Background
Plank, Ethel Faye was born on October 15, 1912 in St. Francisville, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Perry Austin and Nellie Sarah (Hardin) Winget.
Plank, Ethel Faye was born on October 15, 1912 in St. Francisville, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Perry Austin and Nellie Sarah (Hardin) Winget.
Student, Texas Wesleyan University. Student, West Texas State University. Student, New Mexico University.
Student, San Antonio College. Student, University Southern Mississippi. Student, Eastern New Mexico University.
Student, University New Mexico. Student, Drake University. Student, Rutgers University.
Student, Dartmouth University. Student, University Colorado. Student, Amarillo College.
Student, Frank Phillips College. Student, Permaian Basin Junior College.
Private teacher art, Hereford, Texas, 1960-1964;
office manager, bookkeeper, West Texas Development Company, Hereford, 1964-1970;
publicity writer, Cowbelles, 1970-1974;
managing editor, Curry County Times, Clovis, New Mexico, 1974-1977;
writer advertising and news, State Line Tribune, Farwell, Texas, 1977-1982;
corresp., Lubbock (Texas) Avalanche Journal, 1977-1982;
corresp., Amarillo (Texas) Globe News, 1977-1986;
owner, manager, Ideas Unlimited (public relations firm), 1977-1982;
owner, editor, public, Your Paper, New Mexico, 1977-1982;
women's editor, photographer, Dalhart (Texas) Daily Texan, since 1983. Former writer advertising Special Roping and Rodeo, Clovis, Pioneer Days, Clovis, Curry County Fair, Clovis. Member special commissioner on publicity and promotion Mesa Redonda Cowboy Camp meeting, New Mexico, 1980-1982, with publicity Federated Republican Women's Club, Clovis, 1976-1982, Clovis Business and Professional Women's Club, 1977-1982.
With publicity and promotion Miss Rodeo New Mexico.Pageant, 1977-1982, Curry County Farm and Livestock Bureau, 1977-1982. Special assignments, photographer New Mexico Stockman, Albuquerque, New Mexico Farmand Ranch Magazine.
The commitment of individual Christians to work for social and political change should be recognized as a fully legitimate form of Christian discipleship.
Just as a human body contains different limbs and organs that depend on each other, so members of a Christian society should be close and caring enough to feel each other's pain and delight.
Publicity chairman, board directors Keep Dalhart Beautiful. Publicity chairman, vice president Dalhart Control United Methodist Women. Vice president, program chairman, president Dalhart Wesleyan Group, Control United Methodist Church.
Publicity chairman Dalhart Youth Center Board. Board directors, task force Dalhart Senior Citizens. Chairman Dalhart Writer's Group.
Leader 4-H Club, Hereford, Camp Fire Club, Hereford. Active school board Hereford Indiana School District, 1960-1962. Active Methodist Women's Fellowship, Hereford Red Cross (Gray Lady, chairman), Hereford Art Guild, Hereford Methodist Church.
Member National Federation Press Women (board directors, regional chairman-Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, Louisiana), Panhandle Press Association, Texas Press Association, Society Professional Journalists, New Mexico Press Women (past president), Eastern New Mexico Press Women (past president), New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau (information director, former board directors), American National Cowbelles (chairman beef education), New Mexico Cowbelles (state board, legislation chairman, publicity, news media, television director), Cattle Capital Cowbelles (local president), Business and Professional Women's Club (vice president, president), Republican Women's Club (publicity chairman, Curry County Republican Control committee), Pilot Club, Parent-Teachers Association (president).
Married Edward Earl Plank, July 10, 1934 (deceased March 1986). Children: Earleen F., Eugene Earl, Richard J.