Cherish the memory anddating advice from Ann Landers
The column presents three reader cases. A woman mourns her fiancé Timmy after an accident and asks if she should keep his engagement ring. advice urges cherishing memory but moving on. Other letters offer workplace etiquette for women and how to handle loan repayment with relatives, with practical guidance and an invitation to write for more help.
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Ann Landers
Timmy
Tim
Ann
Black Black
Friend
Open House Marks 60th Wedding Anniversary Couple
Open house for 60th wedding anniversary hosted 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at 1310 33rd St. by W. Randol Robinson and Betsy Robinson. The couple, married in Palo Pinto County, have lived in Lubbock 17 years and attend Pioneer Park Church of Christ. Neighbors Mrs Daisy Simmons, Mrs Frances Roberts and Mrs Les Hooper host. They enjoy smocking pillows and handwork.
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Ruby Osborn
Randol
Betsy
W. Randol Robinson
Robinsons
33Rd St
Daisy Simmons
Frances Roberts
Les Hooper
Robinson
Palo Pinto County
Mrs. Robinson
BSP Chapters Flan Ceremonies and Pledge Rituals Held
Xi Gamma Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. James Smith home to plan Founders Day events and install officers at Ming Tree May 2. Alpha Delta chapter hosted a Hawaii travel program and nominated the Confederate Home for Men as the state project with future meetings set.
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Charles Reed
Cuba
Jon Cassel
Theta Chi
Maises
Bill Wicks
Richard Garner
Cecil Wilson
Leslie Pattersort
E. Z. Hogan
Mmes
Bobby Assitar
Terry Williams
Bill Tanner
Joe Johnson
Darlene McGlathlin
Norman Spears
Alvin Parramore
James Bowers
Milton West
Gene Reece
Alpha Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lubbock
Richard Rutledge
Hawaii
Orient
Jerry Ince
Ave. W
Austin
Gerald Trainham
Sweetwater
Marvin Woodall
68Th St
Donna Jean Is Wed To Marvin Robinson
Miss Donna M. Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawson M Jean of Huntsville Alabama wed Marvin Lee Robinson son of Mr and Mrs W F Robinson of Sundown. Johnny R Mackey officiated at 9 a m April 10 at Farley Church of Christ Huntsville Alabama. The bride wore a white semiformal gown and carried white carnations. Her sister Helen Ann Jean was maid of honor with brother Jerry W Jean as best man and ushers Bobby Black and Mickey Byrd. The bride works as a cashier in Miracle City. The Robinsons are in the U S Army and will be posted to the U S Embassy in Paris France.
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Levelland
Farley Church of Christ In
Huntsville
Ala
Donna M. Jean
Lawson M. Jean
Marvin Lee Robinson
W. F. Robinson
Sundown
Johnny R. Mackey
Helen Ann Jean
Jerry W. Jean
Bobby Black
Mickey Byrd
Hazel Green High School
Miracle City
Robinsons
U.S. Army
U.S
Paris
France
Displaying the U.S. Flag by Condition and Stars
The note states that a flag may be displayed if in reasonably good condition regardless of the number of stars. It emphasizes that physical wear does not bar display and focuses on overall upkeep and presentation.
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U.S
Officers Elected By Tech Dames Club
The Texas Tech Dames Club convened in the Agricultural Engineering Building for officer elections. New officers include Betty Martin as president and Dorothy Houchin as first vice president, with listings for second vice president and other roles. fifty six members attended.
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Texas Tech Dames Club
Agricultural Engineering
Mmes
Betty Martin
Dorothy Houchin
Carolyn Conner
Merlene Chaudoin
Janice Green
Jellean Cook
Martha Gardenhire
Mary Finch
Bobby Sue Jolly
Wanda Tolleson to Wed David Trent
The engagement of Wanda Tolleson to David Ray Trent is announced by the Tolleson and Trent families. The couple plans to marry June 1 and will reside in Lubbock after the wedding.
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Wanda Tolleson
David Trent
Idalou
David Ray Trent
Charles B. Tolleson
L. R. Trent
39Th St
Lubbock
Idalou ‘High School
Kessie Lee
Hair Design Institute
Oleta
Trent
Lubbock High School
Key Auto Supply
Viet Nam Opens New Refinery to Use Cane Feed
Saigon reports a milestone as a new refinery begins operation feeding one thousand tons of cane daily into its processing stream. The project expands Vietnam's industrial capacity and sugar sector output.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tech editors resign over censorship at Texas Tech
Two Sigma Tau Delta judges rejected a poem and a short story for awards citing literary merit. Press officials objected to sex references, prompting editors Heath and Chandler to resign in protest at Texas Tech. Chandler plans Harvard PhD, Heath to medical school.
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Roger L. Brooks
Thomas Bruce Waters
Tech Press
Dr. Brooks
Margaret Schrader
the Press
Brooks
Chandler
Tech
Sigma Tau Delta
Byron
Heath
Texas Tech
Harvard
Harbinger
Toreador
Browns consign first timers at Caprock spring sale
Angus Sale GU Caprock Blackcap 12 won her class at several shows and sold to Smith Angus Farm Brownfield for 500 dollars. Reserve champion Cap rock Farms Black Prince 29th weighed 1000 pounds as a yearling and sold for 575 dollars to Billy Fields. Hy-View Farms owner John Littlefield previously had last year’s reserve champion. Browns first time consignors at this spring sale. Ray Sims and Guy Shull auctioned the items with Ron Davenport of Texas Tech judging.
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Caprock
Browns
Smith Angus Farm
Brownfield
Billy Fields
Groom
Caprock Farms
John Littlefield
Hy-View Farms
Ray Sims
Leawood
Kan
Guy Shull
Elgin
Okla
Ron Davenport
Texas Tech
Legion Meets as Fare Chair Reports and Delegates Elected
The meeting covers fare chair duties and committee reports. Delegates and alternates to the national convention in New Orleans in September are elected.
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New Orleans
Officers Installed At Newcomers Meeting
Newcomers Club met for bridge canasta and dessert at the Chicken Shack. Officers were installed and a gift given to outgoing president Mrs. Bill Watkins by Mrs. Perry Wenzel. Flower centerpiece won by Mrs. Carie Evans. Bridge winners were Mrs. Wenzel Ed Roberts and Clyde Smart. Canasta winners were Mrs. Bill Westerfield and Mrs. Billy Spear. Next meeting 11 30 a.m. May 2 at Hillcrest Country Club.
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Chicken Shack
Bill Watkins
Perry Wenzel
Carie Evans
Wenzel
Ed Roberts
Clyde Smart
Bill Westerfield
Billy Spear
Hillcrest Country Club
Japanese firm to build factory in Niger
A Japanese company plans construction of a new factory in Niger signaling expanded manufacturing ties. The project involves local officials and aims to boost employment and economic activity in the region.
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Tokyo
Niger
Engineers Hear About Sewage Effluent Use at Lubbock
Frank Gray, managing partner of farms handling sewage effluent of Lubbock, described a system that uses city sewage for crop irrigation during the Southwest Section meeting at Texas Tech. A conducted tour of engineering installations in and around Lubbock followed the technical session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Southwest Section
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Lubbock
Frank Gray
Student Union
Texas Tech
Gray
Warren S. Harris
University of Arkansas
T. L. Austin Jr
Texas Power and Light Co
Dallas
Elmer R. Daniel
Oklahoma State University
Herman Tripple Hog Co
Wiggins, Lo
De Gaulle Sees EU Sovereignty with NATO at Core
De Gaulle stressed France must retain sovereignty within a united Europe and keep its deterrent, including atomic arms, to defend against threats while contributing to allied security. He noted American allies possess vast power but warned the scenario of future atomic use is uncertain and France must be able to strike if attacked.
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Europe
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Queson
de Gaulle
America
He Addi
Charges Dropped In County Court Case
A county case against Eddie Johnson, 46, was dismissed after Assistant County Attorney Quinn Brackett moved to drop charges due to insufficient evidence. Earlier, three defendants pled guilty: Jose Dominguez Gutierrez, 18, fined 50 dollars and 30 days jail for misdemeanor theft. Herbert R. Menefee, 44, fined 75 dollars and three days jail for drunken driving. J. W. Vaughnman, 37, fined 25 dollars for passing a worthless check.
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Asst. Co. Atty
Quinn Brackett
Eddie Johnson
Ave. D
Herbert R. Menefee
Birch
J. W. Vaughnman
Elm
Veterans Group Holds Convention in Lamesa
About 150 visitors are expected at a two day Region I Disabled American Veterans convention in Lamesa. Delegates from Amarillo Abilene San Angelo Sweetwater Plainview El Paso Lubbock Big Spring Midland Borger and other area cities will attend. Registration starts at 1 p.m. at Forrest Park Community Center. A banquet will close the first day and Sunday features include rehabilitation sessions committee meetings appointments and election of new regional officers. State commander A A Alexander of Dallas and other officers will be present.
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Lamesa
DAV
Forrest Park
Amarillo
Abilene
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Plainview
el Paso
Lubbock
Big Spring
Midland Borger
A. A. Alexander
Dallas
Exchange Teacher Speaks on English and American Customs
Mrs. Paul R. Sheehan hosted the Fine Arts Group of the Lubbock AAUW as Miss Glenna Roberts served as co hostess. Guest speaker Miss Dianne Drinkwater, an exchange teacher from Wheelock Elementary School in England, compared customs between the two nations. Fourteen members attended with guest Mrs. Pat Williams. A dinner is planned May 16 at the Plainsman Hotel.
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Paul R. Sheehan
38Th St
Lubbock
AAUW
Glenna Roberts
Dianne Drinkwater
Wheelock
England
America
Pat Williams
Plainsman Hotel
Reese AFB Observes National Library Week Theme
Reese Air Force Base joins National Library Week with theme Reading The Fifth Freedom Enjoy It. Reese Tech and Lubbock libraries promote available reading material, with open houses 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday and Wednesday featuring coffee rolls and guest officials.
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Reese Air Force Base
National Library
Reese
Texas Tech J
Lubbock
Tech
Curtis E. le May
Air Force
National Library Week
Air Force Library Service
Reese Library
James A. Gunn III
Ray Janeway
Texas Tech
G. H. Sandy
Tech Library
Flag Presentation Sunday at Under Memorial Library
A flag will be presented at 3 p m Sunday to the Under Memorial Library by the Veterans of World War I USA Inc Barracks 1847. The public is invited and special dedication ceremonies will be held with Auxiliary members participating per M A Dunn publicity director.
Auto Registration In Hockley County
Levelland special report: Hockley County registered 10 850 vehicles through Feb 1 to Apr 5. Receipts totaled 269 542 77 in four categories passenger cars 7 365 commercial vehicles 1 859 farm trucks 1 378 and 90 truck tractors.
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Levelland
Hockley County
Frank Burnett
Burnett
Meet Me in St Louis Song Introduced in St Louis
The song Meet Me in St Louis was introduced in St Louis marking its premiere in the city with the public debut of the tune. The introduction connected the city to the musical piece and its early reception.
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St. Lou
St. Louis
125th Anniversary to Be Observed Today by Co-Op
The South Plains Electric Co-op marks its silver anniversary with a public open house at its new 110 N Amarillo Rd headquarters from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Today’s dedication features remarks by R A Yarbrough, college scholarships to three essay contest winners, and two co-op directors elected in a business session. Barbecue lunch available. GE scholarship awarded to Tonda Curry of Wolfforth. The co-op serves over 8,000 connections with 2,338 miles of lines across Lubbock Hale Hockley and Crosby counties and employs 60 people.
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South Plains Electric Co-op
Jfour Area
N. Amarrillo Rd
Mackenzie State Park
Municipal
R. A. Yarbrough
Childress
National Rural Electric Cooperatives Organization
Justifiable homicide verdict closes twin Clovis shootings
A special verdict found Cirilo Villa not guilty by justification after a March 17 shooting of Guadalupe Madrid in Clovis. Earlier that night, 19 year old Robert Guthrie was killed in a separate incident believed to be mistaken identity. Eight witnesses testified with Villa claiming self defense while Madrid threatened him with a bottle.
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Clovis
Cirilo Villa
Lazbuddie
Justice of the Peace
M. P. Morgan
Guadalupe Madrid
Villa
Madrid
Robert Glenn Guthrie
Eastern New Mexico University
Guthrie
Swisher 4-H to stage Favorite Food Show
Swisher County 4 H will host a Favorite Food Show this afternoon in Burk s Auction Barn cafeteria. Judging starts at 1 30 p m and the public may view the exhibition from 4 to 4 45 p m. The senior winner and a junior advance to the District 4 H contest in Lubbock on May 4.
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Tulsa
Swisher County
Lubbock
Caprock Secretaries Week Opens With Boss of the Year Set
Caprock chapter of the National Secretaries Association kicks off Secretaries Week Sunday with a Boss of the Year and Secretary of the Year announcement slated for Wednesday at the Lubbock Country Club. CPS designation announced for two chapter secretaries Jeanelle Bagwell and Ella Mae Jordan.
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Caprock
National Secretaries Association (International
Lubbock Country Club
Florence Adams
33Rd St
Oleta Whitfield
NSA
CPS
Caprock Chapter
Jeanelle Bagwell
Ella Mae Jordan
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Tech Dames Club
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