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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1962
Page
6
A compact beauty note describes a lipstick fitted into a hinge ideal for small spaces and an accompanying scene shows a girl receiving a bee themed gift of French perfume in a ribbed silk box.
This reader set includes Ann Landers responses to workplace imitation in clothing and a moral concern about weekend leisure habits and spiritual values. The column also addresses a wife seeking to return home after leaving her husband for another man, urging reconciliation and providing a self-help booklet offer.
The Colonial Dames of the 17th Century gathered at 3502 33rd St to hear about California’s Highway 1 along the coastline. Mrs Amos Harper hosted and noted the route’s coastal places of interest with Mrs F A Kleinschmidt leading a January follow up.
Miss Darlene Hunter guest spoke at a Theta Sigma Phi gathering hosted by Mrs. Travis Hammer at 3513 58th St. She, a Texas Tech freshman, toured the Far East with Miss Helen Poe, presenting slides from Hong Kong and sharing experiences in Asia, the Middle East, India and Europe. Mrs. James Wentworth presided as plans for a beginner writing course were discussed.
Hamlin special reports engagement of Ann Maberry to Roger Byers son of Mabel L. Byers of Glenwood Iowa. Vows set for December 30 at First Methodist Church Hamlin. The bride elect is a Hamlin High School graduate now a dental assistant in Lubbock. The groom is a Glenwood High School graduate employed by Patterson Cary in Lubbock.
Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse with Mrs. James Menefee presiding. The group voted to furnish a turkey and gifts for a needy family as a December service project and scheduled a Christmas party for December 13 at Mrs. Jerry Ince’s home. A social hour followed and the club planned a second meeting for December 20 at the clubhouse. Earlier, the 1942 Needle Club met at Mrs. Tom Galloway’s home to arrange a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. J. C. Hilton with co host Mrs. Howard Galloway, in attendance were eight members and three guests.
Miss Linda Lou Jones and Herbert Greener exchanged double ring vows at Our Lady Of Grace Catholic Church with Rev. F. L. Hyland officiating. Bride’s parents hailed from New Orleans and Levelland. couple to reside in Morton where Greener farms.
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