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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1946

Page

8

Easter Parade Finery Promises Fashion Showdown in Lubbock

The Avalanche-Journal notes Easter Sunday style in Lubbock with Miss and Mrs. Lubbock highlighted by shoppers reshaping wardrobes after wartime scarcity. Veterans face limited supplies as stores ease deliveries, while women showcase new sleeves, hats, and waistline trends for the church steps.

Bob Calley Avalanche-Journal Lean Jeck Lubbock Miss Miledy Merry Hole Baby Church Xeeman

Fashion copy teases new hosiery styles for both men and women

Numbers catch a man's eye as shoe makers tout names like Bridal Rose, Lover's Knot, Wedding Cake Rosette and Sweet Mystery. Nylons will draw glances from both genders as women compare neighbor's outfits and seek to complete their costume.

Milady

Dallas Leads State In Week's Building

Dallas issued 1,070,321 in build ing permits this week and 18,595,549 for 1946 to date, leading Texas for weekly totals though Houston tops the year with 31,970,052. Fort Worth ranked second for the week, San Antonio trails in 1946 totals, while Austin Odessa and Corpus Christi follow. Construction remains focused on residences as the postwar boom continues.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Austin Odessa Corpus Christi Lubbock

Texas U Journalism Head To Attend Meet

Paul T. Thompson, chairman of the University of Texas journalism department, will attend a meeting of the American Council for Education In Journalism in New York. The council will inaugurate a journalism accreditation program to guide newspapers employing journalism graduates or trainees.

Austin Paul T. Thompson University of Texas Department of Journalism American Council For Education In Journalism New York Thompson

Easter Egg Hunts At Lubbock Country Club

Children from two age groups hunted eggs on Saturday at Lubbock Country Club. Winners for under 6 were Nan Bacon Johnny Biffle Ann Alderson and Nancy Carolyn Cochran. Older children 7 to 12 included Sammy Scott Edward Langston Carolyn Maas and Chuck Stevens. Total participants reached fifty with refreshments served.

Lubbock Country Club Nan Bacon Johnny Biffle Ann Alderson Nancy Carolyn Cochran Sammy Scott Edward Langston Carolyn Maas Chuck Stevens G. W. Cochran Fenner Tubbs L. O. Robertson Harris Underwood George Livermore Waldo Trotter Roy Autry W. H. Evans

Aggie Muster Held Across World In Prayerful Tribute

Members of the South Plains A & M club gather at 8 30 this morning at St John s Methodist church Fourteenth and Ave X in observance of the annual Aggie muster. J Frank Ford notes the theme is prayer and tribute for more than 700 former A M students who died in World Wars I and II.

South Plains A & M Club St. John’s Methodist Church Fourteenth Ave. X J. Frank Ford

CWACs Who Want To Be WACs Spurned

Two Canadian Women Army Corps privates Pat Rivers and Anne Grymek traveled 3000 miles from Toronto to seek US Army Women's Army Corps enlistment in San Antonio. US officers cannot enlist them due to no policy under existing regs. They remain CWACs on 30 day terminal leave, praising Texas hospitality but awaiting policy change.

Pat Rivers Anne Grymek Canadian Women’s Army Corps Toronto WAC San Antonio U. S Brunette Ann Blonde Pat Pvt Rivers New York Georgia Anne Airforce San Antone

Eisenhower Joins Aggies In Muster at College Station

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower landed at Texas A and M college airport at 6 pm to join Aggie ex-students in a victory homecoming gain an honorary degree and attend the muster tomorrow. A crowd of about 2000 welcomed him after a stop at Denison Texas. The homecoming culminates tomorrow morning at 8 30 with the traditional memorial.

College Station Dwight D. Eisenhower Texas A M. College Airport Aggie Denison Tex

Postal Workers Pay Raise Wins Approval

The Senate post office committee unanimously approved a flat $400 yearly pay raise for most postal employees after House passage. Postmaster General Hannegan estimates a $122 million annual cost and notes the measure raises take home pay for a 40 hour week versus the prior 48 hour week. Hourly and part time workers would receive a 20 percent increase, not the flat amount.

Washington Senate Post Office Committee House Robert E. Hannegan Hannegan

Copyreader James Meade dies after six month illness

James Walter Meade 56 a Star Telegram copyreader and Fort Worth resident for two and a half years died Friday in a Dallas hospital after a six month illness. He was born in New Orleans and services are set for Monday.

Fort Worth James Walter Meade Star-Telegram Dallas New Orleans

Los Angeles Claims Largest City Area Worldwide

Los Angeles is described as spanning 451,867 square miles, noted as the largest city area in the world.

Los Angeles

Eisenhower to Speak at Kyle Stadium Memorial Service

General Eisenhower will headline a Muster at Kyle Stadium paying tribute to 694 Aggie war dead from World Wars I and II. The event honors fallen students and alumni with a formal address and commemorative ceremonies.

Kyle Stadium Gen Eisenhower Aggie

Patient Returns to Chiropractic Care After Adjustment

The patient breathed deeply after the adjustment and displays reactions while recovering health. He continues occasional check-ups to monitor whether spinal vertebrae affect his condition.

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