Engagement announced for Deborah Joy Tice to Paul Herdy Eubank
Deb orah Joy Tice daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Tice of Corpus Christi announces her engagement to Paul Herdy Eubank son of Mr and Mrs Vernon R Eubank of Childress The couple plan a March 28 1970 wedding at Centre Park Presbyterian Church Corpus Christi Deb orah Joy is a graduate of Carroll High School and a sophomore at Del Mar College Eubank is a graduate of Childress High School and attended Midwestern University and San Angelo State College He plans to pursue service with the United States Navy with expect ed enrollment in February 1970
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J. D. Tice
Nesbitt Street
Corpus Christi
Deborah Joy
Paul Herdy Eubank
Vermon R. Eubank
Childress
Centre Park Presbyterian Church
Miss Tice
A Groducte
Caroll High School
del Mer College
Eubenkis
Childress High School
Midwestern University
San Angelo Stete Ee HE & AO
Vighem
United States
Neve
Renshaw Summers Wedding In Lubbock Church
Patricia Jo Summers and Benjamin Joseph Renshaw wed at Brossway Church of Cane in Lubbock with Horace Coffman officiating. Summers, daughter of David and Rene Summers of Lubbock, wore formal attire. Renshaw, son of Benjamin Renshaw of Paducah and Melba Collomsworth of Chicago, was escorted by his father. Coronado High School choir provided music as Donnie Summers served as ring bearer.
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Paducah
Benjamin Kennedy Renshaw
Lubbock
Lubbock Brossway Church of
Cane
Horace Coffman
Renshaw
Patricia Jo Summers
David Harold Summers
Benjamin Joseph Renshaw
Melba Collimsworth
Chicago
Rene Summers
Donnie Summers
Coronado High School
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
Paducah High School
Galle Ballet Program Planned at Wellington Center
Gene Galle leads a Wellington Community Center event with an informal Monday ballet program for students. The program is set for Monday evening with performances by dancers in training.
Quotable quotes from women collected by Associated Press
A weekly roundup of remarks by Colette Richardson Rep. Margaret Heckler actress Virginia Mayo and others. Highlights include opinions on etiquette discrimination explicitness in film and personal loss amid wartime separation.
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Associated Press
Colette Richardson
Margaret M. Heckler
R-Mass
Supreme Court
Britons Face Debate Over Access to Higher Education
Britons seem resigned to a belief that not everyone has a right to higher education. Officials note a public demand that someone must be the gaffer as Britain expands universities from 1960 onward. The government promotes comprehensive and further education while ending the 11 plus, with Oxbridge influence waning amid Conservative concerns about equality of opportunity.
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Garven Hudgins
Associated Press
London
Britain
Department of Education and Science
Labor Party
John Muggeridge
Department of Education
Muggeridge
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxbridge
Bnght
C. B. Cox
Manchester University
A. E. Dyson
Conservative Party
Miss Shirley Hightower Weds H E Tate in First Chapel
Miss Shirley Ann Hightower daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Hightower Route 2 Childress married Harry Edgar Tate son of Mr and Mrs O O Tate Route 1 McLean in a 730 p m ceremony officiated by Rev doe S Allen. The gowns lace and pearls complemented by pink and white décor and seven attendants featured shell pink shantung gowns.
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Shirley Ann Hightower
T. B. Hightower
Childress
Harry Edgar Tate
O. O. Tate
McLean
Doe S. Allen
Bryce Wormsbaker
Tommy Fisher
Shantung
Janie Sue Escobar
Knox City
Roomate
Marilyn Walker
Judy Briley
Childress Bride to wed Paducah groom in December ceremony
Miss Janie Sloss of Childress is engaged to James Tipton of Paducah. They married December 24 in Paducah with Rev. Robert Beck officiating. The couple plan further study at Texas Tech and South Plains College while living in Lubbock after January 1.
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Janie Sloss
Childress
James Tipton
Paducah
R. C. Sloss
L. E. Tipton
Robert Beck
First Baptist Church
Levelland
South Plains College
Leveland
Christmas Trees and Cheer in a Tumbling Year
A humorous New Year reflection on holiday chaos and practical advice from Helena Montana writers. It recalls near misses with Christmas trees, the perils of electric lights, messy decorating, and the joys of a permissive approach to children’s ornamenting during the 1969 season.
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Scarlett O'Hara
Educational Television Emerges As Media Force
AP report notes educational television ETV or public television grows to about 180 stations funded by grants as they cannot sell airtime. Most viewers within range but many do not tune in. Many stations use UH F channels outside older receivers reach.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Educational Television
ETV
Estimating ETV Audience Poses Broadcast Challenges
A network research expert estimates the potential audience under two million homes, signaling possible trouble for commercial broadcasting. Mel Wax of KQED notes his news program reaches about 400000 viewers in the San Francisco area, where the population exceeds 25 million.
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Mel Wax
KQED
San Francisco
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