Local Event News Briefs From Lubbock Area
The 1985 Lubbock Tap Tennis Tournament is set for Nov 13 at Lubbock Municipal Tennis Center with an entry fee of 8 and Oct 23 deadline for Rich Dadich contact 806 792 0749. Also: Mary Spain to marry David Chapman Nov 9 at Northwest Bible Church Dallas. Engagements, upcoming bazaars in Muleshoe and Sundown, health clinic Oct 10, and a Plains dinner with Senator Montford Oct 11.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Municiple Tennis Center
Rich Dadich
Ralph Spain
Mary
David Chapman
Dallas
John Chapman
Northwest Bible Church
Brownfield High School
Texas Tech
Ithaca High School
Cortland State University
New York
Fire Dept
John T. Montford
Johnnie's
10Th St
Plains
Yoakum County
Democratic Party
Montford
Sundown
E. Cragin
City Hall
Births McDonnell Cowan announce births in Plains and Brownfield
Mr and Mrs Jim Bob Mc Donnell of Plains announce the birth of a son at 11 49 p m Thursday Sept 26 in the Community Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs John Mark Cowan of Brownfield are an-
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Jim Bob McDonnell
Plains
Cowan
John Mark Cowan
Brownfield
Births of Heather Dawn Cow and April Tulane Wilmoth McDonnell
Announcements report the birth of Heather Dawn Cow at 7 27 a m on Tuesday October 1 at Lubbock General Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce. Grandmothers Mary Cowan Brownfield and Collene Brown Hollis Oklahoma and great grandparents Marion and Dora Linville Brownfield are listed. Separately Jeter Wilmeth and wife announce daughter April Tulane born October 2 at 12 45 p m in Methodist Hospital Lubbock weighing seven pounds twelve ounces and twenty inches long with sister Becky Linee two. Grandparents Mack Wilmeth Brownfield and Johnnie Rundell Farwell plus great grandparents T M James Brownfield and Claud Boyett Mangum Ok are named.
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Heather Dawn
Lubbock General Hospital
Mary Cowan
Brownfield
Collene Brown
Hollis Oklhoma
Jeter Wilmeth
Tokio
April Tulane
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Becky Linee
Mack Wilmeth
Johnnie Rundell
Farwell
T.M. James
Claud Boyett
Mangum
October 4-H activities in Terry County planned
October schedule lists Union Jr. 4-H meeting October 9 at 3 45 p.m. in the school cafeteria Oak Grove 4-H on October 10 4-H Riding Club at Brownfield Rodeo Arena 7 p.m. Clover Club October 14 at 3 30 p.m. with a McDonalds tour Wellman Sr. 4-H on October 19 Tech Day Meadow Sr. 4-H attends Tech Day Brownfield 4-H at 5 30 p.m. October 21 Amphitheater Room Terry County Park Wellman Sr. at Janna Golden's home October 24 Harvest Festival info booth October 17 6 p.m. pre registration plus a pet show October 19 in front of the Armory plus German sausage and lemonade sale at Park.
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Terry County
Union Jr
Oak Grove
Brownfield
Clover Club
Cafteria
McDonalds
Wellman
Union Sr
Meadow Sr
Wellman Sr
Janna Golden
Armory
Obituary for Mrs Buck Howell of Brownfield
Mrs Buck Howell 72 of Brownfield died Saturday in Lubbock after a brief illness. Services were Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with Rev Lyman Wood and Rev Tom Hall officiating. Burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Born in Wichita Falls she moved to Brownfield in 1946 from Knox City. She married Buck Howell January 4 1938 in Benjamin. he died March 1 1985. She was manager of a housing project.
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Buck
Whitie) Howell
Brownfield
First United Methodist Church
Lyman Wood
Tom Hall
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Community Hospital
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Knox City
Whitie Howell 1913 85 obituary notes church ties
Whitie Howell 1913 85 longtime Brownfield resident and First United Methodist Church member dies. Survivors include daughter Kay Jenkins Clayton New Mexico son Billy Canyon brother R V Flowers Shelbyville Kentucky two sisters Nita Alfred Thatcher Arizona Opal Green Wichita Falls and four grandchildren.
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Kay Jenkins
Clayton, N.M
Billy
Canyon
R.V. Flowers
Shelbyville, Ky
Nita Alfred
Thatcher, Ariz
Opal Green
Wichita Falls
Pet Show Highlights at 1985 Terry County Fair
The second annual pet show is set for 2 p.m. Saturday October 19 before the National Guard Armory. Steve Osborn oversees the event with pre registration October 17 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entrants must own their pets and keep them leashed or caged. Prizes go to best dressed biggest most unique smallest and ugliest pets.
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Terry County Fair
Steve Osborn
National Guard
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Chapman
Moonlight Extension Homemakers Club
Linda Hackaby
W. 8Th
Muleshoe
Texas
South Plains Health Department
E. Main
Terry County Sesquicentennial Committee
Energas
Joe Burleson
Sale
America
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
McDonnell
Tulane Wilmoth
Heather Dawn Cow
Marion and
Dora Linville
Bro
Wnfield
Wilmeth
Mrs. Buck Howell
Whitie Howell
The
Greece
State of Texas
Lynn Brisendine
W. Hill
West Hill Street
Brownfield News
Terry County Herald
Brad Call Agency
Insurance & Real Estate
National Farmers Union Insurance Companies
FCI
Brad
National Farmers Union Ins
Lubbock Highway
Brownfield, Tx
Arts & Crafts Sale
Leslie Neill
Terry County Fair Association
Sups Convenience Stores
Allsup
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