Open House At New Brownfield Clinic Draws Crowds
Residents tour the Brownfield Medical Clinic at Barlard Street and Wubi Me located in a newly completed building. Drs Sherman Hope Carl Smith A H Daniels and Fran ce lead the staff as the public views the modern lobby waiting areas two doctor suites a full laboratory and emergency rooms ahead of a grand opening scheduled 2 to 6 pm.
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Brownfield Medical Clinic
Barlard Street
Wubi Me
Sherman Hope
Carl Smith
A. H. Daniels
France
Brownfield Casual Corner notes and local happenings
Brownfield column by Sig H Atkinson highlights birthdays and celebrity trivia with John Wayne Martha and Bruce Zorns. It mentions rodeo plans milked by locals and notes city staff changes and a new medical clinic open house.
Parade To Open Three Evenings Of Brownfield Rodeo Festivities
The Brownfield rodeo sponsored by the Terry County Sheriff's Posse will begin Thursday at 4 30 p m with a parade. It starts at the old Western Grain building, heads north on Lubbock Road, continues down Main Street and circles the town.
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J.B. Marsh
Marsh Office Supply
Miami
Fla
Saxon Copy Machine Company
Cecil (Mandell) Farrar
Terry County Cotton Boosters
Billie Craig
Kendrick Memorial Library
Patti Finley
James Finley
Susan Rohre
Douglass Rohre
Stanley
Zelma Miller
Amarillo
Lewis Simmonds
Zelma
Billy H. Bathrop
Bill Cowan
Chicago
Brownfield
Brownfield Medical Clinic
Terry County Sheriff’s Posse
Old Western Grain Building
Lubbock Road
Main Street
Broadway
E. H. Wood
Sheriff’s Posse
Post
Wilson To Undergo Kidney Transplant
Jerry Wilson a 20 year old from Terry County is undergoing pre transplant care at John Sealy Hospital Galveston He will be placed on dialysis for five months while doctors James Dunaway and Harry Sarles prepare for the operation Doctors say his rare kidney disease has no known cure and they have decided on a transplant based on this.
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Jerry Wilson
Terry County
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
James Dunaway
Harry Sarles
Wilson
Hill's Service to Become Hill's Texaco Tuesday
Hill's Humble Service Station at 115 S 1st will change to Hill's Texaco this Tuesday. Owner Ed Hill with 27 years in Brownsfield and 20 in the business, and his wife Mary, are well known in the city. The sign change is expected to attract attention just as the old landmark did.
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Hill
S. 1St
Texaco
Ed Hill
Brownsfield
Mary
Citizens of Tomorrow photo feature in Brownfield News
Kelsay-Blacklock Chevrolet to sponsor a series of portraits of area youngsters for a Brownfield News pictorial feature. Parents receive a free natural color portrait for each child photographed on Tuesday and Wednesday July 25 26 at 401 West Broadway, northwest corner of 4th and Broadway.
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Brownfield News
Kelsay-Blacklock Chevrolet
Chevrolet
West Broadway
4Th and Broadway
They Run For Health
Brownfield gains new residents Gene Adams and Nancy Adams from Oklahoma on April first. He is a 37 year old chemical engineer and petroleum specialist with Amoco in Sunsdown, she a 29 year old medical technologist in Lubbock. Both are avid runners with a long history in track and road racing. Despite nearing 40 Adams trains intensely and has run up to marathons, credited with a strong healthy lifestyle.
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Adams
New Jersey
Army
Colorado School of Mines
Tulsa, Okla
Gene
Nancy Adams
Newsfote
Dave Cushman
Band School Announced By John Garrison
Middle school band director John Garrison announced a summer band school with student registration on Thursday August 4 from 10 to 11. High school students register at the high school band hall while seventh and eighth graders register at the middle school band hall.
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John Garrison
Texas Farm Safety Week Opens in Texas
Today marks the start of Farm Safety Week in Texas proclaimed by Governor Preston Smith. Officials urge farm and ranch families to apply safety daily as fires drownings and machinery and tractor accidents remain top causes of rural deaths. Joe L. Smetana notes 1971 rural deaths totaled 203 with fires explosions and burns causing 35 fatalities.
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Texas
Preston Smith
The
Texas Safety Association
Safety Grroup
Smetana
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JanoKa Noad
Brown
Ield
Levelland
Torch of Knowledge
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Dr. Daniels
Remillard
Onto
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Cian
Sig H. Atkinson
Brownie
Brownfield Oldtimer
Firefly
CCC
Bruce Zorns
Jack Benny
Jack
John Wayne
John
Family Weekly
Wayne
America
Duke
Marion Michael Morrison
Limerick
Lloyd Hahn
Miss Cherry Spindle
National Sheriff's Posse
Texaco Products
Hill’s
San Angelo
Wahtley Company
Crosbyton
Pony Express
American Association
Tom Roger
Lamesa
Wood
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Kelsay-Blacklock
Gene Adams
Nancy
Oklahoma
Joe L. Smetana
Farm and Ranch
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