Woman’s Sewing Skills Impress in Lubbock Domestic Feature
Ruby Osborn shares her lifelong sewing craft from Poland to Lubbock Texas. She learned patterns with help from her husband during service era displacements and now crafts smocked pillows wool suits and personal garments showcasing a practical home sewing talent.
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Ruby Osborn
Jed
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Joe Bender
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Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt Refuses Fifth Grade Dance
Readers report parents pushing for a boy girl dance in fifth grade. Ann Landers advises to keep children out and preserve home manners. Columns also cover overfilled dinner menus, a vow of obedience debate, and reader asks about etiquette in marriage ceremonies.
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Ann Landers
Ann
San Francisco
Ancient Filipino Wedding Ritual Featured in Local Ceremony
The ceremony at First Presbyterian Sanpagita featured Miss Rachel Kay of the Islands and groom John Clement Robertson of Brownsville. The Filipino inspired gown used pineapple fiber and taffeta with a pannellino, veil, and a sari train. Guests included Gamma Xi Gamma Alumnae and numerous clubs. invitations used sugar cane parchment highlighting both families. The groom’s parents could not attend. the couple will visit them with the dress display.
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Joyce Brown
John Clement Robertson
Islands
Philippine Islands
John Houston Robertson
Brownsville
Robertson
Barbara Jernigan Weds Mervin Lee Gross In Home Ceremony
Miss Barbara Helen Jernigan and Mervin Lee Gross married in a double ring ceremony at 7 30 p m Friday in the home of the bride s parents 2512 25th St The Rev Bruce Giles officiated The bride wore an organza gown with a fitted bodice and bouquet of white carnations The maid of honor wore aqua blue velvet and carried white carnations The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs J W Johnson Je
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Helen Jernigan
Mervin
Lee Gross
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It’s Always Been My Home Yvonne Piedmont Refuses Congo Exit
Yvonne Piedmont 23 vows to stay in Stanleyville despite threats from Congolese gendarmes. The Belgian woman says she will die rather than leave her birthplace, arguing the home is her legacy and family ties bind her to the city amid colonial upheaval.
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Salumu
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Soviet Union
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de Lof
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Juning
Anderson
Algeria
Kenya
Indonesia
Theaters and bowling centers boost shopping center profits
Entertainment venues add catering to bowling and theaters in suburban centers. Americana Properties on Long Island builds catering halls beside bowling operations to draw traffic, expand family and corporate events, and boost weekly grosses.
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General Drive-In Corp
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The Burden of Others Judgments on Self
A reflective piece explores how lifelong conditioning to value others’ judgments shapes self image. The narrator recalls neighbors, family members, and a child’s accusation, revealing distrust, shame, and the pull to conform to external opinions.
Miss Ginger Riddle and Roche Hayes Engage in Tahoka
Taoka couple Mr and Mrs T R Riddle announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Ginger Riddle to Roche Lee Hayes son of Mr and Mrs Noel Hayes of Rt 5 Tahoka The wedding is set for Friday at 8 00 pm at the First Baptist Church Rev T James Efird will perform the ceremony Riddle attended Tahoka schools and works at Tahoka Auto Supply Hayes is a Tahoka graduate and employed by Continental Oil Co
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Tahoka
Continental Oi Co
Wedding To Be Read In O'Donnell Church
Joan McCrory daughter of Mr. and Mrs ROW McCrory of Tahe sa will marry Melvin Ray Lobstein son of Mrs. uey Lobstein of Lamesa in a January 5 ceremony at the First Baptist Church in O'Donnell The bride is a O'Donnell High School graduate who worked at the First National Bank Lobstein a Lamesa School System graduate is in the US Army stationed at Fort Sam Houston The engagement was announced from the couple's families. Castlecaulfield Ireland enters best kept village lists as workers remove grass between cobbles.
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Row. McCrory
Rt. 3
Tahesa
Joan
Melvin Ray Lobstein
Uey Lobstein
Rt. B
Lamesa
O'Donnell High School
Ome
First National Bank
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Fort Sam Houston
First Baptist Church
O'Donnell
Tahoka Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C L Walker ages 83 and 77 observed their 60th anniversary with an open house at 221 North First Tahoka Their Dec 9 1900 wedding at Summers Mill Bell County followed by 30 years in Lynn County where they farmed 18 years They raised eight children 17 grandchildren and never lost a family member The couple plan to reside at 506 Avenue X with their daughter and son in law attending.
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Tahoka
C. L. Walker
North First Street
Hildren
Alvin
Coleman County
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King
Jim Billings
Yman
Ariz
Kenneth
Lubbock
Ernest
J. W. Owens
Clint Gandy
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Ital
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Charles Gilbert
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Tom S. Lu
Musser Daughter Engaged to Williams for December Wedding
Mrs J E Musser announces the engagement of daughter Aileene to Charles Kenneth Williams son of Mrs Van McAda The wedding is set for Wednesday December 9 at the First Baptist Church in Lockney.
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J. E. Musser
Aileene
Charles Kenneth’ Williams
van McAda
First Baptist Church
Lockney
Earth Couple Pledge Vous In Littlefield
The Rev. Bob Longshore united Miss Judy Doris Park and Johnny Anderson in a 2 pm Tuesday ceremony at First Baptist Church parsonage Littlefield. Attendants included family from Earth. post wedding trip to Ruidoso NM.
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EARTH
Bob Longshore
First Baptist Church of
Littlefield
Judy Doris Park
Johnny Anderson
Leo Park
Evin Anderson
Population to Hit Three Billion by End of Year
Washington AP reports the Population Reference Bureau estimates world population will exceed 2.9 billion and grow 1.7 percent annually. It lists the ten most populous nations: Red China about 700 million, India 603 million, Soviet Union 210 million, United States 178 million, Japan 93 million, Pakistan and Indonesia 80–90 million each, Brazil 64 million, West Germany and the United Kingdom over 30 million each.
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Soviet Union
United States
Japan
Pakistan
Indonesia
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