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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1967

Page

7

Agencies Face Challenge in Lubbock Foster Care Demand

A three part series outlines how the Child Welfare Agency, the Children's Home of Lubbock, and Buckner Baptist Children's Home manage about 518 cases monthly in Lubbock. They handle child neglect and abuse, offering campus cottages, foster care, adoption aid, and family counseling while prioritizing family preservation and individualized plans.

Lubbock Ae Petra Child Welfare Agency Children's Buckner's Baptist Alvay Buckner’s Baptist Children’s Home City County Welfare Committee Child Welfare Unit State Dept. of Public Welfare Salvation Army Milam's Home Inez Baucum Church of Christ Jerry Matthews Buckner Baptist Children’s Home A. L. Gatewood Buckner Baptist Benevolences Mother's Aid Will Austin Austin

Foolproof test for new shoes and home care tips

Dear Heloise offers practical advice from readers. Techniques include testing new shoes at home with heavy socks to protect soles, binding blankets with a blanket stitch, and using 3 by 5 index cards to track Christmas gifts and addresses. Additional tips cover static reduction with a nylon housecoat, removing grease spots with a nylon net scrubber, and using vinegar to clean vaporizers.

Heloise

Couple Says Ring Vows in Home Wedding

Wiss Mary Helen Espinosa became the bride of Juan Zuniga Jr at 1 p.m. Saturday in the home of the groom’s brother Zenon Zuniga and sister-in-law at 217 North Gary Avenue. Justice George H. McCleskey officiated. The bride is daughter of Roberta Espinosa of Lubbock and the groom is son of Juan and Mrs. Zuniga of New Deal. Attendants were Domingo Ramirez and his wife. The bride wore white chiffon over satin with a fingertip veil and off white mums. A reception followed at the home. The bride attended Thompson Junior High, and the groom works for Coca-Cola Bottling Co. They will reside in New Deal.

Wiss Mary Helen Espinosa Juan Zuniga Jr Zenon Zuniga N. Gary Ave George H. McCleskey Roberta Espinosa Lubboth Juan Zuniga New Deal Domingo Ramirez

Christmas caroling highlights Christ the King Church meeting

A Rosary Altar Society meeting at Christ the King Church features a Christmas caroling program at 8 p.m., led by president Mrs. Roy Moritz, with social table settings and refreshments prepared by members. Other local groups hold morning and evening gatherings at various venues including the Municipal Garden Arts Center and Lubbock Country Club.

Society of Christ the King Roy Moritz Astron Burton Hid Pve

Ugly Ducks and Mothers Warned About Looks

Ann Landers answers readers about dangers of judging daughters by appearance. A beautiful 20 year old marries a law student while her 18 month younger sister, deemed unattractive, has a baby without a husband. The column urges mothers to monitor morals regardless of looks and notes vulnerability of the not-so-pretty girl to manipulation by callous suitors.

Ann Landers Linda Marie Ann

Fragmentary OCR item about an event at Talon Alt 3 5m Pie

Readable text is limited. mentions an event at Talon Alt 3 5m Pie and references Amer ei. No clear persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the fragment.

Dacus Carnes Vows Read Miss Nora Carnes

The wedding took place with Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Rector in attendance. The bride Nora Mae Carnes wore a mint green two piece suit and a pink carnation corsage. The couple will reside in Lubbock after a Friday evening ceremony officiated by Rev. Fred Dawson of First Foursquare Church.

Nora Mae Carnes Frank R Hancock Manufacturing Dacus Lubbock Thote AP Tha Tie Fal Nik Wable Rector Fred Dawson First Foursquare Church A. F. Carnes Kent Wash

Bridge Winners Named By ¢ Club

Bridge winners announced by the club include Mrs. W. Breelia son for first in a session with newcomers meeting in Heres with Mrs. Sith Facute present. Mrs. Helene nd and Mrs. Bob also recognized in results.

Nonin Heres Sith Nest Bridge Helene Nd Bob

Shallowater Group Hosts Christmas Party at Mrs Hamblin Home

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church of Shallowater held a Christmas gathering at the home of Mrs. E. E. Hamblin. Mrs. E. L. Corley gave the opening prayer and Mrs. Hamblin led worship. Mrs. J. A. Cone narrated the Christmas story with aid from Edna Arnold and others. Benediction by Mrs. Lyons. Meeting planned for January 8 at the church.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of Methodist Church of Shallowater

Miss Martha Oats Fetes Shower Ahead of December Wedding

Ana Oats bride elect of Don Wan jura had a Monday night shower at 3333 Toledo Apt 120 hosted by Nancy Cole and Corrynne Gallo way. Relatives Mrs. Jay Oats of Slaton Mrs. Bessie Carroll of Slaton and Mrs. Gertha Oats of Cooper attended. Christmas theme and red white colors highlighted. Wedding scheduled for December 22 at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church. Clement Lorois Study Club to hold annual Christmas luncheon today at noon at Lubbock Women's Club with Mrs. W H Bannister Mrs J C Park Jr and Mrs Belverd Needles hosting. Gifts to be exchanged. Next gathering set for 3 pm January 9 1968 at Mrs Park 3420 57th St.

Martha Sue Oats Don Wanjura Nancy Cole Corrynne Galloway Toledo Apt Jay Oats Slaton Bessie Carroll Gertha Oats Cooper Miss Oats Wanjura Marreid St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Clement Lorois Lubbock Women’s Club W.H. Bannister J.C. Park Jr Belverd Needles Mrs. Park 57Th St

Shepards Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Dimmit

Mr and Mrs Dave Shepard observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a Saturday reception in the First State Bank Community Room in Dimmitt Castro County. Hosts were their daughter and son in law Bill Breeding Amarillo Mrs Oliene Williams and Mrs Barney Whigam. They married December 25 1917 in Sipe Springs and have three grandchildren.

Dimmitt Dave Shepard First State Bank Hease Bill Breeding Amarillo Oliene Williams Barney Whigam Margle ‘Anderson and Shepard Sipe Springs Castro County

Yule Party Held by Needle Club A Christmas Gathering

The Happy Hour Needle Club met for a Christmas party at Mrs. C. N. Kennon’s home on 57th Street with Mrs. S. E. Lawrence and Mrs. J. A. Borum as co-hosts. Miss Mildred Hearn read a poem and Bernice Leon spoke at the luncheon. About twenty members attended the First Methodist Hall event noting fellowship and gifts exchanges.

Happy Hour Needle Club C. N. ‘Kennon 57Th St J.A. Borum Menee Mildred Hearn Tulia Lawrence Hemp St. Williams Spellman A. C. Walker Catholic Church Bernice Leon Woman's Society Kelly Harris Hall of the First Methodist

Lemons For Beauty Promotes Lemon Jelwyn Skin Care

An advertisement touts Lemon Jelwyn as a skin freshener and clarifier. It claims natural cleansing and bleaching properties to smooth texture, clear blemishes, and improve pore cleanliness. It also suggests two capfuls in the final shampoo rinse for hair shine.

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