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a p m..• Bride* 1M %Oan, T;N ML.«m mr •ntmnet.im*ric*n L—law AukB-Clow HallPtor, Della TVmH Oili.. Fir* Federal 3*v-ldinc.tar. Alpha Kappa Gam-Wcn„ Lubbock Women’*food Neighbor Qvab. I Green. 8321 Jand*.Club Ladlea' ftotf club.Club Ladtoar M d*xI •. Olufc f:M pm•iBjNEW rill is iwith Ion She d most—m century The si of a rrci in medic of the clt; would 1 being sc of the r •'Some beaut if u simplici!tub, t:S0 pin.. Mt B.Rd.•edit Club, all-dap. Ar i Center.MR. AND MRS. /. W. BROOKS★ ★ ★ate Bride* CMb. T:46 ubhoum onl Slide Road.tofemlonal prock HotelWomen’•t Club Women'* Amo-dubhoute.ih Lodge. • pm.. IOOF• •taradap’ Club Duplicate Bridge clubhouseOpen House Planned ForBrookses Of AbernathyABERNATHY (Special) -Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks of Abernathy are invited to an open house from 3 untH 5 p.m. today in their home, the occasionmarking their 50th wedding an-the minister performed the wedding ceremony as they and their atendants sat in buggies, cus tamary 50 years ago.They began housekeeping In theIfouth Club, T:!W pm..T:S0 pm.., TOOT Rail.tibbock. T:IS pm.. Oapnaow. Lubbock Woman'*T;* pm.. VFW Rail ub. 1 p.m.. Mr*. W £. iroadway.♦'TA. T:I0 pm.. Mhodoundtabla. IS noon. Asubbock Women's Chib-Salk Fork Community and farm-ib. IS a.m., Lubbockw.i Gardm Club, I p.m. i Oubhoum.FrtdagDupiioat* Bridge Club n.. Lubback Hotd.oundtabi*. u noon. Anniversary.Hosts will be the couple’s children and grandchildren. Sons and daughters and sons-in-law and daughters-in-law are Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brooks, Pampa; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brooks Jr., Amarillo; M. Sgt. and Mrs. F. R. Keough, Shreveport, La.; Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Lisemby, New Home; Mf. and Mrs. Harold Ball, Lubbock; and Mrs. Ruth E. Pipkin, San Angelo.Granddaughters at the guest book and assisting in serving will be Misses Kay Lynn Brooks, Pampa; Dianna Lee Brooks, Amarillo; Meredith Ann Brooks. Texas Tech student; and Ginger York, Dallas.The serving table will be covered with a linen cutwork cloth over gold, centered with an arrangement of yellow roses, snapdragonsand mums in a golden wedding band topped with 50. The traditional cake will be decorated ingold and white confection. Yellow ubbock Women * Club- roses snapdragons and ranunculus will complete the decorations In the receiving rooms.Special guests will Include Mrs. Brooks’ eight sisters and brothers. They are Mrs. W. H. Brown, Lavelland, who was a wedding guest; Mr. and Mrs. Oran Starkey and Mr. and Mrs. diaries Starkey, Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. BertStarkey, Shamrock; Mr. and Mrs. Grady Starkey, Quitaque; Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Morgan, Perryton; Mrs. W. M. Boston, Goodnight; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powell, Perryton.Mrs. Brooks Is a native Texan. Her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Starkey, Wellington. Brooks left his home in Oklahoma Territory lo begin farming in Collingsworth County. The couple married April 37 near Wellington, crossing the Salt Fork River wherecd there until 1918, when the bought a farm near Des Moines, N. M. In 1924 the couple moved to Hale County and established a home near Abernathy.The trip was made by Brooks and a son by covered wagon. Theybrought the household goods and livestock. Mrs. Brooks and four of the children drove through in a Model T.A heart attack In 1953 caused Brooks to retire from active farming and the couple moved to Abernathy. They am members of the First Baptist Church.Regular Care WillPay Off In HandsThat Look Nicelub. S p.m.. Mr*. J. L. Hwy.ass Culture J By Agentoy addrcmed mentis and Grow Garden up's Friday meeting of Mrs. James T. 8th St. Mrs. N. M. vhostess.bbock County agent, ion on grasses tor irea. He aald there growing grasses; It However, he point-e choice of adapted drainage, proper illslng and mowing gem la building and ood turf.If you'll observe carefully, you'll be surprised to discover that many women are careless about the way their hands look. It isn't just a matter of no manicure; 1t IS a matter of broken, dirty nails and skin which looks as if they had not been scrubbed clean.Now, admktedty, many of as lead hurried lives. But none of us is toe lwsstod lt;r harried to he clean and to poms— naila thatare filed neatly and smoothly. A nail brush and emery boairis, a cuticle pusher and scissors are all essential to any woman's good grooming.If you have time for naif polish, fine. It does make a woman's hands look prettier and it adds sparkle to the rings that shewears.But if you haven't tkne lor k, da take time for the s—wtiali ef nail cart and the nightly mating of hand lotion.ACCIAM
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Sun, Apr 27, 1958

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