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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1963

Page

11

OES Chapter Votes Funds For Memorial Tea Planned

The Lubbock chapter 76 of the Order of the Eastern Star voted funds for a memorial tea honoring Mrs. L. D. Ada. The tea is set for May 5 at Masonic Hall. Members also approved a Pauline Smith Memorial Fund gift to buy an electric organ for the OES Home in Arlington. Mrs. Tullus V. Walker and Quincy Haney presided. about six members and two guests attended.

L. D Ada Lubbock Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Pauline Smith OES Arlington Tullus V. Walker Quincy Haney Vernon Peters W. T. McMullen B. H. Thomas Franzis Bowen Amarillo

Coffee Honors Camp Fire Leaders and Assistants

Leaders and assistants across four Camp Fire Girls levels are honored at a 10 a.m. coffee in the Municipal Garden Arts Center with arrangements led by Mrs. Elmer McKinney. The event includes staffing by Mrs. Winston Robertson and Mrs. W. J. Garren, greetings by office staff, and a series of orientation and training sessions for Blue Bird to Junior High levels led by several committee members.

Camp Fire Girls Municipal Garden Arts Center Elmer McKinney McKinney Winston Robertson W. J. Garren Timothy Donovan Stanley Wheeller Pepper Connelley E. G. Pharr Register Mmes Bob ‘Blow John Burkholder Jerry Nisslar J. A. Beaty James Bennett Dean Allam Argus Anderson Max Bagwell M. A. Cox W. M. Fisher Dick Williams

Chef Drives 300 Miles Weekly For New York Kosher Cafeterias

Alfred Parker directs food services for Yeshiva University campuses and three cafeterias. He supervises 10,000 kosher meals daily while commuting about 300 miles weekly within New York City. He notes student tastes vary by campus and describes Passover preparations and Seder menus.

New York UPI Alfred Parker New York City Parker Yeshiva University America Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx Manhattan Stern College For

Meeting Honors Pledge Mothers in Phi Kappa Psi Club

Twenty three members of Phi Kappa Psi Mothers Club honored pledge mothers at a Tuesday lodge meeting. Mrs H B Slayback led the session and introduced George French president of the active chapter who spoke on history goals and purposes. Mrs Albert Symes hosted the social hour with silver centerpieces lilacs and white tapers on the serving table. Honored pledge mothers included Mmes R H Banner B B Bayless A E Gamble S C Huss Jr Joiner R P Montgomery Odie Park and R Whitt.

Phi Kappa Psi Mothers’ Club H. B. Slayback George French Albert Symes Mmes. R. H. Banner B. B. Bayless A. E. Gamble S. C. Huss Jr Joiner R. P. Montgomery Odie Park R. Whitt

Company President Credits Wives for Husbands’ Success

In New York Mrs Edward Rust wife of State Farm Mutual president says a wife behind a man helps business success. She notes firm interviews at hiring grant wives understanding of work and wives receive orchid rewards with honored employees. She adds that many top female agents succeed due to supportive spouses.

New York UPI Edward Rust State Farm Mutual Bloomington Ill Atttendance Shubby Rust

Mrs Kyle Hollomon Speaks at Club Program at Country Inn

Mrs Kyle Hollomon presents a club program at a Country Inn venue. The account notes her two years in Formosa and mentions films on the country and major academic battles. It references Concordia Senior College at Eu Wayne Indiana, founded by architects seeking intellectual and spiritual training for future theology students.

Pat Kyle Hollomon Concordia Senior College EU Wayne Ind

Ed Boedeker Speaks at Sunshine Study Club Meeting

Ed Boedeker spoke on "The Criminal Trial of gee Christ" as a guest at the Sunshine Study Club gathering held in the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse. Mrs. M. D. Lakey hosted, with Mrs. C. V. Sundin chairing the business session. Thirteen men attended. The next meeting is a guest day from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on April 16 at the clubhouse.

Texas Tech Faculty Women’s Club John Guilds Paul Hanna Milton Earl D. Camp Gee Christ Sunshine Study Club Lubbock M. D. Lakey C. V. Sundin

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