Outstanding Texas High School Student Mary Jane Brownfield
Brownfielders-Herald reports Mary Jane Brownfield as an outstanding Texas high school student selected by the State Women's Federation in a Sunday page feature. The piece notes her recognition on page two and references related local coverage. A separate item notes Rev Morris Sheets of Lubbock concluding a three day youth revival at First Assembly of God on Fifth and Ripley with morning and evening services.
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Texas
Mary Jane Brownfield
State Women's Federation
Morris Sheets
Lubbock
First Asserm‘hly
God Church
Fifth and
Ripley
Mr. Sheets
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Lee Brownfield
South C
Mary Jane
Fort Worth
TFWC
Arlie Lawrimore
East Cardwell
Alpha Omega Study Club
Roy Wingerd
A. J. House
Federation
Brownfield High School
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
WMU meeting plans Vacation Bible School in June
WMU members met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Clark with her presiding. They planned the early June Vacation Bible School and read devotional from Royal Service. Several members participated in the program and refreshments followed. Visitors and church families attended a tea hosted by GA’s of Calvary Baptist Church for mothers at Seleta Jane Brownfield Clubhouse.
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WMU
Clarence Clark
Clark
Jesus
Ga's
Calvers Baptist Church
Seleta Jane Brownfield
Ruth Holder
Elethia Holcomb
Carolyn Ann Corley
Linda Kay Carroll
Mines
Lovai Henson
Jerry Henson
C. S. Carroll
Mrs. Henson
Meadow FHA Style Show Sets Tuesday Evening
Meadow FHA style show Tuesday night at Meadow School features 40 members modeling two garments each. Following the event there will be refreshments and games with a 25 cent admission to raise funds for the FHA.
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Meadow
FHA
Homemak- 40
Henry Williamson
Mre Laverie
Myres
Carolyn “Erner
Barbara Tucker
Laudine Beavers
Janeida
Carroll Carlene Russell
Shirley Watson
Shirley Hail
Bon‘ye Richey Maury
Sue Myres
Simrlery McCallister
Linda Barron
Kay Seutrie
Sue Jones
Patsy Reynolds
Donna Timmings
Clara Duncan
Jamce Joplin
Narcy Sharp
Bobbie Beasley
Jackie Carroll
Fourteen Receive Food Handling Certificates
Fourteen persons received certificates in sanitary food service Friday after completing a week long Food Service Training Course conducted by Harry A. Smith of the Texas Department of Public Health in the South Plains Health Unit. Recipients include Willie Jordan Eva Sears Ethel Young Mrs H D Mil der Ada Evans Jean Goodnight Jean Neal A R Nicholson Billie Johnson Fidencio Ramirez Joe Dishman Thema Montgomery.
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Sanitary Food Service
Harry A. Smith
Texas Department of Public Health
South Plains Health Unit
Willie
Lee Jordan
Eva Sears Ethel Young
H. DD. Milder
Ada Evans
Jean Goodnight
Jean Neal
A. R. Nicholson
Billie Johnson
Fidencio Ramirez
Joe Dishman
Thema Montgomery
National Soil Stewardship Week Observed Across Communities
Editorial notes National Soil Stewardship Week May 1 to 18 with sponsorship from the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts and church organizations. The piece praises soil and water stewardship, cites progress in conservation, and urges continued intelligence and stamina to manage basic resources with district leaders and farmers contributing to the movement.
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National Association of Soil
Clelay
Farmers and Soil Conservation District
Outer Space
Wows Lubbock probation officer on juvenile delinquency
Tom Cannon of Lubbock County told Brownfield Lions the home must answer juvenile delinquency as Texas crime rose 51 percent 1952 to 1957 while youths increased 17 percent. He noted major crimes by this group make up about 46 percent of Texas offenses and training schools are overwhelmed.
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Tom Cannon
Lubbock County
Brownfield Lions
Cannon
Texas
Weatherman and W A Gee Course Enrollment Report
Homer E Barnes notes Ter?to County sanitation chairman 56 enrolled for the course. Cafes represented include The Hitch N Post Plaza Restaurant Club Cafe Village Grill and Green Hut with Brownfield school cafeterias involved.
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Weatherman
W. A. Gee
Homer E Barnes
Ter
County Sanitation
Hitch-N-Post
Plaza
Club Cafe
Village Grill
Green Hut
Brownfield School
West Texas school chief warns overrun facilities cite rising crimes
Cannon told Lions overcrowded facilities leave little ability to discipline inmates. He said discipline falls to students themselves and West Texas youths arrive as country boys in town. He noted sharp rise in delinquent acts by children as young as 10 and 11 years old.
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Cannon
West Texas
Lions
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L. P. Carroll
Tom Pettigrew
Boys
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Linda K
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Able Fisher
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Ropesville
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Joe Sullivan
Terry County
Farm Bureau
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