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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
10
A reader asks about sharing a sexual discovery with a spouse after formatting a rowdy marriage. Advice covers handling unwanted advances by an elderly admirer, naming a stepgrandmother, ending a one sided relationship, fat acceptance, and finding purpose through volunteer work.
Mrs. Noel L. Banks of Snyder announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Kay to Doyle Floyd of Brownfield. Miss Banks, Snyder High School and Draughon’s graduate, resides in Lubbock and works for Laurence Company. Floyd, Brownfield High School and Texas Technological College graduate, lives in Lubbock and works as an accountant for Pratas, Smith and Moore. Plans call for a June wedding.
Billie Blackstock earned the Most Outstanding Homemaker award at Brownfield High School Future Homemakers of America event held in the school cafeteria. Patti Philbrick and Debbie Craig also received honors, with Leslie Decker as mistress of ceremonies and Mrs. Bill Craig delivering the welcome. Special music by Charlyce Arnold featured piano accompaniment by Blackstock. Guest speaker Mrs. Katrinka Rash urged women to balance family duty with community activity and self respect.
Rev. Albert D. McDowell of Brownfield and W. A. Morgan of Pampa were named as approx 850 commissioners from the Presbytery of Plains to the 180th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis May 16 to 22. They will vote on pronouncements and agency work for the 3.3 million denomination and help select the moderator to succeed Rev. Eugene Smathers.
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