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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1968
Page
2
Editor notes Meadow menus for Meadow school cafeterias list daily offerings for January fifteenth to nineteenth. Monday features white beans with ham and cornbread. Tuesday beef noodle casserole and apple crisp. Wednesday roast beef with gravy and Jello. Thursday steak with potatoes and peas. Friday fried fish with tartar sauce and fruit cobbler. All days include hot rolls butter and milk.
The Church Volleyball League enters its fourth year with play set to begin about February. Paul Risser notes a planning meeting for all interested churches at 7 30 P M Monday in the Fellowship Hall of the First Foursquare Church. Representatives from participating churches are asked to attend.
Growing demand for soil surveys expands beyond recreation into urban and rural planning. State, federal, and local governments use soil data for highway and building projects while contractors and developers apply it to zoning and housing plans.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alberta Benson were held at Friendship Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Frank Williams and Rev. Ray Thompson officiating. Burial was in Brownfield Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home. Mrs. Benson, born Sept 20 1903 in Herne Texas, lived in Floydada and Brownfield, helped organize Friendship Baptist Church, and served as worthy matron of the Eastern Star for 18 years. Survivors include son Henry McKay Jr and several grandchildren, a sister in San Francisco, a brother in Oklahoma City, and other relatives.
A consumer tip outlines how to curb groceries in 1968 by leveraging food specials and planning meals around discounted items. It advises tracking weekly ads, shopping with a list, and prioritizing staple ingredients to stretch the budget.
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