alto Village
N.M
Mike
Bayless Jewelry
Kim
Rea James Charles dies. services held in Marble Falls
James Charles Rea 50 of Kingsland died December 27 after a brief illness. Born November 29 1939 in Strawn he lived in Houston and Kingsland and was a U S Navy veteran. Survivors include two sons two daughters two brothers one sister a stepmother an aunt and other relatives Memorials to American Heart Association or Granite Shoals EMS.
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James Charles Rea
Kingsland
Clements-Wilcox
Marble Falls
B.H. Kendrick
Lakeland Hills Memorial Park
Clements-Wilcox Funeral Home
Strawn
Houston
H.B. Zachary Co
U.S Navy
Calvary Baptist Church
Brownfield
Richard L. Rea
San Antonio
Don A. Rea
Susie Rea Garcia
Sylvester
Crystie Lynn Rea
Oklahoma
J.R. Rea
Andrews
Kenneth W. Rea
Donna Gay Curington
West Paducah
Collie Rea
Mary Lou Hamilton
Plains
American Heart Association
Granite Shoals Ems
Hospital Admissions At Brownfield Regional Medical Center
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center reports admissions by date: December 28 Dephina Servantez and Juanita Pina vo. December 29 Otto Fair and Jennifer Mesquitas. December 30 Melvin McCain. December 31 Helen Stone.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Dephina Servantez
Juanita Pina
Otto Fair
Jennifer Mesquitas
Melvin McCain
Helen Stone
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Mahota Winston
Baxter
Todd
Blevins
Chamber Directors Advisory
Brock Printing
Koret
Leslie Fay
London Fog
le Roy
Chaos
Pendleton
New
Texas Farr
Denim
East Broadway
Phoebe Wyatt
Mr. Wyatt
South Plains Nursing Center
Lyn Diane Culp
Janna Forbes
Earnest Richard
Sun
Texas
Courthouse
West Main
Gree
Drownfield
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