Card of Thanks for Oma Beard
The family of Mrs. Oma Beard thanks the Immanuel Baptist Church the Eastern Star and all friends and neighbors for food flowers thoughts and prayers in the loss of our beloved mother May God bless each of you.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
10
The family of Mrs. Oma Beard thanks the Immanuel Baptist Church the Eastern Star and all friends and neighbors for food flowers thoughts and prayers in the loss of our beloved mother May God bless each of you.
Three garage sales listed with locations at 301 Old Lamesa Rd 1705 Gilliam Dr and Careyville Trailer Park Lot 201. One sale Friday 9 am to 6 pm features three families. Baby items clothing and miscellaneous goods available at the locations.
Dr and Mrs James Coal son and Michelle and Dee of Monroe Indiana visited in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs John Coalson of Brownfield and Mr and Mrs A J Duncan of Route 1 Meadow for ten days. Dr Coalson spoke at Texas Tech June 18 on swine production and feeding. Other visitors included Warnock Hipp and Cory Hobbs New Mexico. Youth Camp attendees at Camp Paisano near Alpine Davis Mountains included Kenneth Leavelle James Leavelle James Henson Eddie Burns Leland Decker Scott Golden Ramon Golden Merilynn McKee Angie McKee Carla Harden Brenda Isaacs Sherron Brown Wanda Lee Sponsors were Dennis Barton Joey Maines and Lee Ann Dumas.
Local residents share Father's Day greetings and extended family travel notes. Lubbock’s Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hughes visited at 1310 E. Sons. Doyle Simpson and family vacationed in Ardmore and Eureka Springs with relatives. Shannon Baggett visited in Fort Worth and Brownfield with Bandy and Baggett kin. The Collier family and Brinsons are mentioned in short calls and trips.
Members met June 14 at First Christian Church to install officers for the coming year. Leaders include Mrs. Roy Edwards as president and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver as vice president. other posts cover secretary treasurer worship and hospitality. A six‑issue newsletter series on sales tips and items on sale is available via the Terry County Extension office at 637 4060.
Eva Sears Jan and Beverly Peepler of Lubbock visited Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Merriel Abbott and others. Wanda White, patient at Methodist Hospital, recovers from major surgery. Dr. Denison and wife to serve in Midland five weeks as pastor Emeritus Tom Nelson pursues a PhD in Nashville. Junior High Retreat attendees from First United Methodist Church listed, with counselors Joel Green and Paula Abbott. An odd historical note recalls portable sun dials in the 15th century.
The New Moore Reunion starts at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Party House in Coleman Park. Attendees are asked to bring a lunch and the event will be highlighted by an auction.
Janis Britton of Canyon spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr. King and Mrs. Homer Britton of Route 4.
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