Oriental Garden Quietly Made by Hammocks in Marlboro
Mrs. Benidean Hammock and her husband built a backyard Oriental garden from her designs at 2509 Marlboro. The couple created a peaceful retreat with careful layout and plant choices.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1969
Page
8
Vows Read In Snyder as Couple Ties The Knot
Mr and Mrs Charles Ray were married at Eastside Church of Christ with bride Cynthia Ann Davis and groom Darlin pledging vows. L. D. McCoy officiated. bride wore a floor length gown. Sylvia Carpenter served as maid of honor. bridesmaids Donna Couch Nancy Barron Martha Stephens. best man Terry Don Bell. groomsmen Bruce Darlin Jimmy Woodard Hank Houlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Carpenter
Port Arthur
Donna Couch
Nancy Barron
Martha Stephens
Terry Don Bell
Lubbock
Bruce Darlin
Carrolton
Jimmy Woodard
Floydada
Hank Houlett
Sherry Darlin
Larry Williams
Ring
Snyder High School
Lubbock Christian College
Monterey High School
Texas Tech
Orchid Enthusiasts Preserve Hammock Garden Ties
Residence at 2009 Marlboro features Benidean Hammock and judge Mrs. Hammock as caretakers of about 700 plants in an orchid collection spanning 10 genera. The Hammocks built an Oriental garden with a bridge and goldfish pond, while Mrs. Hammock serves in Texas Garden Clubs leadership and design roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benidean
Hammock
Marlboro
Rosa Garden Club
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Courage and Household Habits
A reader thanks Ann Landers for a column on child abuse and recalls an incident where teens were exposed to a naked man on a street. Another letter discusses domestic hygiene and permissive upbringing, asking if wives face similar issues. The paper guides readers to send problems to Ann Landers via the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Ann Landers
Jess
Breakfast Gathered by BSP Chapters Served at Red Raider Inn
Eighteen BSP oheotees hosted a Sunday breakfast at the Red Raider Inn with Phi Gamma Lambda and Lambda Iota charters assisting. Mrs. Ronald Graham welcomed guests and Mrs. Frank Ward announced TO PEKA Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Red Raider Inn
Phi Gamma Lambda
Lambda Iota
Ronald Graham
Frank Ward
Vows Pledged In Brownfield Special
Miss Shirley Ann Farrar and Cary M. Martin wed in a double ring ceremony at Crescent Hill Church of Christ. Officiant William L. Robinson of Levelland's Austin St. Church of Christ. Bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrar. The couple will reside in Canyon where the groom attends West Texas State University and works with Phillips Petroleum Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State University
Estancia High School
Alpha Kappa Psi
West Texas State
Brownfield High School
South Plains College
Martin
Phillips Petroleum Co
Wedding Vows At Hobbs First Baptist Church
Mrs. Cyn ithia June The bride, daughter of James Forrest Blaine, is a 1964 Hobbs High School graduate. She earned a BA from Wayland Baptist College and an MA from the University of New Mexico. The couple resides in Denver after Aug. 16 ceremony with attendants including Diane McAdams and Jim Holcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Peice
Odessa High
Coombes
Wayland
Temple Bapist Church
Denver
International iChoir
C. L. Coombes
Odessa
Diane McAdams
Paulette Bley
Linda Westfall
Jim Holcombe
Abilene
Malcomb Coombes
Elida
N.M
William Blaine
Midland
Dale Grisham
Kress
Tommy Dittcerner
White Deer
Cindy Morrison
Stephenie ‘Randolph
Kenneth Simpson
How to ripen green bananas quickly
Peel a method to speed up banana ripening using a brown bag. Place the bananas inside a warm dark pane for one or two days to hasten the process.
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Snyder
Mary 8Ue Miller
New York
Secord
Cs 1 of
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
Cochairman
TGC
Keeper
Reem Li
BSP
Peka, Kan
UPI
Paul Harvey
Met
4 Wild
Kansas
Marshall
Federal Savings and Loan Branch
34Th St
Brownfield
Bill Martin
Estancia
Susan Martin
Canyon
Carol Farrar
Balls
Audrain Martin
R. D. Martin
Denton
Leland Martin
David Yarion
Longview
Terry Martin
Greg [Martin
Derry ‘Berry
Broadway Church of Christ
Bud Fountain
Hobbs
Catuogno Piano
Mayflower
May
CI Andrey
Moving & Storage Services
Allen Steen
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