Opti Mrs Club Holds Bazaar and Christmas Plans
The Opti-Mrs Club met Friday at 512 S Ist for their annual bazaar held Saturday. Members, 13 strong, sold baked goods, plaques, dolls, calendars and stocking stuffers raising funds for scholarships, United Fund, and needy families. A committee will pick a family for Christmas assistance and decorating for the club’s Christmas party was discussed. Dirt Dobber Garden Club gathered in Mrs. W. M. Yates's home for December lunch with gifts exchanged. Green Thumb Garden Club plans a Christmas Coffee December 8 at Mrs. W. L. Gilliam’s home from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
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Mittee
Dirt Dobber Garden Club
W. M. Yates
Green Thumb Garden Club
W. L. Gilliam
Miss Dunn Shaw to Wed December 26
Miss Rebecca Jane Dunn and Stephen Frank Shaw plan a December 26 wedding. The Dunns of 122 North 24th Street announce the engagement. Shaw’s parents are Mr and Mrs Millery Hearne Shaw of Tyler. Both graduates share strong academic honors and professional backgrounds.
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Miss Dunn-Shaw
Rebecca Jane Dunn
Stephen Frank Shaw
James Rex Dunn
N. 24Th St
Shaw
Millery Hearne Shaw
Tyler
Bride of John Wayne Lowe Weds in Woodrow
Mrs Paula Diane Caudle became the bride of John Wayne Lowe in Woodrow. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Caudle of Lubbock and the niece of Mrs Glen Tyson of Lamesa.
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John Wayne Lowe
Paula Diane Caudle
Woodrow
George W. Caudle
Lubbock
Glen Tyson
Lamesa
Past Matrons Club Hosts Christmas Meeting in Lamesa
The Past Matrons Club of Lamesa met at Mrs. Ross Boardman’s home with co host Mrs. D L Adcock for the annual Christmas party. The event featured a red and green tree centerpiece and a Holly lined table. Miss Katye Scott read the President’s Prayer and Mrs S P Bruce Jr presided over a brief business session. Mrs Billie Catherine Briggs presented a Christmas program The Creatures Choir and The Prayers of the Animals with posters illustrating the theme. Attending were Mines I N Gaither R O Parker E D Adcock A V Stanfield Bob Lindsey Jr John Middleton C S Chapman J P White Jeff Shipp Eugene Truitt D L Adcock S P Bruce Jr Eugene Jones Ross Boardman Nancy Johnson Floy McNaughton Katye Scott and visitors Mrs A D Haney and Mrs Billie Catherine Briggs.
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Lamesa
Ross Beardeman
D. L. Adcock
Katye Scott
S. P. Bruce, Jr
Billie Catherine Briggs
The
Creatures Choir
Mines
I. N. Gaither
R. 0. Parker
E. D. Adcock
A.V. Stanfield
Bob Lindsey, Jr
John Middleton
C. S. Chapman
J. P. White
Jeff Shipp
Eugene Truitt
Eugene Jones
Ross Boardman
Nancy Johnson
Floy McNaughton
A. D. Haney
Ponder
Friendly Lamesa hospital visits noted during week
In Lamesa local hospital visits are described with concern and cheer. Margie Toombs visits sister Mrs. Maxine Rosson, recounting a memory of her son Mike born Feb 12. Mike, now a Texas Tech student, is the county judge Glenn Toombs’s son. Other items include Pink Ladies decorating, Dick Tune Sr. recovering from a heart attack, and travel updates from LaVelle Burnett and the Mitchells in Idaho with family milestones and local harvest notes.
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Margie Toombs
Fluvanna
Maxine Rosson
Margie
Valentine
Toombs
Mike
Texas Tech University
Glenn
Borden County
Retired teachers meeting rescheduled for December 16
Roscoe Trostle of Lamesa says the Retired Teachers Organization meeting is postponed from this Saturday to 10 a.m. Saturday December 16 at Allen's Galley. A state officer will attend the gathering.
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Roscoe Trostle
Allen’s Galley
Trostle
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Madie Prather
Big Spring State Hospital
Dalton Myers
Bulova
Moody Jewelry
Stephens College
Miss Dunn
Stephens
Zeta Phi Delta
Pi Phi Rho
University of Texas
Washington, D.C
Bernie Holt
Millard McDonnell
Dick Tune, Sr
Earnest Mitchell
Jimmy Tuckness
Paul
Idaho
Ding
Vickie Kay Tuckness
Jerald Wayne Church
Jimmy
LaVon
Mitchells
la Finda del Sol
Escondido Canyon
Mexico
LA Fonda del Sol
LA Cantina
University Avenue
la Fonda
Loor
Natural Gas Company
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