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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1966
Page
11
Do not store fresh meats and variety meats beyond two days unless frozen. Refrigerate promptly after buying, loosely covered. Brains and sweetbreads are best precooked in water, salt and an acid like lemon juice or vinegar to keep them light in color, then covered after cooking.
Laurelle Wheatley and Wayne Christopher McLaughlin plan to wed August 13 at 7 30 p m in Brownfield First Baptist Chapel. Laurelle, a Brownfield High and Texas Tech English major, teaches in Brownfield Public Schools. Wayne, a Miami High School graduate and Texas Tech mathematics senior, farms near Pampa. They will live in Lubbock.
Mrs Ted Heath of New Mexico visited her parents Mr and Mrs B C Horton. Judy Faulkner of Lovington New Mexico visited her father Clyde Faulkner and Mr and Mrs Jerry Hinson. Pfc Joe Weatherford on leave from military duty at the Kline home until July 8 then to Saigon. Mrs Joe Edwards of Clovis NM visited sister Mrs Ruby Dalton. Lonny Dalton honored with a pink and blue shower Monday. Gillham granddaughter of Wellman spent part of the week with them.
Mrs. Charles Ward and daughter Fayla of Lubbock visit her mother-in-law Mrs. Guy Ward this week while her husband is in New Mexico with a Boy Scout group from Lubbock. The T E L Sunday School Class held a social at Sue Timmons home Tuesday night with attendees including Mrs. A H Burton Mrs. Thelma Rutledge Mrs. Jess Stephenson and Annie Longley.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Patton announce their daughter Nan cy O Lynn Patton weighing 7 lb 9 oz born Friday at West Texas Hospital Lubbock. Visiting relatives Sue Timmons Pete Timmons and sons from Odessa and the Rutledge family plus Bryan Spains relatives from Imperial California and Arizona guests last weekend.
Last week a Royal Service program was presented at Challis Baptist Church with several attendees. Mrs. C. S. Carroll, Mrs. Linda Holland, and Lynn visited relatives in Fort Worth, Crowell, and Plainview. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Pettigrew and Tommy ate supper with Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Henson and Kathy Tuesday night. Visiting their son and family were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Henderson and Mrs. W. Henderson. The W M A met at Mrs. Henderson's home Wednesday at 3:30 for a business meeting and Bible study. attendees included Mrs. Ruby Whitaker, Mrs. F. R. Slater, Mrs. Carroll, and one guest.
The Ropesville Young Homemakers met June 13 to honor Mary Lynn Gresham as Little Sister, presenting two awards and a silver charm. Plans were set for the Young Homemakers College in Plainview June 21-22 and hand cream for convalescent homes. Attendees included Anita Means, Shirley Streety, Von Ayers, Genelle Ward, La Quita Moore, Sandra Smith, Betty Whitehead, Mrs. Carol Weale. Guests were Mrs. Brian Gresham, Mary, Freda McNabb, Jeannie Forbes, and Janet Griffith.
The Brownfield News announces a 10 a.m. Tuesday deadline for Wednesday edition and 10 a.m. Friday deadline for Sunday edition to improve women’s news coverage. readers are asked to submit items by 10 a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays to ensure comprehensive reporting.
Al Noel Coward reopens the West End with a program of short plays in early 1966. Co stars include Lili Palmer and Irene Worth. A Dublin break in precedes the London engagement. Rehearsals, directed by Glen Byam Shaw, take place at Coward's Swiss home.
Producer Stanley Gordon follows a London first Bradway late policy for two upcoming works. The King's Mare a comedy by Anita Loos will have overseas presentation in June starring Dora Bryan. Gordon proceeds with a musical adaptation A Tale of Two Cities.
Texas House Speaker Ben Barnes spoke to the Texas 4-H Roundup at Texas A&M about pursuing elite education and leadership roles. He praised volunteer leaders, urged higher regional and national competition, and highlighted opportunities and responsibilities of citizens amid a Space Age era. The event drew 1,400 4-H members and honored top winners across 30 contests during the 411 Roundup.
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