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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

6

Highest fashion shown on jetliner style show over prairie

A Midwest air fashion show staged by 12 former stewardesses aboard an Eastern jet over Iowa and Wisconsin showcased gingham dresses and hair waved styles. Models wore Bonwit Teller looks with Kazan hair. 120 passengers donated to a children's school, while viewing from a移angled coach amid snow and lake views.

Susan Taylor UPI Iowa Wisconsin Midwest Bonwit Teller Chicago Michel Kazan Paris New York Palm Beach Oakbrook Ill Eastern Airlines Bonaparte Addison O'Hare International Prairies Dubuque Mississippi River la Crosse Wis Green Bay Lake Michigan O'Hare Priscilla Hendricks Harper's Bazaar

Lubbock Women's Club Boards Hear Reports

Mrs. Harold Warshaw gave a brief history and orientation of the Lubbock Women's Club at a Monday board meeting. She reported the club house roof has been replaced. The advisory board met before the past presidents luncheon. President-elect Mrs. Jack Strong announced a fall opening coffee on September 1 with a circus theme.

Lubbock Women's Club Harold Warshaw Loy Wylie Grey Lewis David Vignes Elmer McKinney House and Grounds

Lubbock Clubs and Meetings Calendar Highlights

Readable entries list social, civic, and religious group meetings across Lubbock. Highlights include Meadowbrook Women’s Golf Association, YWCA events, Lubbock Bridge Club, Rainbow Girls at Masonic Hall, and PEO sisterhood activities with times ranging from morning to evening at various local venues.

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Tricia Nixon Chooses June 12 for White House Wedding

Tricia Nixon said the June 12 wedding date is set for the White House ceremony at 4 p.m. EST possibly outdoors. She spoke at the Easter Monday Egg Roll on the South Lawn and hinted the guest list is under control while declining to reveal gown details.

Washington UPT Tricia Nixon Edward Finch Cox White House Pat Nixon Connie Stuart Tricia and Cox Tricia Harvard Law School Nixon Priscilla Boston Trivia New York UPI

Local Lubbock forum hosts Genghis Khan talk today

Conny Martin discusses The World of Genghis Khan at the 3 pm meeting of the Lubbock Woman's Forum in the First National Pioneer Building with Mrs Jimmie Kerr as program leader. Rem Thompson reads the collect and hostesses include E K Hufstedler C N Hallmark E B Kelly and others. Kay Abney bridal shower at 7:30 pm at Mrs Bert Rose's home 3814 54th St ahead of June 19 wedding in First United Methodist Church. Flair for Living Roundtable holds final luncheon at noon Friday in the Lubbock Women's Club with Rev Jack Drake presenting As Birds Color the Sky. Reservations due by Thursday noon.

Lubbock Meadowbrook Ion Word of Truth Prat Federal Savings and Toe Women's Missionary Council of the First Assembly’ of God Church PEO Con Serry Hower Knoxvile Laghork Bob McMulan Tan St Uienaeum Club WO. Reed Abt Ind St Forson's Forum Suonal Pioneer Building Conny Martin Genghis Khan Lubbock Woman’s Forum First National Pioneer Building Jimmie Kerr Rem Thompson Mmes E. K. Hufstedler C. N. Hallmark E. B. Kelly Douglas Parker Noel Stalnaker Cliff Cummings Kay Abney Matt ‘Trub Bert Rose 54Th St Noble Abney J. D. Leftwich R. H. Fulton J. L. Castro First United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Chritian Inez Ferrell

Honor Bestowed On Area Woman

Hale County farm wife Mrs. James E. Laney of Hale Center was named Region I winner in the Texas Conservation Homemaker contest. She will be honored May 7 in Balls. the award honors homemakers for home and farm conservation work. Laney’s 1,661 acre farm near Hale Center features waterways, soil-test based fertilizer, stocking tanks with fish, and crops including cotton and grain sorghum. She practices home conservation by freezing produce. she is active in 4-H, the Plainview Junior League, and local cotton promotion groups.

College Station Hale County Texas Conservation James E. Laney Hale Center Texas Fort Worth Laney Plainview Hale County Cotton Promotion Association High Plains Training Center

Monterey High seniors honored at multiple domestic gatherings

Graduating senior Giadicti MT Conners Benna Bairrington received a luncheon Monday at 3813 57th Street hosted by Mrs. Roy W. Smith with Donna Smith as co host. Honor guest was Mrs. James Baurrington, mother of the honoree. Daisies adorned the décor with ten guests present. Carla Davis, another Monterey High School senior, enjoyed a Monday afternoon party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Garth English at 3109 32nd with Mrs. English and Miss Karen English and Miss Carol French of Atlanta assisting.

Benna Bairrington Monterey High School Roy W. Smith Donna Smith James Baurrington Carla Davis Garth English 32Nd St

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