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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1962

Page

9

Brides-Elect Are Honored In Lubbock Luncheon

Miss Jane Baggett bride elect of Richard Edwards was feted at a noon Thursday luncheon at the Lubbock County Club. Hostesses were Mrs. H. C. Lewis and Mrs. Roy Forkner. Vows set for Aug 24 at Broadway Church of Christ. A tea honored Miss Mary Hand ahead of her Aug 25 wedding to Russell Adams at St. Paul’s Episcopal.

Jane Baggett Richard Edwards Lubbock County Hillcrest Country Club Mary Hand Russell Adams St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights

A selection of reader questions on marriage and money in brief form. A widow's view on lifelong commitment, paying baby sitters on dates, and refusing nursery furniture with a sample line suggestion. Advice notes emphasize mature responsibility, fairness, and seeking guidance through Ann Landers.

Mature Point Parents Face Child Demands After Illness

A recovering sick child can sour a parent child bond as blame shifts to parents for a lack of instant empathy. The article warns against excessive parental responsibility and explains how insistence on being perfect nurturers fosters egotism and dependence, urging calm, practical help instead.

Mrs. Lawrence Mommy Johnny

Mrs. Richard Dickey Active in Church and Civic Life

Mrs. Richard Dickey of 3304 39th St. is active in First Methodist Church and local civic groups with her children David and Linda. She belongs to Junior League of Lubbock Alpha Delta Pi and Lubbock City Panhellenic and lists painting swimming and bridge among hobbies. Recipes for fudge cake chicken parmesan and baked squash souffle accompany the feature.

Richard Dickey 39Th St David Linda First Methodist Church Junior League of

Gail Phillips Weds Kelly C Newman in Tahora Church

Gail Phillips and Kelly Carl Newman were married at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Church of Christ with K. G. Newman officiating. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Phillips of Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Newman of Plainview. The bride wore a white satin gown with a scoop neckline and long sleeves, a seed pearl crown and white orchid bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Nita Newman and bridesmaids Misses Barbara Taylor, Judy Johnson, and Charlotte Burkett. Best man was Dick Evans. ushers included Weldon Callaway and Bob Jamison. A reception followed at the home. The couple will reside at 5601 W. 19th St., Lubbock. she attended Lubbock Christian College, he attended Plainview High School and Texas Tech.

Tahora (Spenali Virginia Gail Phillips Kelly Carl Newman K. G. Newman Church of Christ James M. Phillips Wheeler Plainview Nita Newman Barbara Taylor Belton Judy Johnson Thalia Charlotte Burkett Dora N. O Fach Dick Evans Earth Weldon Callaway Amanita Bob Jamison Joe Sherman Plainview Flower Mrn Belinda Gail Howle Lynn Luttrell Houma

Ring Ceremony Unites Miss Nita McKelvain and Rev. Ross Dunn

Miss Nita Gay McKelvain and the Rev. Ross I Dunn wed at Forrest Heights Methodist Church in a 10 am ceremony read by Rev R S Watkins. The couple plans to reside in Lamesa where Dunn pastors Northridge Methodist Church.

Nita Gay McKelvain Ross I. Dunn Forrest Heights Methodist’ Church R. S. Watkins B. B. McKelvain Moran Badegroom D. I. Dunn Southland Lamesa Dunn Northridge Methodist Church Moran High School McMurry College Lubbock Southland High School Duke University

Testing candy with cold water and 12 ounce tumblers

The guidance suggests using very cold water to test candy even when a candy thermometer is used and recommends double checking with a cold water test. For purchases, 12 ounce water tumblers are suggested for convenient iced use.

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