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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
9
The society warns that many tooth injuries occur during play and on unprotected environments. Immediate reinsertions of knocked out teeth improve outcomes, while falls on concrete or dirt playgrounds cause most damage. Preventive measures include roughening surfaces, reducing horseplay near fountains, supervising walking and running, using seat belts, climbing safely, and wearing mouthguards in contact sports.
Mr. and Mrs. W W Raulie announce the engagement of daughter Barbara Ann to Kenneth E Carel with vows at 2 p m June 6 at First Christian Church Clovis Barbara Ann works for Plains Publishers Farwell and Carel is stationed at Cannon Air Force Base Mrs Mildred Erwin announces daughter Darlene to Bruce Burton both linked to Clovis employersListing includes further engagements for Barbara Faye Stone to Jon Leland Pressley and Joanna Gonser to Wendell E Bostwick with June weddings at local churches
Mr and Mrs C V Siler of Slaton announce the engagement of their daughter Dianna Lynn to Bill Rhoades son of Mr and Mrs C L Rhoades. The wedding is set for Aug 1 at First Baptist Church Slaton. Dianna Lynn is a Slaton High School junior and Bill Rhoades is a Brownfield High School graduate employed by Shop Rite Foods Andrews.
Dear Ann Landers column reveals reader questions about body image and weight loss versus appetite. The club asks if a thin friend truly dislikes sweets or merely follows a rigid diet. An additional letter discusses wedlock, finances, and a widowed mother seeking guidance on a live-in partner.
Mrs Davis presented a check to Mrs Sean Kindred for the Emergency School Nurses Fund as the council year service project to aid children without funds for medical care. Awards were given to Upation Sigma Chapter and Alpha Delta for yearbooks, with others for outstanding service and year awards.
The Lubbock Square Dance Federation hosts a May square dance at 8 p.m. on Saturday in the National Guard Armory on Fourth Street with featured caller Larry Wylie of Boulder making his second appearance in Lubbock.
Pat Cana teaches a method to grow spring flowers using a table setup. The notes describe a compact system for arranging and caring for blooms. The piece emphasizes practical steps and seasonal planting tips.
Miss Peggy Marie Rutherford daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Rutherford Jr of 3012 56th St and Harold Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs C T Lindsey of 1305 1st St were married Wednesday afternoon in the chapel of Sunset Church of Christ Virgil Trout minister officiated the double ring ceremony with Mrs C L Tomlinson as matron of honor The bride wore a red wool sheath dress and white gardenias accompanied by bridal attendants and guests donation to a training center is noted
Stanton reports the 34th anniversary Founders Day Banquet chaired by Miss Helen Thrailkill of Epsilon Delta Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p.m. in Cosden Country Club Big Spring with toastmistress Mrs Ray Louder. Program features Bert Schwale Mrs Lewis Roten Miss Jean Koonce and Miss Nona Betson. Mrs Judy Collins will present a special program. Mrs Glenn L Brown will attend.
Mrs Irene Haddox nationally known lecturer and flower show instructor will headline a floral art program at Municipal Garden and Arts Center at 2 p m today. The event titled arrangements for the Home includes a talk by Mrs Haddox and invites members of the Lubbock Council of Garden Clubs and the Lubbock Art Association.
Miss Kay Clapp bride elect of Charles Casebolt was honored at a dinner in the Gold Room Hemphill Wells Monterey Shopping Center. Hostesses presented a cookware set. guests included Mrs G C Clapp and seven others. The couple will marry May 30 at the First Christian Church. TEL AVIV copper smelter project noted.
Mrs. Cox operates the Norwell emergency communications center taking reports daily. To report a fire police medical help school nurse public health nurse civil defense tree warden highway department or similar dial 659 2211 for assistance.
New York reports the 33rd observance of Baby Week to highlight baby foods and related products. The notice invites newcomers and couples in the Bridge Club to a meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday at Holiday Inn South, 101 Slaton Hwy, with reservations via Mrs Charles A Wilson SH4 7398 before 5 p.m. Friday.
Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday night in Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Winners: first place Mr. and Mrs. John Vickers, second Josh Wright and Bennett Spekce, third Henry Blair and Matthew Taylor. Next meeting at 7:45 p.m. May 5 in the clubhouse. On the floor Edinburgh American carpets are being used in Scotland.
Fragmented article discusses bloating fullness and indigestion in women. Mentions irregular bowel habits and diet as contributing factors and references a product called Carold and Bile Sales Tablets as designed to treat symptoms.
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