Masonic Chapter hosts Temple meeting in Brownfield
Masonic Chapter 785 OES met at 8 p.m. May 28 in the Masonic Temple with W M Pearl Barr and W P Leonard Ellington presiding. Pro tems Louise Bynum Emily Bolling and Floyd Camp served. Get Well and sympathy cards were mailed to several members and relatives. Certificates of Perfection in the Astern Star work were presented to Ellen Bearde Pearl Barr Tennie Brinson Annie Ruth Camp Floyd Camp Olga Hill Margaret Rosson Molly Goodpasture West and Edna Blankendship. An open installation is planned for June 8 at 8 p.m. with Tennie Brinson and B F Hutson taking roles.
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Brownfield
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
W.M. Pearl Barr
W.P. Leonard Ellington
Louise Bynum
Marshall
Emily Bolling
Martha
Floyd Camp
Nell Hill
Raleigh Luker
Ethel Price
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Lois Burnett
W.M. Pearl Barn
Wayne Brown
Lara Brown
Wayne
Pearl Barr
Leonard Ellington
Eastern Star
Mason Lodge
Rainbow Girls
of Texas
Freddie Lindville
Beulah Hale
West Main
Wothy
Tennie Brinson
B.F. Hutson
Memorial Dedication Held at Field Memorial Cemetery
A moving memorial and dedication took place May 18 at noon in Bronco. The ceremony featured the Re ese Air Force Base Honor Guard raising a 30 by 60 foot U S flag atop the cemetery pole, with Sarah Jane Field welcoming guests. Rev. Harold Bennett led invoca tion and pledge, honoring Hershel Field and Robert K. Field as Old Glory was dedicated. The Sandyland Swing Band performed county Western tunes as Rev. Louis Crenshaw dedicated the cemetery and Field Monument, which includes Gravy Field’s history and photos of him and his wife Mabel, who lives in Bronco. Gravy Field’s children Ty and Anita attended, along with grandchildren Mike, Dan, Sarah Kay Burrus, Robert, and nine others.
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Field Memorial Cemetery
Bronco
Reese Air Force Base
U.S
New Mexico
Highway 380
Sarah Jane Field
Harold Bennett
First United Methodist Church
Tatum
Hershel (Gravy) Field
Robert K
Bobby) Field
Sandyland Swing Band
South Plains Jr. College
Levelland
Louis Crenshaw
First United Methodist Church of
Gravy Field
Ty Field
Hobbs
Anita Field
el Paso
Mable
Mike
Dan Field
Sarah Kay Burrus
Robert Field
Nancy
Brownfield mother finds time for cooking and family life
Suzi Robertson of Brownfield says life with her second daughter Suzi has freed time for reading needlepoint and cooking. The former geriatric nurse plans to return to nursing while collecting Beatles memorabilia and sharing home recipes learned from family. Recipes include Forgotten Cookies Spinach Salad and Double Chocolate Brownies with detailed steps and ingredients.
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Suzi Robertson
Brownfield
Sheri
Tracy
Haskell
Nursing Center May activities noted for residents
South Plains Nursing Center highlights its May events including the Mother Daughter Banquet on May 11 with speaker Mrs. Glenn Harrington and entertainment by Debbie Bohn and Dawn Gandy. About 45 attend. A car wash by First Baptist Church youth raised funds for the Van Fund. May 18 featured the Years Gone By fundraising fair with local groups, entertainers, and donations from community members. Walking catfish and mudskippers noted.
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South Plains Nursing Center
Glenn Harrington
Debora Bohn
Dawn Gandy
First Baptist Church
SPNC
Melanie Wilkins
South Plains Nursing Center van Fund
Free Trappers
Lamesa Square
Jo Willis
Eddie Rodri
Guez
Alex Rodriguez
Myron Bovkoon
Ruben Garcia
Calvary Baptist
First Baptist
Katie's Kitchen Band
Lovington
N.M
Eddy Sharp
Lubbock
Peyton
South Plains Nursing Center Home Health Agency
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Gail Curtis
Gail Curtis Insurance
Lynn Thames
Lubbock Rd
Thames Insurance Agency
W. Broadway
Brownfield, TX
Odell’s
W. Main
Brownfield Cook
Willey’s
Nursing
Gay Price
Barton's Welding
Marilyn Bovkoon
Tg&y
Furr Marine
Lubbock’s Boat Farm
Dennis
Texas
Loop
Buffalo Lake Road
Jake Fulford
Lubbock Road
Charles Darwin Ford
Mercury
Whee Bear
JoursiAxies
Ura
FORD
Charles Darwin Ford, Inc
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