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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1968
Page
1
Summertime pests chiggers breed itch and outdoor spots like lawns golf courses and river banks. A soap bath soothes itching. Hats once used a back bow finalizing a reminder of narrower hat sizing and lining drawstrings. A 114 foot pole show entertains at the Friday Pepsi Cola Pavilion. A parenting moment urges thoughtful behavior and praise for kids deeds.
Funeral services were held for 79 year old R E Spinks of Terrell on Monday in Borger. Spinks died last Friday in a Terrell hospital and was the brother of Mrs Ruth Auburg.
When serving liver and bacon in a skillet the liver can be fried in bacon fat or in butter or margarine. Choose your preferred fat for flavor and texture.
A hospital admissions list shows patient names by date from July 20 to July 27. Entries include Mrs. Katie East, Mrs. Refugio Barrientes, Lydie May Morgan, and many others such as Michael R L Sanders, Sherman C Wright, Wilmer Leon Clanahan, and Mrs. Elizabeth Eula Price. The roster spans multiple dates with repeated surnames Barrientes, Morgan, and Price.
Revival services begin today at Gomez Baptist Church and run through the 11th. Evangelist Rev John Martin of Lubbock leads with music director Doyce Edwards of Westbrook. Morning services at 11 AM and evening prayers at 8 PM. A lunch will be served on the final day in the fellowship hall. Rev Johnny Lee welcomes all.
Transportation at HemisFair includes a nearly two mile monorail the Swiss Skyride and boats cruising along the waterways.
The Brownfield Art Association will hold a Friday meeting at the Party House for members families and guests. Date moved from Monday to Friday. Members who studied under Paula Carleton should bring work for display. Ice cream and cake to be served. Mr and Mrs C L Huff of 611 E Tate returned Tuesday from Branson Missouri reunion with army buddies.
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