Miss Durham Rotary Club Sweetheart for 1968 69
Denise Durham, 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Durham, 1203 East Cardwell, is Rotary Club Sweetheart for 1968 69. She will be 16 in September and is a junior at Brownfield High School active in the A Cappella Choir and slated for a part in the musical South Pacific. Her prior choir appearances include Oklahoma and The King and I, she earned All Regional Choir honors and competed in UIL solo and ensemble. She also belongs to the Science Club, enjoys snow and water skiing and singing, and will entertain Rotarians with musical selections at weekly meetings until July 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Durham
Dale Durham
East Cardwell
Rotary Club
Brownfield High School
Oklahoma
King and I
Miss Durham
UIL
Science Club
Rotarians
West Texas Twirling Festival slated with Miss West Texas title
The 15th West Texas Twirling Festival in Lubbock joins the Panhandle South Plains Fair with hundreds of twirlers from the Southwest. Miss West Texas Majorette will be named from finalists. entry deadline is Sept 16. Pat Boone headlines the fair with other acts. Tickets range from 2 to 3.50 dollars.
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West Texas
Lubbock
Panhandle
Southwest
Benni Dunn Evans
Evans
Ers
Pat Boone
Fair Park Coliseum
Lee Castle
Jimmy Dorsey
Don Rice
Diane Shelton
Rice
Seaman Hicks Arrives in Yokosuka Japan
Seaman Apprentice Thomas A. Hicks II, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Hicks of 1212 E. Tate, reports to Amphibious Construction Battalion One Western Pacific Detachment in Yokosuka Japan. He will perform limited construction work and maintain equipment and assist in ship to shore movement of supplies during amphibious assaults.
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Thomas A. Hicks II
USN
T.A. Hicks
E. Tate
Amphibious Construction Battalion One
Western Pacific
Yokosuka
Japan
Seabees
Conservation Comments on Rain Reveals Soil Moisture Depth
On his farm north of Meadow Billy Keesee observed moisture depth differences in soil after rain. Bare ground ranged to three inches while alfalfa cover reached eleven inches. Surface cover cushions raindrops and allows infiltration, while crusted soil hinders water movement. Observations tied to watershed absorption and conservation plans.
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Billy Keesee
Meadow
Keesee
Correct Sock Size For Children Urged By Foot Specialists
Foot experts say choose socks that are at least a half inch longer than the child's longest toe to support growing feet. They compare importance to selecting the right shoe size and advise selecting all cotton sorbent socks for children.
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American Cancer Society
Rotary Sweetheart
Savoy
Aurora
Rahe
ProTen, Inc
Fryer Parts
Nestea
Hunt
Gaylord
Ae Aim
Honey Boy Chum
Brech Brazen
Morton
Glii
Ila
Kings Kennel
Wittore
Uic
Furr
ARATE
Sess
Kotex
Cee Om Om
Seaman Hicks
Soil Conservation Service
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