Patty Spikes Named Batter Up of the Week
Patty Spikes and her husband Sam who leads Brownfield State Band and Trust raise three children Mike 17 Cindi 13 and Cody 9. The Spikes enjoy Batter Up reading and belong to First Baptist Church.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1981
Page
8
Patty Spikes and her husband Sam who leads Brownfield State Band and Trust raise three children Mike 17 Cindi 13 and Cody 9. The Spikes enjoy Batter Up reading and belong to First Baptist Church.
Ballinger residents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schwertner announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra of Brownfield to Gary Godwin of Brownfield. The couple plans a June 6 wedding at St Joseph Catholic Church Rowena Texas. Sandra is a Ballinger and Texas Tech graduate and teaches homemaking. Gary is a Brownfield Savings and Loan assistant secretary treasurer.
Five performances of Godspell a gospel based musical are set for February seven nine ten and twelve at 7 30 pm in Brownfield High School Little Theatre A special benefit performance for the Noyce Burleson Scholarship Fund is scheduled for the Saturday February show in Meadow Texas Cast includes Jeff Milburn Sara Addison Matt Sims Emily Alexander Mike McWhorter Beth Hamilton Denise Willis John Udell Debbie Davis and Doug Wilson Tickets three dollars for regular shows ten dollars for the benefit call 637 4523 to reserve and have tickets delivered
The Friendship Homemakers Club met January 19 at Francis King’s home. President Martha Pettigrew led, with faith inspiration by Forrest Stubblefield. Pauline Adams and Benita Wade were chosen to host a bread-making program February 26 and present it March 2.
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