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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
7
A student columnist notes summer school at the university blends socializing with early dawn routines and lab work. She reflects on the challenges of chemistry labs, the grind of 90-minute sessions, and the need for persistence, while urging patience for slow-paced lab partners.
August brings writers conferences and rising interest in publishing as CELESTINE SIBLEY reports from the Writers News Service. The piece notes poets, teachers, and students pursuing craft, cites Dao from Vietnam studying chemistry, and recalls Erekin Caldwell’s path to success through hardship and eventual publication. A France report adds a legend of St. Guirec’s statue drawing single women seeking mates with a needle toss.
Miss Suzanne Spratt was honored with a bridal luncheon at Mrs. Larry LaRoe’s home 2421 56th St. in royal blue and white decor. She will wed Harry Von Sargent of Iowa Park September 5 at First Methodist Church. guests included her mother Mrs. Spratt and sister Miss Carol Jane Spratt plus local friends and relatives.
A luncheon honored Dana Sue Fenley, with Mrs. Edm Poanvex of Sinan as host for the Jamethem event. Guests included Mrs. Dan Fen ley and Mrs. E. H. Wharton Jr., mothers of the couple, and the wedding is planned at St. John's Methodist Church.
Mrs. Hunter Bryant Mrs. S F Commer and Miss Linda Haught entertain at Hemphill Wells Monterey Center at 1 pm today to honor Miss Gayj Vaught bride elect of Davidson First Methodist Church. Decorations in green and white. hostess gift a electrical appliance. twelve guests attend. Grandmother visit noted. Connie Sies returns to Houston after month with grandmother Mrs W B Sides.
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