Schlafly to Speak at Lubbock Eagle Forum Dinner
Phyllis Schlafly, national conservative activist and Eagle Forum founder, will speak in Lubbock on Monday March 25 at 7 30 p.m. A dinner at Koko Palace costs 15 for adults and 10 for students. Reservations by mail or phone. She will address education national defense and babies rights among other traditional values. Eagle Forum promotes a free economy and opposes pay equity with extensive public touring and media work.
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Jehovah's Witness Hall to re open after seminar
The Brownfield Kingdom Hall will resume meetings at usual times after a two day Bible seminar at the Carlsbad Civic Center. On Sunday March 10 more than 2000 attended as Frank Bartell District Supervisor spoke on Basis For Faith In An Unbelieving World. The assembly theme Be Stabilized In Your Faith aimed to help individuals and families maintain Christian balance today. Some note rumors about placing horse chestnuts in water to stupefy fish.
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Local OES Chapter Holds Regular Monday Night Session
The Brownfield Chapter 785 of the OFS met at the Masonic Temple at 116 West Main on March 12 with W.M. Pearl Barr and W.P. Leonard Ellington presiding. Lola Bates served as chaplain in Lola Brown’s absence as members discussed carpet plans funded by a $100 donation from the Eastern Star Chapter and recalled the Eastern Star School in Lubbock. Caroline Ellington, Chapter Mother, was interviewed for Southwest Collection Archives with a two hour taped conversation detailing her life in Terry County.
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West Texas Writer's Guild Poetry Contest Opens
The West Texas Writer's Guild sponsors a poetry contest to mark Texas Sesquicentennial. Winners publish a poetry book to be sold in May 1986 during Levelland's Sesquicentennial year. Entries must be 8 to 40 lines, $5 per poem, with a cover sheet. send to Chamber of Commerce Levelland. Deadline August 10.
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