Local Cancer Society sets annual residential crusades
Terry County American Cancer Society chapter outlined year events at a Wednesday meeting at K Bob's Restaurant. The business crusade aims for 4100 dollars starting April 8, the residential crusade targets 4500 dollars beginning April 22, with leaflets distributed on causes and cures. The year’s total goal is 18000 dollars by August, plus a summer tennis and golf tournament. Memorials have raised 2600 dollars and a February wine and cheese supper brought in 3838.93 dollars. Pat O Daniel serves as chapter president.
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Terry County
The
American Cancer Society
Larry Fryer
Pat O’ Daniel
American Cancer Society Publishes Child Cancer Brochures
The American Cancer Society released two free brochures What Happened to You Happened to Me and When Your Brother or Sister Has Cancer to help children understand cancer and reduce fear. Written with input from young patients, the guides cover feelings and experiences from diagnosis to coping with treatment, surgeries, hair loss, and return to school.
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American Cancer Society
Shana Toler
Public Information Committee
Lubbock
Local Ladies Form New LCCA Chapter Thursday
Local Christian women met in the Family Life Building to form a new LCCA chapter with 23 attendees. Present were Mrs. Emily Lemley, Molly Keener, and Jean Self who outlined how the LCC Associates operate.
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LCCA
Lubbock Christian College Associates
Emily Lemley
Molly Keener
Jean Self
LCC Associates
Local Items From Brownfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Bobbie McClintick of Lubbock and her daughter Debbie Lewis of Slaton visited weekend with Mrs. McClintick’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bartlett. Eva Bagget recently returned from Bakersfield California after winter with her daughters Wilma and Bob Fluke and Albert Cateman families. Hill and Marjorie Phillips of Fort Worth, former Brownfield residents, have moved back after seven years away. Clyde Keith visited Lubbock Saturday in the home of his daughter and family Archie Collins. Willie Floyd spent the weekend with sister and husband in Clovis New Mexico to support Lubbock Christian College. Brownfield LCCA officers elected: Fawn Musick chair, Clarice Mathews 1st VP, Sharon Lepard 2nd VP, Robbie Hicks 3rd VP, Donna Foster secretary, Jane Phillips treasurer, Alice Sargent reporter, Fay Marie King historian. Next meeting April 18 at 7 p.m. in Family Life Building Brownfield Church of Christ. All interested in christian education invited.
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Bobbie McClintick
Lubbock
Debbie Lewis
Slaton
Eva Bagget
Bakersfield
Calif
Wilma
Bob Fluke
Albert Cateman
Lubbock Christian College
Brownfield
LCCA
Fawn Musick
Clarice Mathews
Sharon Lepard
Robbie Hicks
Donna Foster
Jane Phillips
Alice Sargent
Fay Marie King
Brownfield Church of Christ
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Friends of the Library
Jan Hale
Lynn Pemberton
Mary Jane Jackson
Julie Combs
Local Cancer Society
Vickie Henson
Childrens Orthopedic Hospital
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Wayne Young
Bob Reynolds
Brownfield Church
Clyde Keith
Mrs
Archie Collins
Willie Floyd
Steve West
Clovis
New Mexico
Brad Call Agency
Insurance & Real Estate
National Farmers Union Insurance Companies
Business Fcic
Brad
National Farmers Union Ins
Lubbock Highway
Sport
Daal
Bonneville
Nice
Ford Ltd
Bell-Ritter
David Bell
Motor
West Tate
Gary Rutter
OM Quality Service Parts
Neral Motors Corporation
Bill
Bill McGowan
Brownfield School Board
McGowan
Joe Mac Sears
Don Anderson
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U.S
Terra Seed Dealer
Terra Seed Company
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