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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2005
Page
2
The Terry County Crime Line, Inc. will receive information through the Terry County Sheriff's Department. Call (806) 637-2212 to report tips and details related to local crime concerns.
Funeral services were held March 22 for Maria Olivia les 62, of Phoenix and formerly of Brownfield. Interment at Brownfield Cemetery. Frances Mable Puryear 82 of Brownfield died March 18 2005 with services at Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral. Survivors include spouses, children and grandchildren. A theft of oil field equipment near Brownfield on FM 403 and County Road 690 between April 3 and 7 2005 is noted, with items including elevators top sub swivel sub bit sub safety clamp and left nubbins taken.
Area residents in need may attend a pesticide training in Brown on Tuesday March 29 conducted by agents from Terry Yoakum Cochran Gaines and Dawson counties. The session includes a private applicators test fee and a $20 study materials charge.
A compiled list shows Brownfield Texas churches along with street addresses and pastors, including assemblies of God First Assembly at 1302 Tahoka Road Pastor Dan Jenkins and Meadow First Assembly at 201 West Patton Pastor Rev Juan Soto, among others across Baptist, Episcopalian, Methodist, Nazarene, and Pentecostal denomination lines. The directory specifies names of churches, their locations on local streets, and the pastors serving each congregation.
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