Organizational meetings set for Brownfield girls sports 1986 season
News briefs announce an organizational meeting for the girls Little Dribblers 1986 season on Jan 23 at 8 p.m. in the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce building with officer elections policy discussion and coach appointments. A separate softball association meeting for 1986 is on Jan 20 at 7 p.m. at the Chamber building with contact numbers for Lorie Moll Larry Phillips and Karen Horner.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Girl’s Softball Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lorie Moll
Larry Phillips
Karen Horner
Brownfield 4-H Meeting Set for January 20
The Brownfield 4-H club will meet January 20 at 5 30 p m in the Amphitheater meeting room. Members are invited to attend. A second printing is being made of sesquicentennial calendars published by the Terry County Soil and Water Conservation District. The calendars will be available in the soil and water conservation office and Brownfield State and First National Banks by week’s end. Several Angelo State University students are on the Dean's Honor Roll for the fall semester. Monty Jay Cooper and Lea Ann Lassiter made 3.00 to 3.49, while James Hubert Bell Kelly Lynn Terry Larry Douglas Sims and Richard Howard Hope earned 3.50 to 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Terry County Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil and Water Conservation Office
Brownfield State
First National Banks
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Monty Jay Cooper
Lea Ann Lassiter
James Hubert Bell
Kelly Lynn Terry
Larry Douglas Sims
Richard Howard Hope
Postal exams set for Clerk-Carrier and other posts
Harry Hall reveals open Clerk-Carrier, Distribution Machine Clerk, and Clerk Stenographer examinations from January 27 to February 7 in Childress and Lubbock with Lubbock-only sessions. Applications available at listed post offices during open period. Starting salary is $9.64 per year.
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Harry Hall
Lubbock
Texas
Childress
Obituaries for R E Self Henry Thames and others in Brownfield
Obituaries notice lists R E Self Ned Self 84 died in Brownfield after illness. Services in Brownfield Church of Christ with burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Also memorials to New Mexico Christian Children's Home. Henry Howard Thames 77 buried at Terry County Memorial Park after a brief illness in Big Spring. William Ray George 97 died at Brownfield Regional Medical Center after a long illness. E L Elbert Jackson 77 served as First Baptist Church leader in Brownfield. Survivors include spouses, children, and grandchildren. multiple local churches and funeral homes referenced.
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R.E
Ned'’ Self
Brownfield Church of Christ
Bob Reynolds
Tommy Allison
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Oklahoma Indian Territory
Boswell
Brownfield
Collins Department Stores
Collins Stores
Lamesa
Denver City
Lilly Faye Jones
Big Spring
Dan Simmons
Primitive Baptist Church of
Midland
R.W. Covington
Terry County Memorial Park
Nalley-Pickle and Welch Funeral Home
Thames
Evant County
Kathleen Crocker
Clovis
N.M
Webb Air Force Base
Primitive Baptist Church
Lynn Thames
Gene
Elva) Schaffer
Kerrville
Lillian T. Fambro
Odessa
Alta Mae McElrath
Pampa
Arnold Lloyd
Gary Porter
John Thomas
Joe Thames
Brant Schaffer
Perry Thames
William Ray George
Brownfield Funeral Home Memorial Chapel
Billy Smith
J.L. Bass
Nolan County
Colorado
Dickens County
Leslie Estep
Cecil Estep
Dublin
Mary Lou Brown
Kingsland
E.L
Elbert
Jackson
First Baptist Church Chapel
E.K. Shepherd
Kenneth Flowers
Johnson
Myrtle Green
Burleson
Brownfield Ice Company
Goodpastures Inc
First Baptist Church
Wayne
Humble
Larry
Lubbock
Doris Milburn
Susan Nance
Jack
Cleburne
Ola Brown
Mildred Tribble
Covington
Birth announced for Corey Danielle Rippetoe in Lubbock
Frank and Renea Rippetoe of Brownfield announce the birth of daughter Corey Danielle at 12 14 p.m. on December 27 at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. The baby weighed five pounds two ounces and measured 17 inches. She has a brother Rusty five and a sister Raelyn three. Grandparents are Rev. Lloyd and Shirley Riddles of West Odessa and Bill and Frankie Rippetoe of Hobbs New Mexico. Great grandparents are Elmer and Bertha Riddles of Wichita Falls.
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Frank
Renea Rippetoe
Brownfield
Corey Danielle
Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital
Rusty
Raelyn
Lloyd and
Shirley Riddles
West Odessa
Bill
Frankie Rippetoe
Hobbs
N.M
Elmer
Bertha Riddles
Wichita Falls
Birth of Bryan Craig Hicks in Lubbock Methodist Hospital
Corey Rippetoe and Gary Hicks announce the birth of son Bryan Craig at 1 22 a m Thursday January 9 in Lubbock Methodist Hospital. He weighed seven pounds one ounce and measured 214 inches. He has a brother Sean William and grandparents Ida Fontenot Vernal Hicks McLeasboro Smith Owens Bellflower.
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Gary Hicks
Brownfield
Bryan Craig
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Sean William
Ida Fontenot
Detroit, Mich
William Hicks
Vernal
Utah
Vachel Smith
McLeasboro, Ill
Brian Owens
Bellflower, Mo
Texas governor backs Read-a-Texas- Book-a-Month program
Governor Mark White signed a proclamation highlighting the Texas State Library Sesquicentennial campaign Read-a-Texas Book-a-Month. The effort urges Texans to learn about their state by reading and donating books to local libraries and to share knowledge with others. Susan Hildebrand and Kendrick Memorial Library are listed as information contacts.
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Texas State Library
Susan Hildebrand
P.O. Box
Austin
Kendrick
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Hers
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Sweden
Brownfield News
THE
Terry County Herald
Terry County
Plains
Lynn Brisendine
W. Hill
West Hill ST
Larry Combest
U.S. House of Representatives
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Phil Gramm
Russell Senate
Lloyd Bentson
Washington
D.C
John Montford
Jim Rudd
Bruce & Son Moving Company
Glenn
Vickie Annis
R.E. Self
Henry Howard Thames
Nalley-Pickle and Welch Rosewood
William George
E.L. Jackson
Rippetoe
Corey Rippetoe
Bryan Hicks
Hicks
Chevy Dan Chase
Aykroyd
Twin Theatres
Camille
Figen Lily
Exit
Jjigen
Tiger Lily
Boutiqu
Tahoka
State Library
Seiko
Pulsar
Yy Peas
Pyana
Jewelers
Gemologists
Diamond Merchants
W. Main St
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