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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1990

Page

2

Hinton Honored by Phi Beta Mu in Texas Band Circle

Hinton reacts to a Phi Beta Mu nomination noting it honors his work beside two top band directors Bill and Jamie Shipp and the students. He cites First Division, concert and honors bands and a state marching contest podium as the basis for the recognition. Shipp calls the honor a nice gesture from Phi Beat Mu. The award requires eight successful years and top awards, per Texas Tech director Keith Bearden.

Bill Jamie Shipp Texas Hinton TMEA Spirit of the Plains Phi Beat Mu Phi Beta Mu

Open House Visitors Instructed To Register At School Office

Patrons and parents are asked to come by the school office they visit to register. Pinson noted this helps provide a safe educational setting for students under the system’s care.

Pinson

Bevers Rites Held at Wellman School Auditorium

Funeral services for Bevers will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Wellman School Auditorium with Rev. Mack Streun officiating. Burial will be at Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home direction. Bevers, born October 3, 1930, in Terry County, owned the Wellman Grocery and farmed in the Wellman area. He married Patsy Moore in 1950 and was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survivors include wife Patsy, son Gerald of Lubbock, daughters Sherry Mead of Denver City and Kathey Murphy of Lubbock, brothers James of Oregon and Joe of Roswell NM, sisters Margaret Hartman and Jean Seaton, four grandchildren Padraic Murphy Haley Bevers Clayton Bevers Zane Mead. Memorials suggested to Center for the Study of Addiction at Texas Tech University.

Bevers Wellman School Mack Streun Shady Oaks Church of God Terry County Memorial Cemetery Brownfield Funeral Home Terry County Wellman Patsy Moore First Methodist Church Gerald Lubbock Sherry Mead Denver City Kathey Murphy James Oregon Joe Roswell N.M Margaret Hartman Jean Seaton Brownfield Padraic Murphy Haley Bevers Clayton Chase Bevers Zane Mead

Brownfield Detects Stolen Spare Tires and Burglary Spree

Brownfield Police investigate five spare tire thefts and related burglaries totaling multiple tools and appliances. Offenses span February 27 to March 1 across E Reppto, E Oak, E Ripley, Carter Drive, and Circle S Storage at 4th and Cardwell. Additional items stolen include washer dryer televisions buffet air compressor and paint gun and a pickup with tools from a toolbox.

Brownfield E. Reppto E. Oak E. Ripley Carter Drive Circle 'S 4Th and Cardwell E. Main

Council selects five for RCA ISF board and considers alley issue

The council finalized a five member ISF board after a runoff and discussed moving a Gillham Powell alley pole. Wayne Coats presented concerns, letters from residents were read, and city manager Dick Fletcher explained pole constraints. RCA contract details and bid for the Court Residential Treatment Center were updated, with ground breaking targeted for March 9 and EPA recognition for the wastewater plant.

Cargill Bill McGowan II Edwards Tommy Hamilton Gillham-Powell Wayne Coats Coats City Hall Dick Fletcher Fletcher Shirley Stone Dallas Rehabilitation Corporation of America RCA ISF Fieicher Elbert Morrow Fulbright and Jaworski Leon Whitney Whitney John Kelly Lubbock Parkhill, Smith and Cooper Environmental Protection Agency EPA Texas Water Commission TWC

Brownfield expands city sealcoat program to 75000 square yards

The City of Brownfield raises its annual sealcoat project by 25 percent to 75000 square yards with bids due March 15 and seaboating starting after April 15. Streets listed for coating include Shinnery, Cactus, Main, Broadway, Tate, and Reppto, with several intersections noted. Residents on affected blocks urged to avoid curb parking during extended absences and inquiries directed to Tony Phillips at City Hall.

Brownfield Ballard Magnolia Mesquite Magolia Story Oak Tohoka Rd Main Broadway Tate Cardwell Buckley Reppto Fourth Ripley Felt Tony Phillips City Hall

Oak Grove Principal Champions Reading Raiders at School

Hargrave, Oak Grove principal for five years, praises faculty and programs boosting student reading. He highlights Reading Raider initiative reaching 70 percent of third graders, community readers each Friday, and PTA efforts on the nature center. Also notes simple rewards like pencils and M&Ms to encourage improvement. aims to redefine the principal’s office as welcoming. Nearby sheriff reports burglary at a farm saddle shop and theft of aluminum pipe near the national guard armory, with total value about 270 dollars.

Oak Grove Rhonda Lynsey Stacey Hargrave Brownfield Tanya Harlan Clarice Mathews PTA M&ms Terry County Sheriff's Department Meadow Dump National Guard

Archeological book planned on Terry County artifacts

Leon Pope, Region 2 Director of the Texas Archaeological Society, plans a Terry County archaeology themed book. Collectors with Indian artifact collections are invited to contact Pope at 637-3328 to have items photographed, catalogued and documented with a letter of authenticity. Site anonymity is possible. The work will involve the Terry County Museum Association and cover numerous chapters from paleo artifacts to Pueblo influences.

Leon Pope Texas Archaeological Society Terry County Pope New Mexico Terry County Museum Association

Hospital election set for April 7 at county clerk office

Terry Memorial Hospital District announces board elections for April 7. Three seats are open including the seats held by Lanny Webb and Lynne Halamicek and a vacant seat vacated by Kerry Musick. Filing deadline is March 13. Absentee voting runs March 19 to April 2 at the Brownfield Regional Medical Center business office.

Terry Memorial Hospital District Board of Director Lanny Webb Lynne Halamicek Kerry Musick Frank Gray Bobbie Duran Brownfield Regional Medical Center

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Texas Tech Keith Bearden Brownfield High School Blane Hinton Far Right Are Kristy Hock EMI Bill Shipp Jamie Shipp Morrow McGowan Sheriff's Reporte Chuck Hargrave Hospital
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