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Elsie Frazier, 92 of Plainview passed away on April 4, 2020. A Graveside Service is scheduled for 1:00pm Thursday, April 9, 2020 at Brownfield Cemetery in Brownfield, Texas. Arrangements are entrusted to Lemons Funeral Home in Plainview. Elsie was born on December 13, 1927 to Alvin and May Ellen Lary in Slaton, Texas. She was married to Calvin Frazier January 7, 1946 together they had Two sons: Dale Frazier (Nita) of Plainview; Ronnie Frazier (Erin) of Friendswood, Texas: Two daughters, Cynthia Grubbs (Charles) of Plainview; Connie Rice (Gerry) of Burleson, Texas. Elsie enjoyed cooking, sewing for her family. Her and her husband owned and operated Frazier Grocery and Station in Brownfield until moving to Plainview in 1964. She enjoyed making conversation and loved to sing. She was a member of Church of Christ 9th & Columbia for many years. She will be missed by all who loved her dearly. Elsie is survived by her children, 10 Grandchildren, 25 Great Grandchildren and 5 Great-great Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, 2 sisters; Gladys Bullard and Edith Frazier; 2 brothers; James Lee and Van Lary.
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Covid-19 has caused a lot of uneasiness in our world. My parents are in their seventies, and I’ve asked them if they’ve ever seen a quarantine like what we’re seeing in our world today, and of course they answered no, never.
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The Media vs. Medicine During the early stages of the Wuhan Virus's entry into the U.S., a small group of doctors, knowing that a vaccine for the new strain of coronavirus was likely as much as 18 months away, tried a known anti-malaria drug that had been in the market for decades, Hydroxychloroquine, on six patients. Within two days, all six were asymptomatic.
Read moreIn Brownfield the past few days there was both a shooting and an armed robbery.
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With Passover on Wednesday, April 8th and the COVID -19 virus attacking in every way possible, people have begun to hang up red ribbons, red fabric, or red tape over their front doors. A social media group named Red Door Frames For Passover has gained a lot of attention in the past week. In fact it now has over a quarter of a million members including several Terry County residents. The groups purpose is to bring attention to the Passover Holiday, what Passover symbolizes, and solidarity during a pandemic. With the currect stay at home orders and quarantines, many people have felt a need to express that the Lord is going to protect them.
Read moreBackyard chicken flocks for meat or egg production are a growing trend among rural, suburban and even urban dwellers, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.
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As the COVID-19 virus hits the US and abroad, another issue is taking a back seat. Oil prices continue to fall. With Saudi Arabia and Russia opening up the floodgate for their own oil it has become a price war for both nations and causing US oil prices to take a dive. With the COVID-19 virus both nations are taking advantage of the crisis to flood the US oil market.
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