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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
3
Lynn and Kathy, top 4H honors winners, plan college majors in agriculture and leadership through 4H. Lynn aims for livestock focus, prize grain on his father’s farm, and holds Gold Star Boy II honors while active in basketball, class vice president, and Church of God work.
Senior girls from Brownfield High School and Meadow High School join over 46000 others in a national Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The contest awards range from pins to scholarships up to 110000, with state and national prizes and an educational tour to Colonial Williamsburg and New York City.
Brownfield High School Band Booster Club members join band members to sell Manor Texas Fruit Cake in 2, 3, and 5 pound sizes at Brownfield banks and local stores. Cakes, made with butter and candied fruit, benefit high school band projects including a trip to El Paso for the Sun Bowl parade.
Texas Tech freshman Stephen Brownfield will participate as the Tex as section of the American Society of Range Management meets in Lubbock on December 13 14. Graduate students Deen Chamrad and Truman Robertson will present papers December 14 morning session on deer cattle competition and interseeding abandoned farmland.
Brownfield Junior High and Brownfield High School bands excelled in the Inter scholastic League Region 1 contest at Jones Stadium. The Brownfield groups earned top Division ratings amid 43 bands and about 3,050 students, with Levelland and Littlefield joining in high marks and Plainview earning a Division 1 rating in junior high.
Brownfield region calls for eight bottom stampers four general farm hands and two tractor receivers per the Farm with Taber noted as sweepstakes winner for twelve years and Tuesday’s top finish seen as a step toward victory with spring semester contests planned.
The Texas Employment Commission bulletin shows wage ranges and job needs across the San Angelo district. Cotton stumpers earn about 8 per hour, farm hands 75 cents to 50 dollars weekly, and tractor drivers 75 cents to 1 per hour. San Angelo, Big Spring, La Mesa, Midland and Sweetwater seek ranch hands, general farm hands, cotton stampers, and tractor drivers with varied numbers.
A kitchen note suggests saving peanut brittle to crush and sprinkle over creamy tapioca pudding for a sweet finishing touch. The idea emphasizes simple, quick dessert enhancement.
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