Baptist workers from First Baptist aid Navajo mission in New Mexico
Three young women from First Baptist Church spent the first week of June at a vacation Bible school at Tinían Navajo Indian Mission near Cuba New Mexico. Linda Brewington Brenda Fenton and Linda Ray were chaperoned by Beryle Lovelace and Kent Laura who helped with the mission school alongside missionaries Floyd and Rowland. Lovelace serves as minister of music and education at First Baptist.
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Baptist Workers
Tured
First
Baptist Church
Tinian
Navajo Indian Mission
Cuba, NM
Linda Brew
Laura
East Cardwell
N. M
Floyd C. Rowland
Lovelace
First Baptist
Vaca- Brownfield
First Baptist Church
Cuba
Ation Bible School
Tinian Navajo
Indiana
Wn.m
Field
New Mexico
N.M
Brown Mission
Hogan
Linda Brewington
Billie Speck
West Buckley
Linda Ray
J. B. Ray
East Main
Miss Thomas Feted At Bridal Shower Tuesday
Bridal shower honors Miss Patricia Ann Thomas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J R Thomas of 305 East Tate. The event at Brownfield Clubhouse featured corsages for the honoree and guests, with Mrs Maurice Martin presiding at the register and helpers arranging refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thomas
Brownfield
Patricia Ann Thomas
J. R. (Dugan) Thomas
East Tate
Jay L. Turnbow Jr
Levelland
J. L Turnbow Sr
J. W_. Weathers
Maurice Martin
Thomas
Lillys Entertain Sunday School Class At Supper
Mr and Mrs Dennis Q Lilly hosted the Baracca Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church for a fried chicken supper on Wednesday evening at 415 East Stewart. The lawn buffet was used and Rev Dr Dallas D Denisor gave grace. About 50 attended.
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Baracca
First Methodist Church
415 East Stew
Dallas D. Denisor
Grace
Gomez Bible School Ends Friday
Gomez Baptist Church wrapped a vacation Bible school with 62 students enrolled during the past week. Principal J Henry Cox led activities with Emily Blackstock at the piano and D A Kelly as secretary, while L A Brannon directed refreshments and a large group of workers supported the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Blackstock
D. A. Kelly
L. A. Brannon
Mmes
A. V. Britton
Bill Blackstock
Kellie Sears
Grady L. Dickson
H. D. Knight
Tyler Martin
Garvin Smurl
Homer Britton
T. D Roberts
Prentice Brasher
Loyd Franklin
C. R. Gruben
Joe Gresham
C. C. McKee
Systemic Grub Control for Cattle Revealed at Tyler
Trials at the Tyler Sub Station show Dow ET 57 an systemic insecticide achieving up to 93.8 percent grub control in non-lactating dairy cattle and herd replacements. FDA approval applies to beef cattle not slaughtered within 60 days. lactating cows are excluded due to milk residue concerns. Treatment dates June 14 and July 23 yielded highest and lowest control, with no significant animal weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Dow
Old Weather Calendars Offer Uneven Forecasts
The piece discusses day by day weather calendars and their accuracy. It notes forecasts vary by location and are printed over a year ahead. Government forecasts are not reliable for long periods, with frequent misses. The calendars can be interesting when occasionally correct.
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Register
Doris Ratliff
Sue Shewmake
Mmes. E. Y Wilder
Weathers
Oan Wartes
Jack Mason
C. V Newsom
Tracy Cary
Johnnie Venable
Oral Trotter
Syter Martin
Clancy Martin
J. E. Tidwell
W. A. Gee
A. E Richardson
W. F. McCracken
A. Winn
J. E Spears Jr
Lillys
Rogers Heating
Air Condi
Lennox
Rogers
Lubbock, Texas
the Gomez Bible School
Studie
Lary Edward Ryan
Mrs. Raw
North Tenth
Lary
1St National Bank
Mozelle Ratliff
Maxine Turner
Robert Burns
D. A. Jordan
By FE. H. Sims
Lindsey
Nash
Broadway
Lubbock Highway
Lindsey's
Sporting Goods Auto Parts
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