Brownfield Cubs in tight race for district baseball title
Brownfield remains in a three way district 3-AAA chase after a 2-2 in district play with Snyder and Lamesa. The Cubs upset Snyder 1-0, beat Lamesa, and enter the final round tied at 22 wins. A Brownfield win over Snyder and Lamesa could clinch the title. one win each would force a three way tie.
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Cubs
Lamesa
Snyder
Sai
van Garner
Steve Smith
Norman Jackson
Brownfield News
Chamber of Commerce
Church Volleyball League Final Playoffs
Final results show women’s standings with First Baptist Neatniks first, First Baptist Texans second, First Methodist third, Southside Church of Christ fourth. Men’s results list Union first, Renegades second, First Baptist Dumarie’s fourth.
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First Baptist Neatniks
First Baptist Texans
First Methodist
Southside Church of Christ
MEN— Union
Renegades
First Baptist Dumarie’s
Cotton Boosters to Meet in Terry County May 8
The Cotton Boosters of Terry County plan a 1 30 p m meeting Monday May 8 in the Farm Bureau room. The group invites all to attend as prizes were decided for the seven best 100 cotton content entries in the county 4 H Dress Revue.
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Cotton Boosters of
Terry County
Farm Bureau
Turners Observe 65th Anniversary in Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Turner of Lowell celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Sunday April 30 at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaty of Brownfield. Three of their five children attended including Mrs. Mary Lou Beaty Brownfield Mrs. Tula Mae Roberts Ropesville and Doyle Dean Turner Levelland. Mrs. Turner 87 and Mr. Turner 91.
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A. H. Turner
Lowelland
Mrs
Lowell Beaty
Brownfield
Mary Lou Beaty
Tula Mae Roberts
Ropesville
Doyle Dean Turner
Level« Land
Town Hall Program Reviews Postal System Operations
May 7 in Brownfield featured Lubbock postal official Caraway detailing air mail and distribution schedules. Betty Frazier district clerk outlined duties from jury service to records and court fees while Frank Gray county clerk explained minutes, tax board duties, marriage licenses, and election logistics.
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Fice
Lubbock
Betty Frazier
Frank Gray
Davis
Brownfield
Caraway
U. S
Commissioner’s Court
Tax Evaluation Board
Gray
Austin
Genealogy Club
Stanford
Soil Stewardship Week Observance Highlighted In Texas
The article outlines the 18th annual Soil Stewardship Week in Texas with ministers urged to use materials in services on May 7 or May 14. Duane Moss, district conservationist, and local staff coordinate efforts with Terry County Soil and Water Conservation District directors W. G. Nelson, Robert Luker, J. W. Hawkins, Monroe Rowden, and Edward Jordan. New board member is Luker, Jordan’s term ends this fall, and the district evolved from CYT origins sixty years ago.
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Joe Fleming
Freddie Howard
George Weiss
J. W. Hawkins
Fain Smith
Hugh Rowden
James Thurman
Merlin Speed
Olan Evans
O. P. Williams
Mitchell
California
Terry County
Eddie Bingham
Jack Mason
Duane Moss
Brownfield
Midland
Texas
Terry County Soil and Water Conservation District
W. G. Nelson
Robert Luker
Monroe Rowden
Edward Jordan
Luker
Jordan
Editor's Quote Book: Idealizing the Real
The piece presents Frederick Hedge's reflection that the core aim is not perfect realization of ideals but the ongoing process of idealizing reality. It emphasizes a philosophy of hopeful vision shaping practical life.
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Frederick Hedge
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Willowood Lane
Starlite
Styleline
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