Woman's Angle notes on John Pearson and spring cooking tips
A collection of brief items covers John Pearson's return to Miami Central High School and plans for a college scholarship, letters from York Pa donors, Pearson's travel from Odessa to Lubbock, and a cooking column urging rhubarb desserts and asparagus for Easter meals alongside mint flavored applesauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearson
Wek
Eaubhork
Miami
Fla
York
Peason
Montgomery
Ala
Annapolis
Beaumont
Miami Central High School
N.W
Bride-Elect Nan Rampy Honored With Luncheon and Dessert Party
A luncheon at Mrs. Max Tidmore home honored Miss Nan Rampy with 18 guests and pink carnat ions. Hosts included Mrs Snow Davis and Miss Susie Davis and others. A dessert party at Hemphill Wells hosted by Miss Sally Kay and Miss Martha Welch followed for 29 guests. Rampy is engaged to Johnny Shropshire Jr and they plan to marry June 1 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Rampy
Max Tidmore
29Th St
Tidmore
Snow Davis
Susie Davis
Norman Dowdy
Leo Dowdy
Woodrow Rampy
John Shropshire
Miss Rampy
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey Center
Sally Kay
Martha Welch
Johnny Shropshire Jr
First Baptist Church
Betsy Ross Needle Club Meets for Sewing Hour
The Betsy Ross Needle Club gathered at Mrs. Mike Fry’s home with 10 members for a sewing and social hour. The next meeting is set for 2 30 p m April 25 at Mrs. Willie Lockwood’s home to make bandages for the cancer closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Club
Betsy Ross Needle Club
Mike Fry
9Th St
Willie Lockwood
42Nd St
Weddings Highlight Nuptials At Churches In Texas
The First Christian Church hosted Virginia Reed Cammack and Donald Lloyd Cotten in a 7 p.m. Thursday double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Dudley Strain. The couple will reside in Lubbock after both weddings and receptions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Virginia Reed Cammack
Donald Lloyd Cotten
Dudley Strain
Bartlesville
Okla
J.L. Cotten
Alice Taliaferro
Albuquerque
N.M
Hal. W. Barron
Lynda Kay Hobbs
James Scott Mooneyham
Bob ‘Hearn
Ford Memorial
First Baptist Church
Mooneyham
Texas. Tech
Roosevelt
Tech
Sears‘Roebuck Co
Worthy Grand Matron Honored at Levelland Tea
Mrs. Molly Goodpasture of Brownfield, incoming worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Texas Order of Eastern Star, was saluted at a Levelland event attended by about 300 people from across the state. The reception, themed Spring Fantasy, was hosted by the Molly Goodpasture Girls of District H Section IV with 24 hostesses assisting. Mrs. Goodpasture, currently associate grand matron of the state, will be installed in June. Mary Drace of Abernathy, president of the Molly Goodpasture Girls, and Levelland past matron Mrs. Davis joined in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Hugh Davis
Molly Goodpasture
Brownfield
Grand Chapter
Texas
Order of Eastern Star
Molly Goodpasture Girls
Goodpasture
Mary Drace
Abernathy
Davis
Alumnae Egg Hunt Hosted by Zeta Tau Alpha Chapter
About 35 children attended the Easter egg hunt hosted by Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae at Mrs. Gerald C. Sandlin's home on Coun try Club Drive. Favors were given, refreshments served, and games held. Hostesses were Mrs. Bill G. Jackson and Mrs. Bob Wells. Next meeting set for 7 30 p.m. April 23 at the Zeta Tau Alpha lodge on College Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
Gerald C. Sandlin
Bill G. Jackson
Bob Wells
1607
C College Ave
Local Club and Community Notices From Lubbock
Schedule of afternoon activities and meetings at YWCA Pioneer Hotel and local clubs in Lubbock. Includes bridge, square dance, roundtable, tea room gatherings, home demonstration council, and community events with times around 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with multiple locations and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Red Raider
Pioneer
Allegro Music Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
The Allegro Music Club in Lubbock elected officers including Mrs Dean Killion as president and Mrs Robert Baxter as vice president. New member Mrs June Lackey joined. The group discussed the state convention in Dallas and announced a dinner for April 23 at the Women’s Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Dean Killion
Robert. C. Baxter
Shirley Williams
C. M. Hallmark
M. L. Steele
Jimmy Yates
Dallas
Symphony Orchestra
Lubbock
June Lackey
FE. A. Downs
M. R. Hayhurst
First Aid Topic Highlights at AAUW Group Meeting
Twelve AAUW Child Study Group 3 members met Tuesday at First Federal Savings and Loan with guest Mrs. Scott Arbuckle of Richardson. Mrs. Glenn Woody presented First Aid in the Home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Frank Millican and Mrs. Gene Barrett. Officers’ installation is set for May 14 at 7 30 p.m. at the Country Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw Child Study Group 3
Federal Savings and Loan Building
Scott Arbuckle
Richardson
Frank Millican
Gene Barrett
Glenn Woody
Country Inn
Special Maudy Thursday program at Sheppard King Lutheran
The American Lutheran Church Women of Sheppard King Lutheran Church hosted a Maudy Thursday morning program. Mrs. Burnell Mueller and Mrs. Richard Hardesty led the devotional on the Holy Communion of Christ, with Miss Rowena Tucker presiding over the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Shepherd King Lutheran Church
Holy Communion of Christ
Burnell Mueller
Richard Hardesty
Rowena Tucker
Mrs Hankins Hosts UDC Chapter Meeting
Mrs J H Hankins of 3614 36th St hosted the Stephen W Wilkinson Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. Celia LeMond was co host. The chapter will mark Confederate graves in the city and decorate them on Memorial Day April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hankins
36Th St
Stephen W. Wilkinson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Celia LeMond
Horace Wood
J.D. McKnight
Rt. 5
Jolly Grandmothers Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Scott
Mrs John Scott hosted the Jolly Grandmothers Club meeting at 5001 Usth St with co hostess Mrs Ted Whitehead. Mrs A G Marteeny presided over the business session and socializing followed with card games. A guest was Mrs A T Coca Basces Tour Tas. Next gathering May 9 invites members to dress in Gay French 90s costumes and dye plant near Karachi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Grandmothers Club
John Scott
Usth St
Ted Whitehead
A. G. Marteney
A. T. Coca- Basces
Karachi
Here
Bright new colors boost high school cap and gown trends
High school seniors across the nation will wear 32 new gown colors at commencement, from Aztec copper to desert violet, as manufacturers note a shift to lighter fabrics and personal color choices. Regional color preferences emerge with mahogany in the West and blues in New England, while additions include sunray scarlet campus green and Columbia blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
NEW York
UPI
Englewood High School
Chicago
California
Southeastern States
New England
New Mexico
Utah
Nebraska
Harvard Crimson
Indiana
Illinois
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Columbia
Local Social News Highlights: Weddings Easter Events
Rehearsal dinner honors Miss Martha Blocker and Pat Hendon with wedding party at the Johnson House. The couple will wed at St. Luke's Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. Easter buffet at Hillcrest Country Club serves guests Sunday with an Easter egg hunt for children. Judy Lawson to be honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. O. Short. Visitors in the Brown home include Lt. Bob Brown and relatives from Hayward and Hereford visiting in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hobbs
Rt.2
Hale ‘Center
Floyd
Mooneyham
Abernathy
Illusion
Aurora
Dora Hobbs
Hale Center
Judy ‘Cowger
Stamford
Jerry Ann Woodard
Horton Struve
Bobby Key
Lubbock
James Blaylock
Bruce Hobbs
Don Pope
Blaylock
Russell Hobbs
Sue Suttle
Jerry Morehead
Dallas
5Th St
Johnson House
Martha Blocker
Pat Hendon
John Hendon
Mike Hendon
John Blocker
Leo Gee
Arthur O. Gamble
Billy Havens
W.C. McMillan
Thomas Means
Linda Hendon
Waynette Goodwin
Canyon
Judy Kay Berg
Sherman
Peggy Faulkner
Burke Moore
Robert Kilpatrick
Douglas Kilpatrick
Abilene
Perry Freeman
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Hillcrest Country Club
Judy Lawson
Monterey High School
Duneheon
R. O. Short
Lee Hext
Kay Thompson
Sue Case
Beverly, Ray
Jamie Willis
Minnie Tate
Jan Gummelt
Erle Marie Brown
Bob Brown
Portland
Ore.) Air Force Base
A. A.foster
Hayward
Calif
Brown
C. M. Foster
Pat
Tommy
Sherman Morgan
Bobby Cox
Hereford
van McVay
37Th
4-H Girls Demonstrate at Shallowater Club Meeting
Shallowater 4-H girls presented demonstrations at the Home Demonstration Club gathering at the Shallowater Clubhouse. Lou Evans and Winfred Bright prepared a salad, Vennetta Farris showed how to pack a sack lunch, and Mrs. A C Woodruff presided. Mary Reed was elected council delegate. Mrs. Edna Arnold received a pot flower for long service to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallowater
Home Demonstration Club
Lou Evans
Winfred Bright
Vennetta Farris
A. C. Woodruff
E. E. Hambling
Mary Reed
Edna Arnold
Report by Mrs. J. A. Nunley at Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Thursday at IOOF Hall. Mrs. J. A. Nunley delivered a report from legislative representative B. C. Cowan. Easter lily decorations adorned officers stations. flowers were given by Mrs. Raymond Wright. Hostesses were Mrs. W. O. Clark and Mrs. Cleo Lowe. Fifteen members attended. Mrs. Clark presided. Next meeting set for 1 p.m. April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
J. A. Nunley
B. C. Cowan
Joint Brotherhood Board
Ray ‘Mond Wright
W. O. Clark
Cleo Lowe
Needle Club Meeting Notes and Next Host
Twelve members of the Colonial Needle Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Bain McCarell home 2506 26th Street A visitor was Mrs P C Owens The next meeting will be at Mrs A L Curtis 3311 27th Street at 2 p m on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Colonial Needle Club
Bain ‘McCarell
26Th St
P. C. Owens
A. L. Curtis
27Th St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruby Osborn
Shenstone
York Dispatch
Pearson
Avalanche-Journal
Odessa
Burbank
Donald Cotten
VirginIa CamMack
Mrs
James Mooneyham
Kay Hobbs
Cammack-Cotten
Linda
James) Stagner
Modern
Manos
House OF Beauty
34Th St
Wee PO Jean Johnson Success School
Makeras
Lamesa
YWCA
P.e.de
Lubbock Country Club
Allemanders
Mackenzie Park
Duncheon
Chapman
331
Names
Mrs. Hankins
Ava
Er Ol
Takao
Millett
HD Club
Phil
Lel
C.D
AVES
Beautiful Croft
Ian
34Th Street
Jersey
ARNEL
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