Yoakum County Art Assoc Show and social services events
The Yoakum County Art Association plans its annual Show and Sale on August 12 at the Yoakum Co. Art Building with entry accepted July 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fees are 3 dollars for members and 5 dollars for non members. Jimmie Bayer is the contact at 456-4567. A Social Security representative visits the XYZ Club on the fourth Tuesday monthly for assistance, with hours 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on July 22, Aug 26, and Sept 23. Call 1-800-772-1213 for most Social Security needs. Additional services include Home Delivery meals from Brownfield Senior Citizens, Inc. at 500 W. Bridges, 637-6933. Support groups Joy Journey and Alanon meet on specified evenings. Active Parenting of Teens meets weekly. Immunizations offered at South Plains Health Clinic Mondays. fees 4 dollars. Brownfield AA Fellowship meets at 901 W. Webb with Spanish meetings on Tuesdays. Women’s Protective Services operates a 24-hour hotline 1-800-736-6491 and outreach 637-3206 for abuse counseling.
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Tennis meet deadline set for July tournament at BHS Courts
Deadline is July 23 for an adult and juniors tennis tournament at BHS Courts on July 25-26. Events include singles doubles and mixed doubles with a $12 entry per class. Contact Jerry Reyes at 637-2415 for details.
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Brownfield Class of 1947 plans 50th reunion
The Brownfield High School Class of 1947 schedules a fifty year reunion for Aug. 22. Registration and visiting run 2 to 5 p.m. at Ashmore Inn Lub bock, followed by a 7 p.m. banquet at the 50 Yard Line Restaurant. Banquet cost is 20 dollars per person. registration deadline Aug. 8. Friends and teachers invited. contact Beryl Yowell at 637-3759 for details.
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Avera outlines Brownfield substance program with LAW Publications
Brownfield Police Chief Bill Avera announced a joint effort with LAW Publications of Dallas to combat drugs. The program uses a yearly magazine Lets All Work to inform parents through ads from local businesses and will be provided to police at no cost for educational use. Terri Laws will contact local firms to support personalized materials, including anti gang and senior safety content.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary for Clifford and Virgie Chambers
The children of Clifford and Virgie Chambers invite relatives and friends to a 2 to 4 p.m. drop in reception on Saturday July 26 at the Boston Tea Room to celebrate their parents 50th wedding anniversary. The couple married December 1, 1947, began life near Wellman farming cotton, with Mr. Chambers later working as a mechanic at Brownfield Farmers Co op Gin until 1989. Mrs. Chambers, a skilled seamstress and cook, managed local school cafeterias until 1994. They have four sons and two daughters, 13 grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Virgie Chambers
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