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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
9
A garbled anonymous letter asks about teenage pregnancy and families taking in a baby while the mother completes her education. The writer notes conflict between parents of the teen and suggests professional help may be needed for deep seated issues.
The event honored Mrs Trammell as Miss Euen Guthrie with guests and hospitalities led by Mrs Hageld Snowden, Mrs McNew and Mrs John Wayne. Attendees registered at the table and enjoyed a ceremonial toast and refreshments.
A local ceremony honored Billie Rue Ward with a formal courtesy tribute. The event featured a serving table adorned with linen, floral centerpieces, and greenery, reflecting a traditional church setting.
Mrs Holmes hosts a luncheon with plans for the Baye Bohis wedding. Guests include Pars Allison Ny ml and Hh, with gifts of linens presented to the couple. The event took place at St Lavenbeth's Path die Chareh.
RICHLAND WASH Special report states the marriage occurred at 2 p m Saturday at a Methodist church. The couple, Carel Bay Davis and dee fon Te Porents, are listed with families in wash and Mead Mes ri IOI. Public notices mention a forthcoming reception and articles to be made for the Merican Cancer Society.
Mrs Daum hosts a luncheon at the Lubbock Club today at 1 pm honoring bridesmaids of Miss Dana McWile. Attendees include Mrs R McWilliams, mother of the bride, and others from Beaums ton and Waco. The wedding will be at Bradway Church of Christ at 7 pm Saturday with emerald green red and white decorations.
Angela Martin, a wine ventriloquist from New York, urges teens to practice diction to improve voice quality. She explains voice as an instrument influenced by breathing, offers exercises like reading aloud with a book on the belly, and shares her path from child performer to ventriloquist with hopes to help young audiences.
Washington reports the experimental TEX craft fighter is slated to fly in January or February 1965. Air Force Secretary Eugene M Zuckert said the TEN program is moving rapidly with top priority. A Fort Worth conference will review the craft layout and main components.
Minister Manuel Tello and US Ambassador Thomas Mann signed a Chamizal treaty at the Mexican Chancellor’s office. The accord, praised by both sides, aims to settle decades of border dispute over land near El Paso. The document now goes to each senate for approval before formal return of land to Mexico.
ACAPULCO Port authorities report the rescue of two fishermen and their Mexican cat companion after ten days adrift on the Miss Florida. The vessel, en route from Salina Cruz to Corinto, was storm-battered and towed to shore. One crew member, Adolfo Wilson of Nicaragua, remained in Salina Cruz.
Texas safety officials forecast 31 deaths on state highways during the Labor Day weekend, a figure slightly below last year's 32. Homer Garrison, director of Public Safety, pledges extra patrols and a robust safety drive. The Texas Junior Chamber will staff over 100 rest stops and back more than 700 safety signs, while the Drive Lighted and Live campaign resumes with the Texas Association of Branchters. Tunis dam plans noted in separate item.
Rev Delia Carnet founder of the Major Political Party of America says he talked with Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett about a 1964 presidential run. Carnet, pastor of East Henderson Baptist Church, will go to Jackson Sept 3 to meet Barnett who agreed to the appointment but did not commit. MPPA formed last month by Rusk County citizens aims to amend the Constitution to allow segregationists to live and educate separately, supports restricting foreign aid and reducing federal government powers. Carnett reports favorable response from seven states.
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