Friendship Extension Club Meets
The Friendship Extension Club met in Lillian Winters home Saturday with 11 members present. Winters reviewed a medical awareness program and the club planned to bake six dozen sandwiches for the American Cancer Society golf tournament on June 5 6. Members present included Anna Bell Henson Emily Bolling Genie Lee Gracey Mary Gracey Francis King Laura Wade Lydie Mae Small Martha Pettigrew and Pauline Adams. The club will meet again June 7 at Genie Lee and Mary Gracey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Extension Club
Lillian Winters
American Cancer Society
Anna Bell Henson
Emily Bolling
Genie Lee Gracey
Mary Gracey
Francis King
Laura Wade
Lydie Mae Small
Martha Pettigrew
Pauline Adams
Genie Lee
Bridge Players Meet Win Dupl i cate Club Honors
Margie Maddox and Betty Taylor of Lamesa took first place at the Duplicate Bridge Club meeting in the XYZ Club parlor. Ferne Leslie with Audi Norman of Tahoka were second, Mable Gurley with Polly Cord of Tahoka third, and Dottie Genetry with Ben Warren of Levelland fourth. BJ Hughes Wives Club schedules a 7 p.m. Friday meeting in the BJ Conference Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Maddox
Betty Taylor
Lamesa
Duplicate Bridge Club
XYZ Club
Ferne Leslie
Audi Norman
Mable Gurley
Polly Cord
Tahoka
Dottie Genetry
Ben Warren
Levelland
Premium fiber strength eyed for Texas High Plains cotton
Texas High Plains cotton producers may fetch higher prices for fiber meeting or exceeding strength specs. TAEX specialists analyzed strength data from over 60 varieties across South Plains demonstrations in three years. Premiums cited include Plains Cotton Cooperative paying 1 to 3 cents per pound for fibers graded 25 to 27 grams per tex, with higher values for stronger fiber. The study notes strength is genetically influenced but affected by growing conditions, and newer varieties may be underrepresented in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas High Plains
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
TAEX
South Plains
James R. Supak
Extension Cotton Agronomist
Supak
Elston Grubaugh
Extension
Grubaugh
Rative
County Museum Condition Studied
A May 11 Terry County Heritage Museum Board meeting focused on the building and grounds condition. Reports covered the recently added roof, insect spraying for trees, painting of chuck wagons, student tours from Brownfield and Loop, and a new work room cabinet. Hours were set as 2 4 p m on Sundays and by appointment. several locals attended. Also noted were statewide highway department employees receiving long service awards in a Friday Lubbock supervisory meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County Heritage Museum Board of Directors
Billie Ruth Shewmake
James
Vivian Stone
Brownfield
Loop
Lubbock
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
William C. Seal
Harold W. Linville
Kenneth D. Fleming
Lowell A. Pauls
Births in Brownfield area add several new arrivals
The Brownfield region announces numerous births including Leighton Bradley Conway born May 9 at 7 pounds 6 ounces and 20% inches, Jesenia Pando born May 17 at 7 pounds 4.5 ounces and 19 inches, Katrianne Rene Jones born May 2 at 6 pounds 4 ounces and 18.5 inches, Eric Chad Sales born May 12 at 7 pounds 3 ounces and 20 inches, Justin Walker Worrell born May 14 at 7 pounds 8 ounces and 21 inches, Tyler Nicole Green born May 15 at 6 pounds 9.5 ounces and 20 inches. grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Conway, Snyder
Brownfield
Leighton Bradley
Jaci
Michael
Alex Pando
Jesenia
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Cipriano Ponda
Cipriano
Carlos
Alexander
Dennis L. Jones
Travis Air Force Base
California
Katrianne Renee
Mary Holder
Longview
Jack Jones
Richard
Betty Thrasher
Modesto
Calif
Duane Sales
Eric Chad
Lubbock Hospital
Doyle Coor
Rt. 5
Don Sales
Rt. 4
Randy Worrell
Justin Walker
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Leroy Worrell
Fort Worth
Benjamin Wolfe
Midland
Hershal Wolfe
Arkansas
Sarah Hammond
Tulsa
Oklo
Maude Wolfe
Lawrence Green
Tyler Nicole
South Park Hospital
Raymond
Mary Green
Billie
Dwight Smith
Ruidoso
New Mexico
J.S. Tegue
Lamesa
Homemakers Seek New Members Recruit Meeting Highlights
The Gomez Extension Homemakers Club held a recruitment meeting at Estalee Knight's home with mini programs including Family Roots by Knight, Whole Wheat Bread by James Stone, Vials of Life by Joyce Britton, Festive Foods by Loudell Patton, and Handwork by Floss Britton. Eva Sears displayed place settings as guests viewed. An inspirational message by Mrs. Knight titled Friendship House. Attendees included Vivian Stone and guests Ellen Tucker Barbara Gregg Mrs. B D Deaton and Jane Blay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez Extension Homemakers Club
Estalee Knight
James Stone
Joyce Britton
Loudell Patton
Floss Britton
Eva Sears
Also Mentioned on This Page
BJ Hughes
BJ Hughes Wives Club
Chris Roberts
Pres
Ave. G. Levelland
Littlefield
Plains Cotton Coope
G.W. Martin Jr
Ackerly
Texas
Lisa Ann
Curtis Lee Bailey
Jerry Bailey
Pagosa Springs
Colorado
Sands High School
Texas Tech University
Home Economics Council
Aztec
Bailey
Brownfield High School
America
Roy Havens
First United Methodist Church
B.H.S
Bill Small
Zelma Miller
Beth Geron
Catherine Hamilton
Ike Bailey
Lloyd Hahn
Northrup King
McNair
Northrup, King & CO
Wearolis
Minnesota
Merrel Sales
Post
Whit and
Yvonne Coor
Doris Huff
Willspoint
O.L. and
Vera Harp
Welch
W.F. Green
R.R. Smith
Dublin
W.H. Sellers
Crowell
Terry County Farm Bureau
J. D. Atwell
Mer
Larry Farrar
John Rogers
Buster Chambers
Joe A. Burleson
Meadow, Texas
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