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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
8
A Texas housewife favors a move away from formal living rooms toward a casual kitchen and adjacent dining area. She envisions a connected utility room, built in shelves, a desk, and a garage with interior kitchen entry. She prioritizes privacy, storage, and an eat in area, plus beauty tips and vinyl tile panels offered for DIY installation.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Young visit Charalet for late holidays with Mrs errson identified as King s daughter.
A wedding ceremony for Miss Jane Hon and Ronnie Lieve was held at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Paul Hancock officiating. The bride wore a two piece yellow and white sheath with a yellow hat and veil, bouquet of yellow roses and white carnations. After a trip, they will live at 19 Crockett Drive. the groom works with his father in a family business.
Michaele Quinn and John Fanning were united in marriage with vows at 8 pm on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Quinn, wore a white suit and carried a white Bible with an orchid corsage. she was given in marriage by Ernest Lieske. Best man was Bill Gilliam. maid of honor was Miss Fanning. A reception followed at the couple's home.
Miss Carol June Berry became brides of Charles Redditt in a 6 p.m. Saturday ceremony at Thrift Chapel. Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Red litt as maid of honor and Joseph Red litt as bridesmaid. Best man was Wylie Berty. Walter Maximilian served as groomsman. The couple will reside in San Antonio where he works for Roebuck and Co.
A Saturday night dinner party at 2002 30th St Miss Ann Pirkey of DeKalbi and Larry Merriman were celebrated with bridal decorations. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin Merriman and Mr and Mrs Jack Kirkpatrick. The couple will marry May 2 in DeKalb.
The wedding date for Miss Gregory of Wolfforth and Mr. Watson of Wolfforth is set for June 1 at 7:50 p.m. in the Wolfforth Church of Christ. The bride elect attends Merriman's Business College. the groom is an accounting major at South Plains College.
The Lubbock Roundtable will meet at 12 noon in the Tes Room of Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse with Springtime Stars as the theme and decorations of spring flowers. Reservations by Thursday by phone. Mrs. Arthur Gambie will chair the event.
A national PTA trend shows mothers expanding roles from babysitting to art exhibits for children. Lectures and talk programs, plus rotating master artworks, book banks, and community projects, engage parent volunteers in classrooms and local clubs nationwide.
Brenda Wallace daughter of Norman and Mrs Wallace of Ackerly wed Aubrey Lee Ackerly in a double ring ceremony read by pastor Walter Smith. The bride wore a white wedding gown with bateau neckline and pearl headpiece, carried yellow roses, and was escorted by her father. Attendants included Mrs Dan Shortes and Mrs Phil Wallace as patrons, Mary Ann Wallace as junior bridesmaid, Graham Addison and Bill Cleveland as best men, with Reggie Duane Sexy as usher. After-seerding held at Fellowship of the church. Couple to reside in Lamesa. bride attended Sands High School. groom a Lamesa High School graduate.
Mrs. Ensor’s birthday honored at Roosevelt Club with family guests present including Mrs. Judice Hinson Labrock James Ensor Far East Jay Ensor Dabas Mrs Hemmeline Tahoka A B Hemmeline Lab Book Mrs W A Puckett Matador Nannie Wilson Big Spring Glen Ensor Towns Roseman Los Angeles HH Smith Dallas unable to attend Molly Puckett Winters among the guests.
A bustling daily calendar highlights community happenings across town. Kart racing and bike events draw enthusiasts at early hours, with markets, church gatherings, and public notices mapped for afternoon and evening. Local groups, from ladies clubs to youth activities, list meetings, sales, and services, including an annual charity drive and a sequence of social gatherings at venues around town.
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