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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
9
Mrs. Bill Phillips of 1217 FE Suckley shares a cheese grits recipe. Cook 1 cup grits per directions, stir in oleo, Kraft garlic cheese, and powdered garlic until melted. Top with grated cheese, bake 350 for 15 20 minutes, and refrigerate for later serving.
Mrs. Gene Joplin was elected president of the WMU of Challis Baptist Church at a Wednesday sanctuary meeting. Officers include Mrs. E O Adams as first vice president and Mrs. Martha Howard as second vice president, with other posts held by Mrs. Loyal Henson, Mrs. Neil Barrier, Mrs. Clarence Clark, and others.
Terry County extension notes caution households about food poisoning risks in warm weather and during picnics. Emphasizes clean hands and utensils, thorough cooking, prompt refrigeration, and awareness of danger signs from drycleaning agents.
Ten youths and two adults from First Methodist Church traveled to Abilene for the Methodist Youth Assembly at McMurry College. Participants include Barbara McGowan Baumgardner Newsom and Cheryl McWilliams among others with Mmes. Leonard Chesshu Dewitt Seago and Rev Lloyd Mayhew as counselors. The theme Faith In Orbit features daily lectures and group participation sessions.
Miss Barbara Kirschner and her fiance Michael Lubel of San Antonio were honored at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shirley at 1301 E Tate. The event featured a Venetian lace cloth table centerpiece, peppermint carnation arrangement, and silver candelabra. Guests included the couple’s parents and Kirschner grandparents from Lubbock, with out of town friends from Lubbock and Lames.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Ann Burns daughter of Dr and Mrs R C Burns and bride elect of Jerry S Seymour of Lubbock was hosted Friday evening at Mrs Robert W Baumgardner’s home. The blue and white theme featured gladioli carnations and cornflowers with guests registered by Mrs John Badgwell.
Mr and Mrs Fred Miller operate the State Line General Store on the Texas Louisiana border with two telephones, crystal and silver appointments, and blue napkins. Hostesses listed include Mines Baumgardner Badgwell James Thurman J A Miller Joe Price Carl Hogue and Leon Lassiter eight feet apart in different states. The store sits in Texas while living quarters cross the line. calls between states cost 20 cents and route via Blanchard Shreveport Marshall Karnack. It’s cheaper to have two phones.
In Louisville Kentucky two men E R Bibby from Galt Ontario and Bill Kerberg a Louisville Chamber of Commerce official finally met after months of chats by international calls. Kerberg arranged Derby Week experiences including box seats a barbecue and tours of historic sites. Bibby joked he picked Kerberg from a directory to win.
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