City permits top $1.1 million for year to date
Brownfield city records May permits totaling 78 938 lifting five month 1987 YTD to 1 101 526 behind 1986 by about 69 000. Listings include residential remodeling fencing carports storage buildings canopies and a large 22 000 mobile home move among others while five BISD employees with 132 years combined are honored at the end of school breakfast.
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Brownfield
Clara Rameriz
W. McNeil
August Curtis
E. Hill
Johnny Anthony
N. 2Nd St
Louis Harvill
Cactus Lane
S. 2Nd St
Stan Rimer
Buckley
Betty Charlebois
FE. Broadway
Loyd Irvin
S. Lons
E. Main St
James Herron
Brownfield School
BISD
Brownfield Aims Survey Of Residents For City Feedback
The Brownfield Business Association will mail a 20 question survey to about 370 local residents over the next three weeks. It asks what residents like and dislike about Brownfield and what changes they want.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Business Association
Jane Bray
Jack Cargill
Carla Bell
Coleman- Terry County Park
Brownfield Sees Monsoon Like May Rainfall Double Normal
Brownfield experienced a wet May with 5.92 inches of rainfall, more than double the usual 2.53 inches. The five month total reached 8.31 inches, while May record highs and lows ranged from 46 to 88 degrees. The 23rd delivered the month's heaviest rain at 2.27 inches across 10 measurable days.
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Brownfield
Brownfield City Council schedules two Thursday meetings
The Brownfield City Council will hold two Thursday meetings. The 7:30 a.m. regular session includes a traffic hazard report by Police Chief J T Churchwell at the 4th Street and Broadway intersection near the Brownfield State Bank. A later 7 p.m public hearing follows.
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Brownfield City
J.T. Churchwell
4Th St
Broadway
Brownfield State Bank
Allen, Martinez Pauling receive Muldrow awards
The Brownfield School District held its year end breakfast as 123 seniors graduated the BISD 1987 class. The ceremony honored retiring staff and the annual Muldrow Award winners Virgil Allen Melody Pauling and Irene Martinez for promoting good race relations.
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Melody Pauling
Bisd Diagnostician
Virgil Allen
BHS
Irene Martinez
Colonial Heights
Allen
Martinez Pauling
Muldrow
BISD
A.M. Muldrow
Tommy Hicks
Margaret Chaffin
Drew Travis
HHS
Pauling
Taper a Tale by Lynn Brisendine
A Seminole Sentinel reprint parodies oil slump effects on Texas elites via mock National Association of Formerly Wealthy Persons rules. It lampoons lavish lifestyles and lists self help pamphlets, with satirical items about luxury, finances, and social changes.
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Seminole Sentinel
Texas
Local Summer Sports Programs Set for June in Brownfield
Brownfield youths aged six to 13 may join two local summer sports camps in June. United Fund Summer track runs June 8 to July 2 at Cub Fieldhouse, directed by Curtis Campbell with signups at 9 a.m. June 8. Terry County Sports Basketball Camp runs two weeks in June with boys June 15-19 and girls June 22-26, free to Terry County residents, directed by Ron Holmes.
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Brownfield
United Fund
Cub
BHS
Curtis Campbell
Futher
Campbell
Terry County
Ron Holmes
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N. 6Th St
James Ruiz
Magnolia
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Tohoka Rd
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Antonio P. Garcia
W. Hill
Floyd Camp
E. Harris
James Russell
E. Tate
Juan Carrillo
S. 4Th St
Walker Sims Oil Co
1St St. & Hill
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Main St
Jack Hamilton
W. Main
Dennis Rowe
Hester
Harold Matteson
E. Reppto
James Evans
E. Warren
Bob Reynolds
First Baptist Church
Lucy Kempson
Kathleen Weiss
Christine Mills
BMS
Joanne Edwards
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Jack Pinson
Taper ‘A Tale By
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