Brownfield Student Chosen To Attend Presidential Classroom
Michael Galen Jones, a senior at Brownfield High School, has been selected to represent BHS in attending A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans from March 7-14. The program will explore how the Federal government works through seminars at Capitol Hill, the CIA, and cabinet departments, with meetings with Congress representatives and national figures. It includes discussions with peers nationwide and cultural visits to Washington sites such as the Smithsonian and the National Gallery of Art.
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Michael Galen Jones
Brownfield High School
BHS
Jones
Capitol Hill
Central Intelligence Agency
Cabinet Departments
Congress
Taylor Graduates From Respiratory Therapy Program
Cheryl Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldon McInnis of 717 Yucca Lane, graduated in December from an advanced standing respiratory therapy program at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock offered by the California College for Respiratory Therapy. The program has educated over 2000 students nationwide since 1979, with monthly graduates and flexible enrollment. Graduates are eligible to sit for the National Board for Respiratory Therapy exam.
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Cheryl Taylor
Eldon McInnis
Yucca Lane
Odist Hospital
Lubbock
California College For Respiratory Therapy
CCRT
National Board For Respiratory Therapy
Harmony Extension Club Completes Program Plans
Harmony Extension Homemakers Club met January 22 at 2:30 p.m. at 1003 E Hill. Mrs. Floyce Stephens presided and led a devotional by Mrs. Novene Curington. Members answered roll with What I Read in the Newspaper Today. Rip Van Winkle will screen January 30 at Kendrick Memorial Library. Program plans for the year were set. next meeting February 5 at Willie Floyd’s Route 4. Belated Thanksgiving dinner planned due to November snow. Twelve members attended. Refreshments served.
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Harmony Extension Homemakers Club
Floyce Stephens
E. Hill
Novene Curington
Rip van Winkle
Kendrick
Willie Floyd
Route 4
Certain Families Qualify For Child Center Discounts
The Terry County Child Development Center invites working parents to apply for openings with discount eligibility. Income thresholds allow a single parent with one child to earn up to 3.45 per hour, 40 hours weekly, rising with more children. A two-parent, minimum wage family would need four minor children. Center hours are Monday through Friday 7:30 to 5:30 with two hot meals and a snack daily. Applications accepted at 601 Tahoka Road.
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Terry County
Pancake Supper for Meadow High Junior Class
Meadow High School junior class hosts an all you can eat pancake supper at the school cafeteria in Meadow on Friday January 30 from 5 to 7 30 p m. Admission is 3 dollars per person.
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Meadow High School
Meadow
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Don Mart
Max Ruben
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