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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1967
Page
9
Dear Abby column letters reveal fathers reflecting on illegitimate offspring, their absence, and longed for moments with children. The exchanges cover paternal doubt, support, and longing, plus a teacher’s critique of school birthday parties and a remark on stag party scrutiny.
Young men ages 16 to 22 can enroll for Job Corps training with TEC in Lubbock. Applicants sign up now and report after holidays. average wait is about four weeks. The program offers $30 monthly spending money, $5 training allowance per month, with possible family match up to $50 monthly. Information available at TEC office 1602 16th Street.
Fragments show a strange plea to heed warnings and refuse mischief as a cryptic speaker demands obedience and warns against defiance amid unclear urgency.
Members of Brownfield Junior High School speech classes present two Christmas plays at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The seventh grade feature And Christmas Is Its Name directed by Mrs Darlene Gray with Lisa Gillentine as student director. Cast includes Rosenda DeLeon as Dr Fisher Kim Norwood Mr Shearer Brenda Norwood Mrs Shearer Mickey Lovya and Cynda Brown among others in three scenes Christmas in England Russian Episode and Children of the World. The eighth grade stage The M iss er with Linda North in charge of makeup and Lynn Lindsey as Arthur Felton. Additional crew handled art lighting sound and ushers.
Howard County ag ent Paul Gross spoke to Terry County Young Farmers on feeding and showing swine. He described his combined farrowing and feeding houses and urged daily pig work to produce a show animal, giving tips for better show records. Only 10 members attended due to icy weather.
A retailer discusses diamond cutting balance between thickness and thinness. Experts warn that overly thin stones leak light and lose fire while ideal gems have a perfect cut. The article ties make to reliability in purchasing fine jewelry.
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