Brownfield Groups Schedule May 21 Meetings and Show
News briefs list an organizational meeting for the Brownfield Soccer League at 7 p.m. May 21 in the Chamber of Commerce. Also May 21 at 7 p.m. the New Horizons choir performs in the Brownfield Middle School auditorium with passes from Suzanne White. admission free. A Full Gospel breakfast is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Crystal Palace Restaurant. Memorial Day Service planned by Meadow Cemetery Association at 10 a.m. May 25 with 9-10 a.m. registration and refreshments. public welcome.
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Brownfield Soccer League
Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield High School
New Horizons
Brownfield Middle School
Suzanne White
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Association
Crystal Palace
MCA
the Meadow Cemetery Association
Applause Dance Studio Recital Set by Stacy Johnston
Applause Dance Studio will present 38 students in a 7 pm recital Saturday at the BMS Auditorium. Dancers ages two to 17 perform tap jazz and ballet. Public invited and admission is free.
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Applause Dance Studio
Stacy Johnston
BMS
Obituaries for John Flippin Gena Adams Conrad Westhoff
Obituaries note John W. Flippin 68 of Brownfield died in Brownfield Regional Medical Center. Services were at Brownfield Funeral Home with burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lorene and three children. Gena Adams 67 of Tahoka died in Lynn County Hospital. Services were at First Baptist Church of Tahoka with burial in Tahoka Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters and several relatives. Conrad Westhoff 78 of Umbarger died in Amarillo's St Anthony's Hospital. Services were at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Survivors include six daughters, a son, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Catholic Family Services.
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West Tate Church of Christ
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Springlake-Earth High School
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Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Amarillo
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Plainview
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Tahoka
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E.D
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Tohoka
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Bet Young
William Mac Peacock
Purcell, Okla
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Comanche
Conrad Westhoff
Umbarger
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
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Pat Carruthers
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Andrews
St. Mary's Cemetery
Schooler-Gordon
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Langenberg
Westfalen
Germany
Ambarger
Elizabeth Liekhus
Teresa
Knights of Columbus
The
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St. Ann’s
Hospital Admittants at Brownfield Regional Medical Center
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center admitted several patients in mid May. On May 14 were William Robert Cowan Jr, Junior Ellis Fleming, Esmeralda Sanchez and Charles Edward Hobbs. May 16 admitted Lewis Higginbotham and May 17 admitted Royce Kelley.
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William Robert Cowan Jr
Junior Ellis Fleming
Esmeralda Sanchez
Charles Edward Hobbs
Lewis Higginbotham
Royce Kelley
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