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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
12
Llano Estacado Travel Club held a Christmas tea Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs A B Allen 2302 60th St Co hosts were Mrs W E Upshaw and Mrs A C Walker Mrs H C Watson presented a fine arts program and Mrs A T Cocanougher read a Christmas story The next meeting will be January 20 at 2 30 pm at Mrs J A Mullins 502 Ave
Garden Club members will meet at 9 30 a m today at Municipal Garden Arts Center for coffee and Christmas gift exchange. Hostesses include Mrs L C Chisum and Mrs Nelson Reingch. Mrs Newnan Dorsey will speak on spring bulbs. Next meeting is 9 30 a m January 28 at the Center. TOKYO Japanese newspapers are buying English type.
OES Chapter 76 in Lubbock held a Tuesday stated meeting led by Worthy Matron McCullough and Worthy Patron. Grand officers and past matrons were introduced. A folk music and Christmas carol program directed by Mrs. Edgar Pace. Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Billie Burtner to visit Jan 5 with dinner at Piccadilly Cafeteria at 6 p.m. Decor featured a white feather Christmas tree with blue decorations.
The Fellowship Club met Tuesday morning for a luncheon at Mrs. A. Clarence Smith’s home, 5204 42nd St. Fourteen members and three visitors attended. President Mrs. J. E. Reid presided, social hour led by Mrs. W. D. Hale, devotional by Mrs. Maggie Garrison, and Christmas carols with gifts exchanged. Next meeting set for Jan 5 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Garrison’s home, 3003 Baylor.
The Coronado Toastmistress Club held a Christmas gathering Monday night at Mrs. Charlie Stockton's home. Sixteen guests attended with a covered dish meal. Speakers included Mrs. Jodie Jordan, Mrs. Don Fondy, and Mrs. Harry Eastus. Mrs. Jo Murdock presented the inspiration and Mrs. A. J. Moffett led table topics. Event started at 7 30 p.m. with an additional note about Jan. 4 in Furr's Cafe.
In Loos France teacher Jeanne Caron 25 noticed 40 students sleeping in geography class. She hurled her inkwell at a window to vent fumes from the heating system and earned a medal for her drastic act. She warned she hoped students would not imitate the stunt.
Miss Dorothy Bowen, advertising manager for a grocery store chain, spoke to Theta Sigma Phi Tuesday night at 2222 Ave A. Mrs. Bert Brewer led the meeting. Plans for a Feb 5 6 book fair at Piggly Wiggly Continental and a Matrix ice banquet on March 7 30 p.m. were announced. The event at 3110 21st St featured host Mrs James G Allen. Colorado streams and lakes yield over 17 million trout annually.
Alpha Conclave of Kappa Kappa Iota met for tea at the Lubbock Women's Club on Monday. The group sang Christmas songs and exchanged gifts as Mrs Milton H. Pace told the story One Red Rose For Christmas by Paul Horgan. Hostesses were Mrs J Holland Cox Mrs Edward Crews and Miss Winnie Hendrix.
Past Tanda Horizon Club members enjoyed a spaghetti supper at 6 p m on Wednesday and followed with carol singing for their families. SALISBURY Red Chinese diplomats are to visit Zambia.
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