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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
7
Local Brownfield newspaper page from June 27 1963 highlights women’s community events and society notices. Includes society columns, club meeting recaps, and announcements impacting Brownfield residents.
June 17 to 23 show a sequence of medical and surgical procedures, accidents, and medical survivors. Names include Jesse Foy Gunter, Carol Ann Schmucker, Ramona Longoria, and others alongside incidents and statuses.
Mr and Mrs Gene Davis of 6065 E Hill announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Bettie Ann to Johnny Cowan son of Mr and Mrs A L Cowan of Levelland. Both graduates of Texas Western College El Paso she with a BA in English he with a BS in business vows in El Paso July 3 then a Las Vegas honeymoon before settling in Lubbock where he is employed by Johnson and Johnson.
First Baptist Church of Morton hosts a homecoming and 35th anniversary Sunday at 10 a.m. with Sunday School and a potluck dinner after the service. Former pastors Rev. B Hackabay, Rev. Weaver Lovelace, and Rev. W Wright join Rev. Fred Thomas in directing the program. church organized June 27, 1928 with eight charter members.
The National Cotton Council and Textile Bag Manufacturers Association invite thousands of women and girls to enter the National Cotton Bag Sewing Contest at state and regional fairs. Adults compete in six categories with a Sears Kenmore machine as top prize and a Memphis finals trip. Teens 13 to 19 can win similar prizes with a chance to enter national finals.
Mrs Davie Martin of Santa Margaret California visits her sister Mrs Winnie Lovelace of Tokio for the first time in 26 years. Mrs Martin is visiting her sister and her family.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Bradley and grandson Boyce Crow spent the weekend in Muleshoe with Mr. and Mrs R B Bradley. Parents of the grandson Mr and Mrs Quinton Crow of Dimmitt met them in Muleshoe for a visit with their son.
The Dutch door, a colonial import, remains popular for its romantic as well as practical appeal. Local dealers offer Dutch doors in multiple styles, ready for installation and finish.
Residents and former residents of the New Moore Community gathered about 50 people at The Party House for the annual reunion. Due to sickness and farmers busy with late crops many could not attend. a fourth Sunday in June 1964 reunion is urged with attendees to bring a small auction gift. Proceeds will cover reunion expenses with Wells and Pride communities invited next year.
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