Brownfield groups report fundraising and club results
The Brownfield Rebekah Lodge No 56 held a regular session on May 19 with Ozella Hill presiding. They donated to the Girl's softball league and sent a contribution to IOOF Children's Home in Corsicana. Members pledged re-obligation led by Opal Hidden, Maxine Drummond spoke on the work, and refreshments were served to 21 members. Brownfield Duplicate Bridge Club met May 19. Rose Terry announced the June 2 club championship with Mitchell movement. Winners included Mabel Gurley and Anda Norman, Tahoka, as top north-south, and Pug Mahon and Ralph Haught, Lubbock, as top east-west. Second and third place teams are named along with other players. The Decker family hosted a birthday party May 22 for seven South Plains Nursing Center residents, with ice cream and cake. Three Brownfield students received SPC departmental awards during a South Plains College assembly. honorees are Tracie Timmons, Raymond Holguin, and Flor Garcia.
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Brownfield Rebekah Lodge No. 56
Noble
Rose Terry
Lubbock
Brownfield Duplicate Bridge Club
XYZ Club
Mitchell
North
Mabel Gurley
Anda Norman
Tahoka
Pug Mahon
Ralph Haught
Mattie Tudor
Betty Joplin
Brownfield
James McAllister
Gerry Williams
Mary Maddox
Lamesa
Kathleen Barton
Betty Taylor
Fern Leslie
Tohoka
Lucille Decker
South Plains Nursing Center
Freda Speight
Thelma Rutledge
Emma Kersey
Dan Dowell
Jennie Clark
Pat Blacklock
South Plains College
Orlo Sundre
Tracie Timmons
Howard Timmons
SPC
Raymond Holguin
L.C. Holguin
Plainsman Press
Flor Garcia
Leonel Garcia
Wade Cowan Graduates From Tarleton in Spring Commencement
Wade Alan Cowan of Brownfield graduated from Tarleton State University in Stephenville on May 11 during spring commencement exercises. He was among 36 students honored at the ceremony.
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Wade Alan Cowan
Brownfield
Tarleton State University
Stephenville
Hospital Admittants At Brownfield Regional Medical Center
The following patients were admitted to Brownfield Regional Medical Center in late May. May 19 ODum R Reed and Erlende Mae Chavez. May 20 Bertha Beatrice Marrett Willie Albert Rich Thelma Elizabeth Waller and Jeffrey Lane Gregg. May 21 Willie Lawrance Carnahan John Henry Reed and Johnnie Smith Hargrove. May 22 April Leean Gomez and Guadalupe Garcia.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Odum R. Reed
Erlende Mae Chavez
Bertha Beatrice Marrett
Willie Albert Rich
Thelma Elizabeth Waller
Jeffrey Lane Gregg
Willie Lawrance Carnahan
John Henry Reed
Johnnie Smith Hargrove
Leean Gomez
Guadalupe Garcia
Obituaries for Hartzog and Johnson in Texas papers
Obituary notices report the deaths of Arlin L Hartzog 72 of Farwell and A L Tot Johnson 81 of Tulia. Hartzog died after a lengthy illness with services at First United Methodist Church Bovina and burial in Bovina Cemetery. Johnson died of an apparent heart attack with services at First Baptist Tulia and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors include spouses, children and siblings. Hartzog was born in Pleasant Hill New Mexico and lived in Palmer County most of life. Johnson was a retired service station attendant born in Hubbard Texas.
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A.L
Johnson
Tulia
First Baptist Church
Tulsa
Atascadero
Calif
Cheryl Brand
Lubbock
Jeff
Pampa
Freddie Potts
Austin
Jewel Strickland
San Francisco
Virgie Dunwoody
Brownfield
Ottie
Haskell
Ralph
Arlin L. Hartzog
Farwell
First United Methodist Church
Bovina
J.B. Fowler
Amarillo
Ellis and Blackwell Funeral Home
Justice of the Peace
Albert Smith
Pleasant Hill
N.M
Palmer County
Bernice Clark
Meadow Masonic Showers
Longtime Texas community leader Winkles Weds in Brownfield Funeral
W C Bill Winkles 76 of Brownfield formerly active in 4H and farm groups died after a lengthy illness. He served as county agent for Terry and Floyd counties and assisted in Lubbock in the 1940s. Surviving family includes wife Willie B and son Jimmy. Funeral in Immanuel Baptist Church with burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Interred details and survivors listed. Local mourners attended from Brownfield and surrounding towns.
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Ropesville
Jaycees
Floydada R Club
Bovina Lions Club
Federal Land Bank Board
Muleshoe
Plains Cotton Growers Association
Meadow
Terry
Floyd
Lubbock County
Arlin ‘‘Roy
Bovina
Helen Estlack
Clarendon
Kay Strawn
Panhandle
Dixi O’brien
Pueblo
Colo
Winnie Mae Condron
Elgin
Opal Sikes
Clovis
N.M
Mary Ruth Redden
Frances Hodges
Tulsa
Billie Sudderth
Melvin Sudderth
San Francisco
W.C
Bill’’ Winkles
Brownfield
Immanuel Baptist Church
L.E. Laing
A.J. Franks
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Mills County
Tobin
Lubbock
Willie B._a
Jimmy
Terry County
Opal Watson
Sharon Miller
Donna Watson
Angela Watson
Ft. Worth
Mary Watson
Valrico
Fla
James and
Neal Watson
Lake Brownwood
Ralph Watson
Kissmeemee
Fay Clinger
Amber Dianee Miller
Mike and
Marci Beasley
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Rebekah Lodge
Bridge Club
SPNC
Wade Cowan
Brownfield News
THE
Terry County Herald
Plains
Texas
Lynn Brisendine
W. Hill
West Hill ST
Arlin Hartzog
A.L. Johnson
W.C. Winkles
Pharr
Clyde McCullough
J.T
E.O
Alfreda Taylor
Malakoff
Ray Watson
Ray E. Watson
Precious Faith Temple
James Terry
Emerald Hills
MOM
Austin, Texa
Fos
Tiger Lily
Ciger Lily
Tohoka Rd
Ideas Unlimited
Tere Caswell
McDonald’s
McDonald's
Big Mac
Grand Cpaniag
D.J
Billy Laxton
Klll & Kend
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