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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
8
A reader recalls an aging career woman who remarries after misjudging age. Another letter complains about sloppy dress customers and suggests shaming. A third ponders why a successful husband abandons a wife for a gold-digging tramp. No Comply yet, but the tone remains column-style advice.
Marguerite W. Handel, executive director of the Essex County Planned Parenthood group, describes funding gaps and social resistance in Newark’s clinic. She cites 600 monthly patients, argues contraception saves lives, and notes welfare costs while private donations support services in a city wary of birth control.
PAMPA Miss Sally June Paden and James Robert Brewton were married Saturday evening in Central Baptist Church of Pampa with T O Upshaw pastor officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and reembroidered lace with a cascade bouquet. Bridesmaid was Miss Suzanne Paden. flower girl Miss Paulette Kuhlmann. ring bearer Bryan Kuhlmann. Best man was W W Brewton. ushers were Woody and Billy Brewton and Freddie Upshaw. The couple will live in Pampa after a trip to New Mexico. Pre nuptial events included showers and a dinner and brunch hosted by families.
Miss Chere Ann Robins and Michael Lewis Stricklin were married at First Baptist Church Plainview with Pastor Dr Tim Trammel officiating The bride daughter of Dr and Mrs James Lewis Robins and groom son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Stricklin of San Angelo Both Baylor University students The couple plan to live in WacoAfter a brief wedding trip they will reside in Waco
Mr and Mrs Edd Duke celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Sunnyside home south of Dimmitt. The couple, formerly Effie Hall, wed June 2 1915 in Wellington Texas and moved to Castro County in 1926. Hosted by children and grandchildren including Wiveline Duke Wendell Payte Bob Gunderson and Robert Duke.
Miss Glenn da Kay Flesher and Lee Roy Good wed in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Hereford officiated by Rev. B. L. Davis. Bride wore silk organdy over white taffeta with Venetian lace, veil on seed pearl crown, cascade glamella bouquet. Donna Flesher maid of honor. bridesmaids Patsy Stoy Patricia Maxwell Doris Parsons Cindy Wilson. Walter Good and Larry Fuhrmann led as parents and ushers. Reception followed in church parlor.
Four instructors at Homemakers College in University Park New Mexico will teach Indian lore of the Southwest home lighting methods frozen foods and family recreation during the ninth annual Homemakers College June 9 to 11. Lectures by interior decorator Mrs A Hamilton cover color light and texture to enlarge small rooms with slides from her home. General Hugh Milton II a former NMSU dean and army official will lead Indians of the Southwest.
The program features Dr. E. J. Niederfrank a Washington rural sociologist teaching family and community recreation appreciation and planning. Miss Josephine Blanch a Corning Glassworks home economist will lead classes on food preparation and utensil care. Registration starts today at 8 a.m. in Milton Main Lounge.
UNIVERSITY PARK New Mexico Persons buying tickets to the La Fiesta Banquete in the Richardson Room Milton Student Center at 7 p.m. June 11 may hear Ann Landers syndicated columnist Her talk The Wettest Shoulder in the USA is a Homemakers College creation Tickets available until noon June 10 at Milton Student Center seating is limited and tickets go on sale today
The program lets homemakers reside in a college dorm, take chosen classes, join recreation and singing, and attend workshops and demonstrations. Miss Cunningham expects more than 1,000 women to participate as the event concludes on June 12.
Miss Rose Ann Richards and Jerry Carl Vandergriff exchanged vows in Corpus Christi on a double ring ceremony. Attended by family, the couple will reside in Lubbock where he coaches at Coronado High School and she teaches elementary students.
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