Terry County Center Opens New Cheese and Butter Aid Dates
The Terry County Community Action Center invites new applications for the cheese and butter program on January 8 9 and 10 at 4 p.m. Applicants must reapply. Center address is 500 West Bridges and information is available by calling 637 3712. Terry County Young Farmers meet at Brownfield High School at 8 p.m. Monday. Bob Bitsche MoKay Chemicals Lubbock will discuss wheat diseases. Open to anyone involved in farming or agribusiness under 35.
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Terry County
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MoKay Chemicals
Lubbock
Hicks graduates from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn NY
Cody Hicks son of Dorothy and Benny Hicks earned a bachelor’s degree in Architecture with a minor in English from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He graduated with honors, a 3.61 GPA, after two years at Texas Tech and transfer study. He now works as a job captain at Sackett Associates in New York City, and is a 1979 Brownfield High School graduate.
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Dorothy and
Benny Hicks
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Texas Tech
Pratt
Sackett Associates
New York City
Brownfield High School
Brownfield highway meeting sets preconstruction conference
The highway department will hold a 10:30 a.m. meeting on Wednesday January 8 at the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation Brownfield office to discuss project plans and safety for the 9th Street to 8th Street area. Citizens are invited. Betty Newsom leads six day watercolor workshop for iris and aspen scenes at 1103 W Main January 11 to 29, Saturdays and Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fee is 21 per student per day. Call 637-3144 for supply list and attendance.
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Brownfield
9Th St
8Th St
Brownfield Art Association
W. Main
Betty Newsom
Fund Set Up For Frank Lemon Medical Expenses
Friends of Frank Lemon establish a fund at First National Bank of Brownfield to help cover his cancer treatment costs. Donations may be made through FNB.
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Lemon
Texas motorists pay little per mile for highways says FHWA
A Federal Highway Administration report finds Texas motorists paid 1.35 cents per mile in highway fees in 1984, below the national average and many states. Texas spent far less per mile on maintenance, with 35 500 per mile versus a 6 478 average, while 10 856 000 licensed drivers used the roads.
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Russell Senate
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Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital
Emma Boykin
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
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L.T. Redding
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