Brownfield School Lunch Workshop Features State Leaders
The Brownfield event showcases Texas Education Agency consultants and district staff including Miss Edna Mae Spinks and Mrs. Alene Landess. Speakers cover topics from meal planning and equipment care to nutrition policy and tool usage. Harold Bryson will headline the general session with a welcome by W. O. Caraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Spinks
Big Spring
Texas Education Agency
Pauline Mostiller
Tyler
Alene Landess
Brownfield
Landess
Texas Tech University
Heresford
Fort Stockton
Levelland
Dulcie Wilroy
Dallas
Frank M. Jackson
Austin
Audette Harkins
Harold Bryson
Harkins
Dorothy Dieter
Miss Stone Honored At Luncheon in George Weiss Home
Harla Stone bride elect of David Brown was honored at a luncheon at 1 p.m. Saturday August 5 at the George Weiss home 502 East Buckley. Daisies adorned the tables. Guests included Mrs. Harley Stone Mrs. Dale Brown Mrs. Jerry Williams Susan Leigon Dana Brookshire Ava Dell Brown Mrs. James Henderson Billie Blackstock Mrs. Kenny Peters of Lubbock and Candice Cooper of Lubbock. Hostess gifts were silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harla Stone
David Brown
George Weiss
East
Buckley
Harley Stone
Dale Brown
Jerry Williams
Susan Leigon
Dana Brookshire
Ava Dell Brown
James Henderson
Billie Blackstock
Kenny Peters
Lubbock
Candice Cooper
Byron Rucker
Rites Held For Father Of City Man
Funeral services for Gabrel R. Mullings 92 of Borger were held at Ed Brown and Sons Chapel with Rev Kenneth Jones officiating. He was father of Raymond Mullings of Brownfield and survived by four daughters 31 grandchildren 80 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrel R. Mullings
Borger
Magic Plains
Ed Brown and Sons Chapel
the Fountains
Kenneth Jones
First Christian Church
Ophia Millard
Little Rock
Ark
Renda Wooten
Orange
Meda Rider
Noble
Okla
Brownfield
Ray Mullings
Henry Mullings
Route 2
Dwain Taylor
Seminole
G. R. Mullings
Goldwaithe
Funeral Services for William Roy Long in Everman
William Roy Long 67 of 210 West Barron Everman died and funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Everman Baptist Church with burial in Rendon Cemetery. A Rendon native, he lived there since 1938 and retired after 27 years in Foremost Creamery’s production department. He was a member of the Baptist church and survived by wife Grace a son James C. Long of Houston two daughters Laveda Evans and Louise Walker both of Houston two sisters Gladys Harrelson and Annie Bryant nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roy Long
West Barron, Everman
Everman Baptist Church
Rendon Cemetery
Long
Rendon
Foremost Creamery
Bap
Raymond Houtchens
Lubbock
Bertha Houtchens
Lanny
Grace
James C. Long
Houston
Laveda Evans
Fort Worth
Louise Walker
Gladys Harrelson
Burkburnett
Annie Bryant
Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryeson
New Delhi
India
Charles A. Cole
Ausetin
Rayford W. Addington
LeRoy A. Jameson
Sara Eason
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brenda Knowles
Texas Dairy Council, Inc
Vivian Liner
Southwestern Public Sereice Company
Charles Cole
Edna Spinks
Rayford Addington
Leroy Jameton
Vivian
Sity
Santa
Miss Stone
Rayemond Mullings
South 14Th Street
Mullings
North Plains Hospital
Earl Mullings
Haskell
Margie Cunningham
Office Supply, Inc
W. Main
A.P.C
BC Ben Gay
Midol
Musterole
Stanback
Vicks
Antacid & Alkalizers
BABY
Dewitts
Deans
Collyrium
Liniments
Banaly
Ben Gay
Heet
Infra Rub
Sloans
Medical & Surgical
Dormin
Nytol
Chisum Pharmacy
Tohoka Rd
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