Holiday Labor Day business openings and closings list
The page lists open on Labor Day workplaces including One Hundred Thousand Auto Parts Brownfield Automotive Brownfield Country Club Clinic Pharmacy Crystal Palace Restaurant Curtis D Wollman Inc and C R Anthony Co and Dairy Queen Don Robertson Electric Harris Flying Service Highlander Center Ingham Inc Jacksons Texaco Jim Reed 66 Inc J B s Steak Inc Kentucky Fried Chicken Leavelle Floor Coverings McDonalds Michael Cauley D D S Mr Gattis Nelson Pharmacy Rautbert Inc Ryburns Fina TNT Video Town and Country Food United Supermarkets Jones Theaters Terry Co Plumbing and Wal Mart Also closed See page 4 for Brownfield area firms See text shows multitude of local businesses planning Labor Day hours
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One Hundred Thousand Auto Parts
Brownfield Automotive
Brownfield Country Club
Clinic Pharmacy
Crystal Palace Restaurant
Curtis D. Wollman Inc
C.R. Anthony Co
Dairy Queen
Don Robertson Elect
Harris Flying Service
Highlander Center
Ingham Inc
Jackson's Texaco
Jim Reed
J-B'S Steak Inc
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Leavelle
McDonald's
Michael Cauley
D.D.S
Mr. Gatti's
Nelson Pharmacy
Rautbert Inc
Ryburn's Fina
TNT Video
Town & Country Food
United Supermarkets
Jones Theaters
Terry Co. Plumbing
Wal-Mart
Amazing Glaze
AVI Inc
Barton's Welding Inc
Bayless Jewelry
Brownfield Small Animal Clinic
Brad Mooreatty
Broadway Barber Shop
Broadway Cleaners
Brownfield Abstract Title
Brownfield Compress
Brownfield Federal Credit Union
Brownfield Glass & Mirror
Brownfield Irrigation Co
Brownfield News
Brownfield Printing
Brownfield State Bank
Annual Farm Tour heads through Terry County Thursday
The 1992 Terry County Farm Tour gathers at 9 a.m. September 17 from the First Baptist Church lot. Seven buses will travel deep into the county’s southern crops with guides Duane Moss Lewis Waters Bill Keesee Buzz Steele Kermit Shults Dirk Aaron and Rick Harrell. Dr Rosemary Seymour of Texas A M Extension in Lubbock will discuss irrigation water management. The Brownfield Gifted and Talented class joins the tour. it ends at Coleman Terry County Park with a meal and Harvest Festival queen introductions.
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Terry County
First Baptist Church
Duane Moss
Lewis Waters
Bill Keesee
Buzz Steele
Kermit Shults
Dirk Aaron
Rick Harrell
Rosemary Seymour
Texas Agricultural Extension Office
Lubbock
Brownfield Intermediate School
Paper n Ink on Jerry Lewis film over MD fundraising rifts
The piece weighs support and criticism of Jerry Lewis and his Muscular Dystrophy telethons. It notes past poster children picketing Labor Day events, questions fundraising transparency, and urges Lewis to address critics while acknowledging his charitable impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Mr. Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Clown
Big Mouth
Lewis
Las Vegas
Seige
CED holds public hearing on 1992 tax rate
In a Tuesday night session County Education District 6 trustees heard a public comment from Lubbock resident Max Winn opposing the proposed 1992 tax rate of 90.1 cents per $100 and urged taxpayers to refuse payment. The board also approved the CED 1992-93 budget totaling 118,034,175 in revenue and expenditures after a brief discussion. A special meeting to vote on the tax rate is set for Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. See CED.page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Education District #6
Board of Trustees
CED
Lubbock
Max Winn
Winn
Rialto Theater project discussed by Brownfield chamber
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce directors heard a Rialto Theater status update from Jim Kirkendall. He outlined plans to purchase and restore the Main Street theater as a nonprofit, to host live plays and eventually transfer operation to Brownfield Community Theater, but funding and contact progress were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Jim Kirkendall
Rialto Theater
Kirkendall
Main St
Rialto Theater Group
Brownfield Community Theater
Council votes to demolish one house in 1005 N Ist area
September 6 1992 council consensus calls for tearing down the dilapidated 1005 N Ist property while extending 1320 N A ownership time for at least 60 days. City officials cited unsafe wiring weeds and animal access under the dwelling as reasons for demolition and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Holguin
N. Ist
Tony Phillips
N. A
John Finnien
Phillips
Fininen
Brownfield News office to relocate during remodeling
The Brownfield News will move from 409 W. Hill to a temporary site at 119 S. 6th St on Wednesday Sept 9 for about four to five weeks. All business continues as usual with Wednesday and Saturday deliveries. Phone lines may be congested after Sept 9 with two lines in use 637-4535 and 637-4536, fax 637-3795, 800 number disconnected in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
W. Hill
S. 6Th St
McGowan Abstract Co
Armed Robbery At Finn Gas Station On Lubbock Hwy
A lone Black man entered Finn Gas Station on Lubbock Highway Friday night around 9 35 p m and demanded cash. The clerk opened the register and handed over an undetermined amount. Suspect fled on foot, described as 5 8 to 5 10, 170 to 190 pounds, wearing dark clothing possibly sunglasses and a baseball cap. No arrests yet, investigation ongoing.
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Finn
Lubbock Hwy
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Fletcher
Lamesa Highway
George Cox
Mayor Swain
Lionel Gonzales
Roy Edwards
Meadow Jr
Denisa Gilbreath
Kelli Osborn
Heather Wilson
Rusty Day
April Jordan
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