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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1985
Page
3
The Gomez Extension Homemakers Club will gather at 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 13, at Bernice Britton’s home for a regular meeting with the program titled Meatless Main Dish. All interested are invited.
Volunteers will pick up meals at the back of the kitchen in the administration building cafeteria on Tohoka Road starting June 11 until August 1. Beth Hamilton of Brownfield, a Texas Christian University senior, is an orientation counselor for TCU this summer. Three day orientation sessions guide freshmen and parents through campus programs activities and services. Vacation Bible School at First United Methodist Brownfield runs June 24 28 9 to 1130 a.m. at 1004 East Broadway for ages three to six. The church partners with First Presbyterian First Christian and Spanish Methodist churches. all denominations welcome. For more information contact Nancy Dennison or Kim Hammons.
Sandra Davis graduates from Corpus Christi State University during ceremonies on May 15 receiving a Master of Science in Guidance and Counseling. She is the daughter of Herbert Dale and Maxine Bevers, longtime Brownfield residents, and lives in Portland with her two sons Scott and Shaun.
Services were held at Monterey Baptist Church for Carol Leigh Foy 17 of 4502 80th Street Lubbock with Rev John Ballard officiating Burial followed at Rest Haven Memorial Park under Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home direction She was found dead by a relative at 7306 Aberdeen Avenue The incident was reported to police Sunday Justice of the Peace Bill Ross is withholding a ruling pending autopsy results
Carol Leigh Foy born July 11 1967 in Lubbock graduated Coronado High 1984 active in FFA and Pre Vet Society at Texas Tech University she was a pre veterinary medicine major Survivors include parents Jimmy and Diane Foy sister Gena Foy and grandparents Jim Foy Rose Weir memorials suggested to Lubbock Humane Society.
Masaki Araki from Japan installed the Council I officers in Hobbs on Tuesday June 11 with Betty and Gary Shephard hosting. Florence Gore will preside June 17. a silent auction aids fundraising. readings and speeches boost the event with Paula Williams and Mary Guetersloh as speakers.
Leah Patton and Cindy Lawson of Brownfield High School were selected as members of The Society of Distinguished American High School Students for 1985. Their sponsor Calvary Baptist Church received the National Appreciation Award for fostering student leaders. The honor offers eligibility for college scholarships through the society’s National Awards Program, funded by 130 colleges and universities.
Mr and Mrs Charles Diamond of Plains announce the birth of a daughter at 11 58 am June 6 in South Park Medical Center Lubbock She weighed seven pounds eight ounces Mr and Mrs Sammy Estorga of Brownfield announce a son born 2 36 pm June 5 in South Park Medical Center Lubbock He weighed eight pounds Mr and Mrs Johnny Garcia of Brownfield announce a son born 5 42 pm June 7 in South Park Medical Center Lubbock He weighed six pounds 13 ounces Mr and Mrs Vasquez of Brownfield announce a daughter born 10 55 am May 6 in Lubbock General Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Victor Schwertner Rowena TX and Mr and Mrs O B Godwin Brownfield The Godwins of San Angelo announce a son Marshall Wade born 3 14 pm Saturday June 1 in San Angelo Community Hospital He weighed seven pounds nine ounces.
Several patients were admitted recently including June 7 Claude Purvis and Susie B Stell June 9 Patricia Ann McHaney and Elena G Villarreal June 10 Clara Frances Robertson Blanche McCullough Eugene Gunn Geronimo Gonzales James Paul Blackstock and Jeffrey Fabila.
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