API Sets Blind Bogey Golf Tournament Here
The American Petroleum Institute annual Blind Bogey Golf Tournament will be held September 11 and 12 at Brownfield Country Club. Proceeds fund scholarships at Texas Tech University and South Plains College with endowments supporting continued awards. About 800 to 900 participants expected.
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API
American Petroleum Institute
Brownfield Country Club
Texas Tech University
South Plains College
South Plains
The
Texas Tech
MU Take by Lynn Brisendine on Seventh Day Absentists growth
The piece by Lynn Brisendine notes the rapidly expanding Seventh Day Absentists described as the fastest growing religious sect in the country. It mentions a controversial suggestion about diaper warning labels for newborns and hints at broader social debate.
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Seventh Day Absentists
Brownfield Council Approves Zoning Change
Brownfield City Council approved a zoning change for A T Pickett to build a trailer park on property at Felt and D Streets after initially facing opposition from Shermore Apartments and Brownfield School District. Four of five councilmembers needed to vote. one disqualified himself due to ownership ties. See Page 4.
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Brownfield
Jake Geron
A.T. Pickett
Pickett
Felt
Shermore Apartments
Billie M@ore
Sherm
Fourth Annual Oil and Gas Tour Slated
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce sponsors the fourth annual Terry County oil and gas tour on September 17. Attendees will gather at Coleman Park after a barbecue lunch for a 1 p.m. start, travel by air conditioned buses to Tokio area drilling activity, Prentice Field, and Warhouse Field water flood, with a stop at the Northern Natural compressor station before ending at BJ Hughes new facility for refreshments. The two hour tour includes a discussion of tertiary recovery potential and invites public participation.
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Terry County Oil and Gas
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Coleman Park
Terry County
Tokio
Prentice Field
Warhouse Field
Northern Natural
BJ Hughes
Insurance firm denies city generator claim shocks council
City Manager Jake Geron reported that Transportation Insurance Co denied the city’s claim to cover about 50 000 to 60 000 for repairing a generator damaged by a August lightning strike near the power plant. An independent firm and city inspection found lightning caused the fire, but the insurer disputed how the damage started. The council directed the attorney to press the claim and seek recovery.
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Jake Geron
Geron
Trans
Quinton Colwell Associates
Lubbock
Bill McGowen II
United Super Markets Announce Promotions in Brownfield
United Super Markets announces promotions and transfers of two Brownfield residents. Charles Soehngen will move to Levelland as District Supervisor for Pest Levelland Littlefield Plainview Slaton and the two Brownfield stores. Chris Soehngen joins him after 20 years in Brownfield. Drury Grogan will become District Supervisor for United Food Stores in Borger overseeing multiple stores.
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United Supermarkets
Brownfield
Charles Soehngen
Levelland
Soehngen
United States
Pest
Littlefield
Plainview
Slaton
Brownfield Stores
Chris
Drury Grogan
United Food Stores
Grogan
Borger
United Super Markets
Brownfield Plaza United
Curtis
Christopher
Sease Brownfield Booster Club Announces Season Tickets
Booster club members sell season tickets for five dollars for individuals and seven fifty for families. For information call Jerry Browning or Ann Willis. Meeting plans include game paten for Sept. 18 against Seminole and posters to be placed in local businesses.
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Brownfield Athletic Booster Club
Cub
Jerry Browning
Ann Willis
Seminole
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Oe Branch
Valerie Heathcoat
Shirley Flache
Edith Tyler
By Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
8Th and Main
Ross Campbell Equipment Company
W. Broadway
Mason Oil Company
Lubbock Road
Council
United
Brownfield Cubs
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