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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
10
Mrs CV Sandlin entertained with a misc shower Wednesday for Miss Danetta Newton bride elect. Hostesses assisted by Mrs Gerikt C Sindhin and Mrs Go Stew at the table. guests included Mrs Hach Newton and Mrs G C4.
Fragmentary calendar and civic notes describe upcoming events and health guidance. Mentions local figures, institutions, and dates in a murky OCR read, with several garbled terms but reference to doctors and community services.
A garbled local notice mixes names and addresses with a stray family history and a jumbled recipe. It references Mrs Bob L. Ford and Mrs Fant, a Delta Delta Delta member, a Methodist church connection, and a Rural High School homemaking instruction, then devolves into an incoherent cooking directions and beverage mix.
The article recounts Marlene Dietrich drawing crowds at Albert Hall in Manchester for a reunion vibe with German and British audiences. It highlights her wartime image and quotes on reconciliation, noting admiration for her stance and Montgomery as a favored British leader.
Auxiliary members met Thursday afternoon presided by Mrs. WL 0 Chirk as past president McCrummen helped install officers including Mrs Lloyd vynees and Mrs Lee Parkhill. They voted for the John Makin Fund, planned a Christmas party at Mrs Chirk's home, and decorated for the event. Queen Elizabeth II recorded her Christmas message for broadcast across Britain and the Commonwealth.
Mrs Morgan H Cox hosted a reception at 2129 table with pink rosebud decor. Gerald L Marable presided over the meeting for Judy Jones bride elect of George Ward Alber grid.
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