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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
5
In selecting corn the husks should be green and fresh the kernels well filled bright plump milky and firm enough to resist slight pressure. Immature kernels are small soft and flavorless while overmaturity shows large excessively firm kernels deeper in color.
A meat expert advises on a tongue and macaroni salad mixing smoked beef tongue with frozen green lima beans radishes celery green pepper sweet pickle and cooked macaroni dressed with French dressing. Chill and serve in lettuce cups for 6 to 8 servings.
A teen notes best practices for summer babysitting including agreeing on pay with parents, listing emergency contacts, learning the house layout, and knowing pets and medical guidance. Focus on child safety, calm accident response, fire drills, and contacting parents promptly if a child is unwell or in danger.
Teen Topics in care of this newspaper offers guidance on common adolescent concerns. Readers can send questions about school stress relationships and decision making and receive concise practical advice from staff.
The Gladiola Youth Center will host its annual barbecue on July 13 from 5 to 9 p.m. The event will be at the center three miles west of Bronco or 12 miles east of Tatum, New Mexico, with games and music before supper. Adult tickets cost $1.25 and children ages six to twelve pay 75 cents.
Ten Terry County 4 H Club members and County Agent Jim Foy and Home Demonstration Agent Jane Blay will attend a 4 H Electric Camp at Camp Scott Able in the Sacramento Mountains New Mexico July 8 12. Southwestern Public Service Company and the Texas Extension Service sponsor the camp with Jena King Debbie Beck Harriet Burleson Danette Liles Debra Duncan O Dell Tuggle Monty Floyd Steve Mason Tony Hendricks and Craig Joplin representing Terry County. Four courses of instruction and inter county sports bring a busy program led by instructors Carl Reed Lloyd Thompson Al Tettig and Dorothy Jones with coordination by district agents Mrs Aubrey Russell and Billy Gunter and Sam Thomas. The report includes milk calorie facts.
A shopper catalogs home yard items crafted by locals from ceramic elves to melted bottle art. She notes kiln surprises turning bottles into ash trays and glass pieces, colorfully painted figurines, resin grapes now strawberries, and miniature cactus gardens from tree branches.
Nora Jane Short became the bride of Private Bruce Edward Grizzle at 7 30 p m Monday in a double ring ceremony at the Parkview Methodist Church Chapel. The couple, both Brownfield High School graduates, will reside in Augusta Georgia where Grizzle is stationed.
Challis Baptist Church held a youth rally Monday evening with attendees including Judy Vext Patsy Scott Kathy Henson Mrs F T Shipman Rev Sam Burnett and the Henson family. Mrs Lewis Sanders of Mule Shoe visited Tuesday night with her hosts Mr and Mrs WJ Henderson and others from Renton Wash Plainview Odessa and local areas attended as guests.
The article discusses color printing on rot ten cloth, noting techniques and challenges similar to those used for paper. It explains the process, materials, and potential applications in textile production.
Carmin Gregg daughter of Mr and Mrs Delton Gregg Route 4 placed first in the Terry County 4H Dress Revue held Friday evening in the First Presbyterian Church activity room. She will represent Terry County in the district dress revue in Lubbock.
A new potato variety named Alamo has been released for certified seed producers for 1968. It is a medium early maturing disease resistant type tested in Maine and Texas, showing high yields and suitability for heat processed products and table use.
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