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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2004
Page
4
The peanut harvest advances across Terry County with crops rated good by Birdsong General Manager Jimmy Shaver as weather remains dry. Gins report steady if uneven progress with many modules awaiting processing, including West Gin at 1,553 bales and Terry County Co op Gin at 4,606 bales ginned.
The Brownfield Art Association hosted a regular meeting with Kay Smith of Big Spring as guest artist guiding watercolor techniques. Lovella Todd was artist of the month, exhibited works were judged by Virginia Chambers, and refreshments were provided by Lavone Lewis and Betty Askew. The next meeting is Monday at 7 pm at 1103 W. Main. A bean and cornbread luncheon fundraiser follows Tuesday from 11 am to 2 pm at the Art Building. For info, contact Madelyn Noble at 637-2370.
Publican Kent Sharp lists Terry County officials running unopposed including District Judge Kelly Moore and Ter ry County Sheriff Jerry Johnson along with County Attorney Ramon Gallegos Tax assessor collector Rechelle Martin and Commissioners Eddie Ryburn Don Robertson and Constable Shawn Cox Democrats exclude Moore all other unopposed candidates are Democrats.
Lela Shires 85 of Brownfield dies Oct 28 in Brownfield Regional Medical Center. Funeral by Mark A. Jones. Survived by daughter Jean Dumas and husband Bob, sister, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Donations to Lawton Animal Welfare. Ida Allene Melcher 79 also dies Oct 28. services Oct 30 at St Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park. Surviving children Kathy, Debbie, Randy, Doug, Danny. seven grandchildren and two great and one great great grandchild.
West explains payroll deduction and volunteer needs to boost pledges for United Way locally. Board includes Hammons, Woods, Cargill, Johnson, Gallegos, Willis, Brisendine. funds support non Brownfield groups with local impact. Donations accepted by mail or at First National Bank, Brownfield News, or Hammons Law Office. all tax deductible.
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