Births sweep Brownfield area with several newborns
Reverend Kenneth Martin and Mrs Martin of Brownfield announce daughter Stephanie Anne born 11 10 a m Sunday at Lubbock General Hospital weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces 20 inches long. Melissa and James attended. Grandparents Wayland Martin and Elwyn Dysart of Dalhart and great grandparents Will iam Comstock of Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Martin
Brownfield
Stephanie Anne
Lubbock General Hospital
Melissa
James
Wayland Martin
Dalhert
Elwyn Dysart
Dalhart
William Comstock
Tommy Mason
Shinnery Lane
Daugher
Carolise
Orlando de Lao
Park Lane
Regina Rebecca
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Regina
Danny
Orlando, Jr
Frank DeLao, Sr
E. Ripley
Doracia Longoria
Manuela DeLao
Alpine
Josefa Garza
San Juan
Orlando
Texaco
S. Ist
Cubs Kick Off Cinder Campaign at Lubbock Meet
Brownfield Cubs track team scored 34 points for seventh place at the Lubbock Invitational held at Coronado High School. Coach Tommy Wilson praised the effort though 12 athletes traveled, compared with larger squads from rivals. Clay Clark placed second in pole vault at 11 feet 6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Cubs
Lubbock
Coronado High School
Tommy Wilson
Brownfield
Clay Clark
Cub
Senior Fellowship Club Luncheon and Birthday Honor
The Senior Fellowship Club held a March 9 luncheon at the Party House to honor Mrs. Richard Rafferty for a surprise birthday party hosted by Clarence and Cyndy Koncaba. Thirty six members attended with guests from Lubbock and Slaton. A hospitalized member was wished a speedy recovery. The club plans events on March 20 and March 23 and invites all senior citizens to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Dene) Rafferty
Clarence
Cyndy Koncaba
Richard Rafferty
Jackie McDonnell
Billy Wilson
Terry Lester
Gary Jones
Alton McGinty
Bruce Lester
Bob Lester
Lubbock
Thomas Smith
Slaton
Skip Bo
Mac Thomason
Farm Bureau
NFU Convention Highlights Farm Policy and Budget Watch
Tok io's Lowrey attends the 79th NFU convention as delegates back stable prices and young farmer opportunities. George W. Stone of Denver urges constructive use of U S food power for peace while warning against embargo effects. Secretary Bla ck remains vague on 1981 farm bill with modestly higher loan levels and de la Garza advocates cost of production based funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lowrey
Tokio
National Farmers Union
George W. Stone
Denver, Co
U.S. Food Power
John R. Black
Block
U.S. Repuligio
Kika
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carol
Michael
Brentt
Herbert Chesshir
E. Tate
Harlan Mason
E. Hill
Cubs
Jack Walley
Charles Burse
Albert Morin
Wilson
Eric Boswell
Wade Cowan
Joe Don Becker
Lubbock Estacado
Dene Rafferty
Charles Ingram
Linda’s Ceramics
W. Main
Linda Schriefer
Lowrey
NFU
Uction
de la Garza
Jack
Poplin
Anthony
Brownfield, Plaza
Reg. Pr
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