Laura Simpson wins local anti shoplifting essay prize
Laura Simpson daughter of Doyle and Laura Simpson of 1709 E Hester won first place in Brownfield DECA anti shoplifting essay contest. Joel Ross 2nd and Melissa Hales 3rd also honored. Laura’s essay titled Shoplifting Who does it hurt explained how theft harms stores and people.
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Laura Simpson
Doyle Simpson
E. Hester
DECA
Joel Ross
Melissa Hales
Little Theatre
Alisha Collins
Martha Medina
Brownfield High School
Laura
Birth Announcements From Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Cecilia Williams announce Remesha a girl born November 23 at 9 15 p m weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce 20 inches long grandparents Jean and Alvirus Smith Joyce Mason great grandparents Shirley and Lawrence Williams Wash Fillie and Pauline Henry great great grandmother 1324 N 6th St Remesha has four older siblings Tiffany Tyra Gary Births Tristan aged 2 Daniel son of Mr and Mrs Max Sanchez born November 23 at 1 40 a m weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces 20 inches long grandparents Maximino Sanchez Monterey Mexico and Jose Mendoza Reynosa Mexico older sisters Linda Sonia Mary Ann age 5 and Lidia age 1 Bonnie Lee birth announced for Mr and Mrs Martin Perez Jr of 702 S 10th St born November 27 at 8 14 a m weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces 21 inches long sister Monica Yvonne four years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Williams
N. A
Remesha
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Jean & Alvirus Smith
N. 7Th St
Joyce Mason
N. 5Th St
Shirley and
Lawrance Williams
Wash Fillie
Fort Worth
Pauline
Henry
N. 6Th St
Tiffany
Tyra
Gary
Max Sanchez
Route 4
Daniel
Brownfield Visitors Share Thanksgiving Hours
June Pelts of Tunica Mississippi visited relatives in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hall at 913 East Oak Street on Wednesday and Thursday. Thanksgiving guests at Kerry and Fawn Music's home at 1002 East Harris included Gordon and Betty Musick of Snyder and Mike and Agnes Dent of Lubbock. Mrs. and Mrs. Bob Goldston of 106 North Ballard spent Thanksgiving visiting their son and family in Lubbock. Bobby Howell of Amarillo spent the holiday with his parents at 508 East Repetto. he studies at West Texas State University.
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June Pelts
Tunica, Miss
Thomas Hall
Oak St
Kerry & Fawn Music
E. Harris
Gordon & Betty Musick
Snyder
Mike & Agnes Dent
Lubbock
Bobby Howell
Amarillo
Lewis Lichtenhahn
E. Reppto
Bobby
West Texas State University
Meadow Boys Fall to Whiteface on Home Court
Meadow varsity boys lose 66-43 to Whiteface at home. Keith Smith 18 points and Rene Curiel six rebounds lead Meadow, as Whiteface builds early and widens gap to 14-6 after one, 30-16 at halftime, 48-31 after three. Meadow drops to 1-4. The Meadow girls also fall 69-47 to Whitharral at home with Jill Pendergrass scoring 21 and Kathy Wilkes seven. Whitharral leads 21-13, 36-25 at halftime, 59-37 after three, Meadow 2-3.
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Meadow Boys
Keith Smith
Broncos
Rene Curiel
Meadow
Whiteface
The
Whitharral
Jill Pendergrass
Kathy Wilkes
BHS DECA Students on Local TV Show Shoplifting Special
Brownfield DECA members Melody Littau and Mary Adkins appeared on KCBD channel 11 to discuss shoplifting risks, reasons, prevention methods, and community education. The 30 minute program titled Shoplifting a serious crime aired after a November 21 taping, hosted by John Cone with Xavier Sosa.
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Brownfield Marketing & Distributive Education Clubs of America
DECA
Melody Littau
Mary Adkins
Xavier Sosa
John Cone
KCBD
Melody
Mary
America
Brownfield Deca
Brownfield
Lubbock
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Howard Guffin
Mr Guffin
Tristan
Maximino Sanchez
Monterey Mexico
Jose Mendoza
Reynosa Mexico
Linda
Sonia
Mary Annage
Lidia
Martin Perez Sr
Seagraves
Silverion Chapa
Hebbronville
Bonnie Lee
Monica Yvonne
By Eva Sears
Bob
Goldston
Access Tiler
Cece Anere Inc
Polaroid
Tohoka Rd
Kodak
BHS
Las Vegas
Vegas
Velvet Club, Ltd
Tahoka
Canyon