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Have you ever been curious about why chicken eggs can be different colors? While most eggs are white or brown, they also come in colors like cream, pink, blue and green. In addition — and this is no “yolk” — some are even speckled.
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A mother and daughter team, Dee Dee and Betty Charlebois shared their passion of quilting. They said, “the ones that weren’t so pretty were called necessary quilts.” They explained that today most quilts are made decoratively and as a hobby, however in the past quilts were made out of whatever fabrics were available and they were made for strictly utilitarian purposes. They spoke of wagon rides out west and the necessity of quilts for warmth during that experience, but what they emphasized was the bonds that can be formed by women that quilt together. In the past they spoke about women who would travel the distance out of their farms to a meeting point to quilt and bond together as women.
Read moreACES EVENTS Monday Nights at 7:00p.m. April 18 Antiqued Frame with display By Jennifer Hogue $8.00 Call to reserve space (806) 632-6848
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Kindergarten Grade: Kevin Friesen, Amanda Loewen
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The Cubs overcame a 7-0 deficit in the first inning to come back and win over Littlefield, 13-9. The Cubs put on a batting clinic in the middle of the game, scoring 9 runs in the bottom of the 5th to take the lead over Littlefield and securing a district win.
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Women from across West Texas gathered in Brownfield Thursday to embrace the agriculture life and to celebrate women’s role in that life. Speakers from quilting experts, and cookbooks writers, to lawyers, and fashion pioneers all were welcomed and met with fellowship and respect. They shared a cultural bond. A bond that is the shared roots of generations of farming and ranching, and on Thursday these women gathered to enjoy a lunch and speak and celebrate about the powerful and unique roles women have played and continue to play in agriculture life.
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