Terry County Fair Association Meeting Set Friday
The Terry County Fair Association will hold a meeting on Friday January 31 at 1 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room located at 221 Lubbock Road.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1986
Page
2
The Terry County Fair Association will hold a meeting on Friday January 31 at 1 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room located at 221 Lubbock Road.
The Women s Volleyball League invites public attendance at 7 p m February 18 in 905 E Lons to decide on forming a league season based on representation. Debra Graham and Nell Bond provide after 4 p m contact numbers for information and rules and fees discuss. A sesquicentennial calendar reprint from Terry County Soil and Water Conservation District is available in the conservation office and local banks.
Private services for Cora E. Dearing 83 of Brownfield followed by cremation after a lengthy illness. Dearing born Oct 20 1902 in Oklahoma grew up in Hollis later nurse at Methodist Hospital Lubbock Denver City and Brownfield. Survivors include sister Maude Campsey and brother Ray J. Campbell.
Services for Ruby Coursey 77 of Lubbock are pending with Franklin Bartley Funeral Home. She died at 1 30 p m Monday in Highland Hospital after a lengthy illness. A native of Powderly she was a retired practical nurse who moved to New Home area 41 years ago from Bairdstown then to Wilson and finally to Lubbock in 1952. She was a member of Highland Baptist Church. She married M H Coursey who died in 1963. Survivors include two daughters Jackie Thompson Shawnee Oklahoma and Ruth James Wellman three sons Hartman Coursey Lubbock Clayton Malindi Kenya and Gerald Coursey Arvada Colorado one sister Maretta Smith Oklahoma City 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Lee C and Estella Saenz of Brownfield announce the birth of a son Noe at 12 10 a m Tuesday January 28 at Brownfield Regional Medical Center weighing eight pounds one ounce and 19 inches long He has brothers Lee and Pete Grandparents Librado Saenz Chon Martinez and great grandmother Crinca Saenz Do ra Suarez Julio Zermeno Juan Moleno Great aunt and two births follow for Margarito Trevino at 3 16 a m Tuesday January 28 at the same hospital weighing seven pounds 18 inches He has siblings Alex Jr Geronimo Annie and Theodora Grandparents Dora Suarez Julio Zermeno Great grandparents Juan Moleno Brownfield area noted.
Noe Saenz Margarita Trevino and John Benson of Lovington New Mexico announce the birth of a daughter Autumn Joy at 10 39 AM Saturday Jan 25 in Brownfield Regional Medical Center weighing eight pounds 182 inches long Great grandparents listed. Steve Bowlin Brownfield announces a daughter Shana Denise at 804 PM Wednesday Jan 22 in Lubbock Methodist Hospital weighing pounds and 22 inches long. Parents Terrel Bowlin Brownfield Rev Charles Day Anton and others named with listed great grandparents.
The following admissions are reported for Brownfield Regional Medical Center. January 24 includes Ruby Marie Baker and Ketha Kay Ferguson. January 25 lists Regina Kim Benson and Baby Girl Benson. January 26 records Lashanda Ray Kelly.
The fingerprint based identification method was initiated by William Herchel of the Indian Civil Service in 1858 in Jun gipur India, marking an early step in biometric record keeping.
Monty D Little 22 died from injuries in a Texas 114 pedestrian crash east of Levelland. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Brownfield First Baptist, Rev. Kenneth Flowers officiating. Survived by wife Angie Berryhill, three Levelland daughters Cory Beth Theresa Jacqueline, parents Gayle and Lloyd Little, sister Trena Little, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Creed Gore. Born in Lubbock, raised in Brownfield, married in 1980 in Brownfield.
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