Brownfield Cubs Slotted Outside Top 10 In Preseason 3AAA Poll
Texas Football lists Hempstead Post Bandera Waco Connelly Navasota Littlefield Columbus Vernon Alvarado Port Isabel as top 10 Class AAA teams. Brownfield remains unlisted though forecasters warn preseason rankings seldom predict final standings. Post Antelopes, a district 3AAA favorite, draws continued attention.
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Griffin Mart Brownfield Grand Opening Schedule
Rip Griffin Texaco Food Mart opens at U S 82 and 380 with a public grand opening at 10 a m in the new facility’s parking lot. Rip Griffin expresses optimism for Brownfield and travelers. Dee Ann Webster to manage, seven employees, 1200 square feet of retail space, a 2500 square foot canopy, 12 Texaco pumps, hours 6 a m to midnight. Construction began May 10 with 75 workers.
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Meals on Wheels relies on volunteer driving force
More than 70 volunteers from seven churches deliver hot meals each month for Meals on Wheels. Leona Schertz and Viola Young oversee weekday routes with churches handling Monday through Friday deliveries. Volunteers face weather and emergencies, with substitutes often needed to keep meals arriving on time.
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Meals on Wheels volunteers keep program moving in town
The Meals on Wheels program sees volunteers like Mrs. Schertz and Margaret Williams delivering meals to 38 recipients across three routes, with calls for more help as routes grow. Long-time volunteers Bobbie Hicks and Mary Jo Hardy praise the program, while Sue Pinson notes time constraints but remains supportive.
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Funds needed for lan at new Meals facility
An unexpected expense stalls the Meals on Wheels renovation of the old Bus Station at South Second and Tate Streets. The building, bought by the Brownfield Ministerial Alliance and leased back to it by the county, requires a commercial fan and vent over the stove before occupancy, estimated at 1000 to 1200 dollars. Donations are sought, with Leona Schertz listed for contact. moving date by Aug 1 looms. The piece also notes a plaque presentation to the Terry County Commissioners Court by the Terry County Sheriff's Posse.
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