Kentucky opens visitor hours for 200 thoroughbred farms
In Louisville Kentucky the AP reports the state maintains a directory listing of 200 thoroughbred farms and notes which farms are open to visitors and their visiting hours.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1963
Page
14
In Louisville Kentucky the AP reports the state maintains a directory listing of 200 thoroughbred farms and notes which farms are open to visitors and their visiting hours.
Mr. and Mrs. A A Sedgwick of Route 1 Ropesville announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce to Joe Roy Golden son of Mr. and Mrs Roy Golden Route 3. Nuptial vows set for April 26 at First Baptist Church chapel. Joyce is a Brownfield High School and Texas Tech graduate working in Bell Telephone Lubbock accounting. Joe Roy Golden attended South Plains Junior College Level Land after Wellman High School and now farms near Brownfield.
The text credits James Bowie as the famous Texas frontiersman and inventor of the Bowie knife, noting his role in frontier history and his signature blade.
Miss Judy Lynelle Nunn became the bride of Donald Glenn Krebs of Midland at a 6 p.m. candlelight service in the chapel. The Rev. Ed Crow officiated. Attendants wore jewel blue gowns and carried white carnations. The couple plans to reside in LaPlace Louisiana after a wedding trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. Frederick R. Smith of 1220 East Broadway helped initiate 19 new Phi Theta Kappa members at Southland in Texan Hall. She and Lavon Williams assisted president Glendell Smith of Guthrie. Mrs Smith, SPJC honor student, joined PTK last year.
In its territorial era Wyoming extends voting rights to women, granting them suffrage before statehood. The move cements Wyoming as a pioneer in women's political participation and sets a precedent for subsequent reforms nationwide.
The American Association of University Women will host a state wide workshop in Lubbock on Saturday at the Woman's Club starting 9 a.m. Edith Sherrard from Washington will address both sessions while Texas Technological College faculty join in discussions led by division board members. Kay Brown opens the day with Sherrard speaking. others include Haslam Blackburn and Harter.
Brownfield Rebekah Lodge No 56 holds a school of instruction at 7 30 p m Monday in the IOOF Hall. District deputy Mrs Marion Stone will conduct the session as instructor.
Mr and Mrs Dean Miller of 315 E Cardwell welcomed a son Lee Allen born February 2 at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces Miller serves as counsellor for Brownfield Junior High School.
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