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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
2
A letter column from Ann Landers gathers varied responses from women who forgave or left cheating husbands. Readers from Buffalo Butte Fort Lauderdale Los Angeles Morristown Ottawa describe outcomes, lessons, and regrets. Tomorrow's installment teases teen views on a cheating father.
Miss Shera Ann Harris and James Stanley Morrison wed at 7 p m at Hereford First Methodist Church officiated by Rev Clifford Trotter. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Harris, wore French lace over satin with empire bodice and full length A line skirt. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Morris Morrison of Canyon. They plan a Las Vegas wedding trip then reside in Canyon.
Six citizens of Boys and Girls State will be presented in a program during a covered dish supper at 7 30 p m today for the George S Berry American Legion Auxiliary in the Post home Brownfield Highway and West 66th St A C Bullard 19th district Boys State chairman will present Rendy Bullard Monterey High School Michael Clendenen of Coronado High School and Randy Kerr of Lubbock High School Mrs Edmund L Hardy 19th district Girls State Chairman will present Amy Anderson of Lubbock Christian High School Vickie Kinard of Roswell High School and Ann Porter of Monterey High School Special guests will be parents of the Boys and Girls State citizens
Miss Olivia Bernice Beeman and Coy Lud Sharp wed in the First Baptist Church Chapel in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Bernice Beeman, and groom, son of Robert Walton of Odessa, were married by Rev. Boyce Evans. Attendants, gowns, and reception details are listed. couple to live in Seminole after honeymooning in Mexico City.
In Tulia the couple exchanged double ring vows at the Church of Christ on Third and Donley Streets with Morgan Sturgess officiating. The bride wore white peau de soie with lace and seed pearl appliques. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Joe Arnold. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
Miss Jessica Geneva Pool and John David Latimer exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home in Levelland. The couple will reside at 300 Grape St Abilene after a honeymoon to Cloudcroft New Mexico. The bride is a 1964 Levelland High School graduate and medical technician at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. The groom is from El Paso and Miami and serves as Abilene Reporter News photographer while completing Hardin-Simmons University studies.
Mary Sinclair wed Clinton Neal Shaw at the bride’s parents home in Fort Worth in a Saturday ceremony. The couple plans to live in Fort Worth with Sinclair teaching speech therapy and Shaw working as an accountant at Texas Electric Service Co.
Mr and Mrs Monte Wise and children Johnanna 10 Jack 8 and Christine 4 of LaCrosse Wisconsin visiting in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Tommy Starnes 2520 37th St Mrs Wise formerly Bette Joe Starnes of Lubbock attended Texas Tech Delta Gamma and Phi Gamma Delta. they arrived Friday and plan to leave Tuesday for La Crosse.
More visitors to Canada’s 67 will come from a mat area within 600 miles of Montreal.
An old testimonial states that skin vitalizing cream smooths wrinkles and refines skin texture for a glow described as an English countryside look. It recommends nightly application with upward outward strokes and notes drug stores supply this cream. Margaret Merril
Modern women suffer constipation with bloating and fat indigestion due to irregular bowel habits and diet. Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets claim to improve digestion, boost bile flow, and gently stimulate laxation without a prescription, advertised as available at drug counters everywhere.
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