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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
2
Readers seek guidance on newsroom loyalty relationship issues and coping with grief and loss. An anonymous letter-writer describes desk theft and a bourbon discovery leading to probation while others question boundaries in office romance and family dynamics.
Miss Rilla Ann Kollenberg and Singleton James Neyland Jr were married at 4 p.m. Sunday in St. Michael Catholic Church. Rev. Thomas M. Demon officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore ivory silk peau de soie with a bateau neckline and pearl accents.
Miss Maegene Nelson of Lubbock served as maid of honor and Miss Linda Neyland of Lubbock was a bridesmaid as a large wedding party gathered at Sagewood Country Club. The bride, Miss Neyland, wore a Chantilly lace mantilla and a maize silk gown with back cathedral train, and the couple plans a honeymoon to Ruidoso New Mexico before settling in Lubbock.
Miss Ruth Frances Fuqua and Michael Andrew Passerb, Texas Tech graduates, married Saturday evening at Cox Chapel Highland Park Methodist Church Dallas. Rev. William H. Dickinson Jr. officiated. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with Sabrina neckline and chapel train. Bridesmaids and groomsmen listed. reception at bride’s mother's home. The couple plans to reside in Carrollton after a wedding trip.
Miss Sandra Worrall of Fort Worth bride elect of Robert O Neal will be honored from 730 to 9 PM at the home of Mrs Merlin L Cooper 6208 Louisville Co Hostesses include Mrs W L Smith G W Thrush Clarence Young John Elliott James C Spencer Walter O Neal Walter Granberry and Miss Sandra Smith Pink and white will be the colors A pink lace tablecloth and white flora centerpiece will be used China will be the hostess gift Special guests include Mrs R V O Neal and Sandy mother and sister of the prospective bridegroom and Mrs G E O Neal grandmother of the prospective groom A new French toast flavor will be introduced by seasoning the egg and milk dip with vanilla and cinnamon.
Local groups gather this week with start times at 7 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. at venues including YMCA Municipal Garden Art Center and Family Park Shopping Center. Groups listed include Mendsy Golden Youth Club, Coronado Toastmistress Club, South Plains Writers Club, Family Circle, Shepherd King Lutheran Church Women, Alles Brothers American Legion Auxiliary, and a Board of Directors meeting at 9:30 a.m. in Lubbock Women's Club.
Miss Galaca Dell Williams and Gary Norman Jones wed in a 3 p.m. home ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. Bill Cook. The couple, both from Levelland and Crosbyton areas, plan a New Mexico wedding trip after the reception at the bride’s parents’ house.
Safety is emphasized for homes with elderly residents. Slip resistant ceramic mosaic tile is recommended for bathroom, shower and kitchen floors. Ceramic tile is easy to maintain as it requires no waxing or refinishing.
The bridegroom is a Texas Tech junior majoring in horticulture and a Lubbock High School graduate. He belongs to Alpha Zeta fraternity and works as a self employed professional.
Miss Linda Gail Karrh and Kenneth Charles Brown announce their engagement and plan to exchange vows August 28 at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Parents are Mr. and Mrs Rayburn Karrh Hale Center and Mr. and Mrs C H Brown Moscow Pennsylvania. The bride elect graduated in 1961 from Texas Tech with an education degree. Brown earned a degree in club management from Florida State University in Tallahassee.
Miss Vicky Ellen Menix and Delmer Lee Walton wed at 7 30 p m in Grace Lutheran Church Lamesa with Rev Douglas Robbins officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Menix and the groom son of Mrs S D Walton and the late Mr Walton The ceremony featured a white polyester lace gown with an A line skirt and matching veil The couple planned a reception at Forrest Park Community Center and a two piece blue crepe ensemble for the wedding trip
Toastmistress Club meeting today at noon in the Aztec Room Caprisk Hotel Lubbock features the theme Everybody Speak. Mrs James Couch presides Mrs Homer Brady is toastmistress and Mrs Allen D Loter gives the invocation. A parliamentary drill led by Mrs Georgia Delaway. membership inquiries via Mrs Crouch SW9 6437.
A notice explains that deodorant works better when you relax for at least five minutes after application. This pause lets the product sink in before perspiration forms a film.
A playful home craft promotes bright red tire sandbox ideas for children. It suggests painting an old tire, filling the center with sand, and notes the soft rubber surface prevents splinters while kids sit on the tire tube.
New store hours announce Saturday evening and Thursday night openings. W D Wilkins Co adds a new passenger elevator at 2204 Ave as part of updated facilities. Constipation aid Caroid and Bile Sales Tablets claim to ease irregular bowel habits and related indigestion with gentle action.
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