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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1960
Page
4
A New York department store fashion show showcased fisherwoman outfits aimed at pairing style with angling. Milo Milorado vich discussed fish cookery while Doc Dan lures were offered to attract fish. John Salvate coordinated looks featuring midriff tops with shorts and full gathered skirts in blue white checks and bold prints.
Golf pro Ed Furgol urges wives to learn from a female instructor and avoid husbands as teachers. He cautions lessons may cause anger and tears and hinder a wife’s golf game while noting women should join golf associations and seek proper guidance.
Jacques Rueff, a little known but influential conservative, is credited with guiding France back from financial peril. As vice president of a government committee, he pushed for a balanced budget, liberalized trade, and wage restraint to curb inflation and restore economic footing.
Brownfield American Legion team hosts a Tuesday night game at Babe Ruth Park. Opponent not named. game set for 8 p.m. The local nine lost 3 to 2 to Big Spring Friday. Manager J B Huckabee assisted by Ike Isaacs.
Mage Wilkins of Coleman visits sister Mrs. Jeff Holland at 1102 South Sixth and brother-in-law J. A. Carouth residing at 903 South Tenth in town for a stay.
The article notes Ed adopts a harsher teaching style with men, reflecting expectations, while he speaks softly to women. The passage highlights gender-based coaching approaches and inferred personality contrasts within the training environment.
G Richey and Mrs Jackie Gray of Olton with Miss Bonnie Richey of Lubbock visited over the weekend with Grover Richey family and Norma. Jimmie Castleberry of Fri ona visited his grandmother Dot Castleberry. Local residents visited Chester Hansard, a patient at Terry County Hospital. Calvin Melcher was treated at St Marys Hospital Lubbock for steam burns from a tractor incident. Grandmother Young and Mrs W J Walker visited Mr and Mrs M R Watkins.
Oleta To liver Worthy Matron and Leonard Ellington Worthy Patron hosted a world themed Thank You party after an Order of the Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. Decorations featured four world globes to highlight the theme and express thanks for officer and member work.
Tom Wilson returned home Thursday to a surprise birthday supper and presents from relatives including Darwin Cargill Kay Carolyn Lynda Lawrence Wilson Larry Vellene Lloyd Wilson Mike Beal Gleason of Pennsylvania and others in attendance.
A reflection on how adolescent readers access forbidden topics through popular magazines. The piece notes youth curiosity, the influence of media, and the blurred line between information and sensationalism in periodical offerings.
The home of Mrs. Jack Willer at 502 North A hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Jess A. Bryant of Killeen, a former resident. Seventeen guests attended as pink and blue baby sock corsages and cake squares with punch were served. hostesses were Mrs. Willer Jack Holt Ronnie Johnson Merlin Speed Joe Haynes and O. E. Floyd Jr.
The Vella Intermediate Girls Auxiliary of Gomez Baptist Church met at sponsor Miss Barbara Britton s home for planning and a social hour. Britton directed the session and the social hour featured a weiner roast with Emily Blackstock Myrna Decker Mrs J Henry Cox Wesley Britton and Mr and Mrs A V Britton in attendance.
Allen Elwood Casebeer and family from Hobbs New Mexico visit the Casebeer home at 531 South Fourth on Thursday. Also present were J C Walker of Weatherford and Nancy Pearson granddaughter from Wink.
Mr and Mrs L L Williams and family of Route 1 returned Tuesday from a fishing trip to Possum Kingdom. Her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Cowan of Stephensville joined them there.
Mrs. M. L. Williams of 702 South Eighth recently visited sister Mrs. Henry Osborn in Clyde. She toured the area and viewed a fine wheat crop being harvested.
South Eighth and her daughter Mrs. J. W. Gilliam of Route 1 visited in Lubbock Thursday with another daughter Mrs. Horace Puckett and family.
The Rev. Bill Watson of Jonesboro is listed as evangelist for a revival opening at Victor Baptist Church at the corner of Atkins and Ripley. The Rev. Leon Goldston, pastor, says services are scheduled for 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily through June 26.
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