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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1965

Page

6

Parents vent top gripes on school from lunches to grades

New York based report by Patricia McCormack for United Press International surveys parents and teachers via the PTA Magazine. Gripes include cramped lunch periods, excessive grade competition, loss of joy in learning, disputed homework practices, and concerns over teacher involvement.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI PTA Journal of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers

Lubbock Club Activities And Meetings Listed

A compiled notice outlines numerous local group meetings in Lubbock including TOPS clubs at National Bank cafeteria and hospital classrooms, a bridge group at Red Raider Room, and ladies golf at Millcrest and Meadowbrook. Also listed are church gatherings at MacKenzie Masonic Lodge and St Luke Methodist, AK highlights include a 10 am session at Truth Chapter and a Roosevelt High School home economics class.

Lubbock Club Lubbock National Bank Millcrest_Country Club Asia Pioneer Hote Lubbock Country Club YMCA Meadowbrook Truth Eastern Star P.m MacKenzie Masonic Lodge Billcrest Country Club Bighighters Square Mackensie Terrace Mackenzie Park Masonic

Lady barber in Worcester earns notice for career choice

Miss Sandral Marini, 19, one of the few women barbers in New England, explains she chose an unusual career because she wanted to do something different. The Worcester, Massachusetts native represents a growing gender-diverse field as she trains and works in a local shop.

Worcester Mass UPI Sandral Marini New England

Ford honors and sorority activity noted in UT graduate timeline

Miss Susan Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Ford 3122 21st St earned a President s Fellowship for graduate study at Columbia University after an UT honor graduate class of 1963. She will pursue a masters at Columbia with a Woodrow Wilson and a Columbia Faculty Scholarship supporting 1964-65 Ph D study. She is a Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Beta Kappa member. Mrs Roy Middleton presides at Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae meeting 7 30 p m at Zeta Lodge 1607 College Ave. Easter egg hunt for alumnae children 3 30 p m April 14 at 4610 20th St. Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae meet 10 a m Wednesday Kappa Lodge 2414 B Broadway. officers elected and new budget set. Hostesses named.

Susan Ford J. F. Ford 21St St Columbia University Monterey High School Miss Ford University of Texas Woodrow Wilson Columbia Roy Middleton Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Lodge College Ave Costa Dumas Glenn Yeager Zeta Norton Baker 20Th St Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Lodge Broadway H. E. Griffith W. D. Benson Burl Hubbard Griffith Charles Collins James Asimos

Double Ring Vows for Karen and Mark Smith

Karen Lynn Smith and Mark Rodney Smith pledged a double ring ceremony at 4 p.m. March 28 in First Baptist Church Fort Stockton. The Rev. Harry Trulove led the service. The bride, an honor Fort Stockton High School graduate and Texas Tech freshman, wore antique white falaskine with Florentine silk satin details. Her attendant Miss Susan Kaye Childs of San Antonio wore pale blue. Best man was Timothy B. Smith of Dallas. ushers were Carey Brown and Brooks Blair of Lubbock. A reception followed. couple to reside at Montclair Apartments in Lubbock after a wedding trip.

Fort Stockton Karen Lynn Smith Mark Rodney Smith First Baptist Church Harry Trulove Pagor Wilson Smith Brooks Belman Smith William Robb Stephanotis Susan Kaye Childs San Antonio Timothy B. Smith Dallas Carey Brown Brooks Blair Lubbock E. L. Howai Montclair Apts

Mrs Green Hosts Loyalty Club Meet

Mrs. W Leslie Green hosted the Loyalty Club gathering at 3520 25th St with Mrs. I E Banks leading. Visitors Mrs Hi B McGuire and Mrs Lynn Overdier attended. singing by the group and remarks by Edward Fields on clothing as home decor. Next meeting set for April 16 at 2 p m in the home of Roy Privett. Patents office filing fee remains $30 since 1793.

W. Leslie Green 25Th St Loyalty Club I. E. Banks Hi. B.mcguire Lynn Overdier Aosub God and Green M. O. Owens Jessie JJ Huddleston Roy Privett 28Th St

Mrs Fulkerson to Speak at Lutheran Church Luncheon

Mrs Burl Fulkerson of West Texas will speak to Shepher d King Lutheran Church Women at a noontime luncheon in Friendship Hall. Mrs Frank Higinbotham will introduce, and Mrs Simon Meiselman will give the invocation. Cookies will be baked for Trinity Lutheran Home in Round Rock before the meal. Mrs W H Ottemann will preside over business and Mrs Robert Moore will offer a meditation.

Burl Fulkerson West Texas Workshop For the Shepherd King Lutheran Church Friendship Hall Frank Higinbotham Simon Meiselman Trinity Lutherian Round Rock W. H. Ottemann Robert Moore

Garden Club Hears Texas History Talk at Meeting

Levelland special report covers the Level land Woman's Club meeting at Level land High School Cafeteria. Rev Crocchiola spoke on Texas history dating to the Texas Revolution and the San Jacinto Battle, detailing Texas Mexico boundary treaties and 1836 to 1850 disputes. Mrs Ruth Weimhold opened the session and Mrs C Dunn led the program.

Garden Arts Center George Langford Bob Hassell Levelland Texas C. G. Dunn Stanley J. F. Cronchiola St. Phillip's Catholic Church Spas Crocchiola Stanley Southwest San Jacinto Mexico Ruth Weimhold Club Press

Fayd Cream Claims to Fade Old Age Hand Spots

Lila Hamilton touts Fayd, a cosmetic cream with a metallic salt extract, as capable of whitening hands and fading brown age spots. An ounce jar is available at pharmacies, promising to restore a youthful appearance.

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Socialictender Lubbockstag Club Lubbock Women's Club Wood St Luke Methodist Church Brakespeare Cubs Dre J. H. Brock Lubbock Woman's Study Club Libbock Women's Club Et Tau Alpha Lubbock Alumnae American Lutheran Church Shepherd King “Lutheran Church W. Conta Atlowater CIA J. Williams Hive Mel Cart "Foster Roosevelt Roosevelt High School Avalanche-Journal Pdlomens Karen Smith Mark Smith Mrs. Green Edward Fields Fields U.S Mrs. Fulkerson Weimhold Europe The National Geographic SA DA Bandeira Angola UPD ANI Lila Hamilton Moen H. Brady Plumbing & Heating CO Ave Bone Ganges Lizard Heny Wais Neoo Oes Oakwood Village Jerry C. Ray Gospel Meeting Preaching Jerry Ray Caprock Aristocraft Tahiti Furrs 34Th St Quaker
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