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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1986
Page
4
The Terry County Heritage Museum opened its Train Depot exhibit on Sunday May 11 with an art show. Brownfield Art Association contributed 30 paintings depicting local people incidents and settings. Ray D. Collier of Lubbock judged the exhibit with multiple prize winners named across Best of Show and tie categories.
Menus for the XYZ Senior Citizens Club for the week of May 1922 list daily dishes from Monday breaded pork chops to Friday beef stew with sides. The exhibit notes a prize list from local artists, and a student arts section covers results from the West Texas Student Convention held in Lueders with participants named from the Christian Center Academy.
About 100 area piano students register for National Guild of Piano Teachers auditions at the First Baptist Church of Brownfield Chapel in May 1922. Cynthia Blair Katrinka Rash Jalene Young and Ed Sharp lead the Brownfield audition as chairman. Students are judged on memorized pieces and musician skills. successful candidates receive a certificate and a year’s membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians. Virginia Gates of Artesia, New Mexico serves as judge.
The following patients were admitted to Brownfield Regional Medical Center. May 12 Melanie Lynn Modges and Jesus Lesia Ontiveros. May 13 Corina Mesa and Amy Susan Mesa.
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center Auxiliary met at 7 p.m. on Thursday May 15 in the hospital meeting room. Ten members attended and voted to continue Thursday bake sales for another month. They discussed a July 14 blood drive and noted 20 new telephones for the hospital along with a financial report. The June 14 State Convention in San Antonio was announced and two members received thanks for their service.
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