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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
5
The Gomez Baptist Church hosts youth led revival services March 9 10 and 11 with a different speaker each night. Pastor Rev Jack Key of Abilene and a group of youth will attend a retreat at South Plains Baptist Assembly Grounds near Floydada Friday afternoon.
Jerry and Annette Wilson of Brownfield welcomed daughter Sherry Marie in October and returned January 12 with Jerry starting home hemodialysis after three months of training at UTMB Chronic Home Dialysis Center. The program, opened January 1968 with UTMB and Public Health Service support, trains patients to operate the Kiil model artificial kidney at home with a three nights per week, 24 hours weekly schedule.
Byron Rucker principal of Oak Grove was appointed conference chairman at the District 14 Board PTA meeting in Lubbock on February 26. Jack Pinson curriculum director was named assistant, and Mrs. Ray H. Butler district area vice president will oversee registration. The District 14 Spring Conference is set for April 13 in Brownfield. A Brownfield PTA officers meeting is planned March 1 at 10 a.m. to finalize plans. Everyone interested in helping is invited.
Texas A&M Extension Service specialist Gwen dolyne Clyatt notes beef prices rose over the past year due to higher producer and marketing costs. She highlights best value targets for the next week including duck roasts, steaks, ground beef, liver, and roasts. Pork items such as hams and chops also show value, while poultry remains a bargain along with Grade A eggs. Fresh produce lists apples oranges grapefruit avocados bananas and root vegetables in good supply at economical prices.
Teresa Parker of Lubbock won the Noon Lions Club Talent Show Grand Prize, earning a $30 gift certificate for her top performance. Lynn Adams of Brownfield won the elementary division, and Vonda Willingham topped the middle school division.
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