Courtesies Given For Monterey High Seniors Events
A series of senior honors are planned across Monterey High School students. Sandra Holloway and Karen Fortenberry receive luncheons and home gatherings at Hemphill-Wells Monterey Center, with families and local hosts attending. Elina Perkins, Jane Ann Cummings, Karen Staley and others are noted for cola parties and noon gatherings at various homes, featuring school colors and floral decor, with dozens of guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Weinman
Sandra Holloway
Monterey High School
Gold
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey Center
J. M. Holloway
George Key
Plainview
Elina Ferkins
Jane Ann Cummings
Elina Perkins
Lubbock High School
Paul Bush
Patsy
Sith St
A. J. ‘Perkins
Bonner Cummings
Karen Staley
Aren Staley
Lubbock
Country Club
Kenneth Rafferty
Johnnie L. Howell
C. Ab Rodgers
Gerald Lokey
C. E. Tillery
Susan Cathey
Arthur Gamble
41St “St
Dale ‘Johnson
J. B.idwell
Charles ‘Cathey
Pattie Sullivan
Patti Sullivan
Monterey
Cen Ter
M. L. Stiles
Wayne Sullivan
Bella Cannon
Bela Cannon
Idalou High School
Hemphill-Wells Tea
Arenee Blackburn
F. H. Cannon
Dora Durham
Tea Planned By Pilot Club in Lubbock
The Pilot Club of Lubbock will host a tea Sunday afternoon at 2116 52nd Street to raise funds for a memorial to Mrs. Walter Ford who died in 1967. Ford was a charter member and former president of the club, served 23 years with the IRS, helped establish the YWCA Business Women's Lounge, and the program titled Experiences in the Life of a Pilot was presented by the public relations committee at the Lubbock Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club of
Lubbock
B. E. Winder
52Nd St
Walter Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Pilot Club
Ford
Business Women’s Lounge
YWCA
Lubbock ‘Women's Club
Alyne Joplin
LaRosa Garden Club Plans Spring Luncheon and Officers
LaRosa Garden Club met Thursday afternoon in the Municipal Garden and Arts Center for a program on Living With Flowers The Year Round. Methods of preserving drying and arranging flowers were discussed. Mrs Walter J Cartwright led. The next meeting features a spring luncheon and installation of officers at the Lubbock Country Club at noon May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRosa Garden Club
Municipal Garden
Artsnter
Walter J. ‘Cartwright
Lubbock Country Club
Delta Theta Chi Pledge Ceremony Held in Texas Home
The Texas Nu Chapter of Delta Theta Chi met at 2127 69th St. in a pledge ceremony led by Mrs. Bill McDade. New pledges named were Mrs. Charlie Denison and Mrs. Jimmy Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas. Nu
Delta Theta Chi
Ted Gist
69Th St
Bill McDade
Charlie Denison
Jimmy Taylor
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Romance and Family Strife
A batch of Ann Landers letters covers romance secrecy, a bus stop romance with a guarded woman, a separated but not divorced lover, a 26 year old woman burned by an uncommitted mate, and a wife troubled by nieces flirting with Uncle Ralph. The column counsels Alfie to drop the spooky arrangement, notes the dangers of hidden partners, and endorses honest self-preservation while inviting readers to send their questions to the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denar Ann. Landers
Yvonne
Alfie
Ann Landers
Ralph
Anxious To Trade Leonard Smith at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion join for the 19th district spring convention at the Pioneer Hotel. Mrs Ells P Schmid presides as district president. Mrs George Berry and Mrs Tilman Jones will be honored guests. Book er T Washington Unit 808 hosts the event with Merelene Bates as general chairperson. Junior Forum sopsteator meeting and seniors registration occur today. Girl State panel meets noon to 2 pm. general business sessions begin at 2:30 pm with unit honors. Joint session Sunday includes luncheon and an honor parade for Mines Berry and Jones followed by Poppy Citations and Memorial Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis P. Schmid
William Schroeder
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Pioneer Hotel
American. Legion
Pioneer
Ells P. Schmid
George. Berry
Tilman Jones
Booker. T
Washington
Merelene Bates
Auxiliary
Legion
Mines
Berry
Jones
New Decorating Trends Discussed By Ione Priest
Mrs. L. E. Parsons spoke at the Lubbock Women's Club Flair For Living Roundtable on decorating trends. On leave from Dunlap's to finish design degree requirements, she has three children and a grandson. She displayed indoor outdoor carpet chairs and artificial flowers to give homes a warm feeling. She noted that houses need a lift in appearance when unexpected guests arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E .Parsons
Lubbock Women's Club
Interior designer offers decorating insights and tips
Mrs Parsons shares client renderings and room showings, urging homeowners to convey preferences. She emphasizes personal style, proportional accessories, and non symmetric arrangements. Lighting concepts and non permanent room separation using screens or steps are discussed, plus arranging chairs for conversation.
Loyalty Club Meets For Scripture Song
The Loyalty Club gathered at Mrs. Leslie Green's home at 3520 26th St with thirteen members present. Mrs. W. M. Freeman led, songs opened with Love Lifted Me, Ed Greer read scripture, and Mrs. Coleman Cowan led devotional.visitor Mrs. Raymond Moore of Cleburne attended. Next meeting set for May 3 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. C R House 907 First St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty Club
Leslie Green
26Th St
W. M. Freeman
Ed. Greer
Coleman Cowan
Raymond Moore
Cleburne
C. R. House
Fist St
WSCS Names Officers Agape Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Agape Methodist Church met Thursday morning with presider Mrs Gene Bob Crittles. New officers elected include president James Ed Elliott vice president Dewey Rinehart secretary Ed Strickland treasurer Jerry Willett christian social relations chairman Robert Oliver missionary education chairman David Landor spiritual life cultivation Weldon Wells local church activities John Anthony membership Dale Blackburn nominating Orville Wilmington sunshine chairman Ed Downs Joseph Schimsa telephone Howard Long John Binion circle leaders. A rummage sale at the church activity building May 23 was planned. The program on Martin Buber A Modern Bridge Between Judaism and Christianity was presented by Mrs Cribbs. The next meeting will be a luncheon at 11 30 a.m. May 16 at the Howne Crier when officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agape Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gene Bob
Crittles
James
Ed Elliott
Dewey Rinehart
Ed Strickland
Jerry, Willett
Robert Oliver
Christian Social Relations
David Landor
Weldon Wells
Tom Blakemore
John Anthony
Dale Blackburn
Orville Wilmington
Sunshine
Ed Downs
Joseph Schimsa
Howard Long
John Binion
Martin Buber
Cribbs
Howne Crier
Bride Elect Honored In Thursday Shower
Miss Chris Adrean bride elect of Don Jones was feted at a Thursday shower hosted by Mrs. Jack Strong at 3402 64th. Co host Miss Linda Strong assisted. Blue carnations and white stock adorned the serving table as guests included Mrs. Ray Adrean, mother of the bride elect, and Mrs. Travis Jones, mother of the groom designate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Adrean
Don Jones
Jack Strong
Linda Strong
Ray Adrean
Travis Jones
Llano Batacado Duplicate Bridge Winners
The Llano Batacado Duplicate Bridge Unit met at the Maxey Community Center on Thursday night. North-south winners were Kopf and Thompson, Ohnemus and Furr. Pennington and Collier placed third. East-west winners were Allen and spouse. Rush and Rogers second. Wells and Phelps third. Next game is at Allen Brothers American Legion Post at 7:35 p.m. next Thursday. For details, contact Mrs. W. J. Collier at SW5-4821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Batacado
Maxey Community Center
J. K. Kopf
Roy Thompson
E. J. Ohnemus
Don Furr
Wesley Collier
H. A. Pennington
J G. Allen
Rufus Rush
Otis Rogers
Weldon Wells
Ed Phelps
Allen Brothers American Legion
W. JF. Collier
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Albert. Fortenberry
C. M. Neel
59Th St
Don B. Austin
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Lubbock ‘Country Club
Ione Priest
Women's News Staff
Bill
Tend District
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Women's Lews
Lubbock, Texas
WSCS
Cklace Ee Bros
State Bank
Farah
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