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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1968
Page
9
In Amarillo special coverage reports on ceremonies at churches in Amarillo and Dallas. Miss Cathy Jolley and Edward Glantz were among the couples. Linda Post and John Glantz wed in Dallas with family and friends attending. The brides wore formal gowns and receptions followed at church halls and private residences.
The World War I Veterans auxiliary in Lamesa installs officers at Hodges Community Center with Mrs. Sid Lowery as president and Mary V. Forrest honored. One hundred members and guests attend a luncheon following the ceremony. district leaders Sid Lowery and Mary V. Forrest are recognized for their visit.
Ann Landers admits error after readers argued her guidance on spouses joining soldiers in Hawaii for R and R. She recalls the misimpression that R and R lasts two to three weeks and thanks readers for the mail that changed her view.
The snippet lists several recipes including Olive Corn Custard Bread, Spanish Scrambled Eggs, Cottage Apple Pie and cookies with olives and cherries. It reports a Shallowater Women’s Society Christmas party with 11 members and notes Alabama has over 1,500 supermarkets and groceries.
A massed choir of about ISU voices will present Handel Messiah at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Morton High School gymnasium. The Morton High School Choir and Community Choir will sing, directed by John Stockdale. Mrs Pegues Houston will be organist with ENMU string section and Morton High School band wind section for accompaniment. Harpsichord by Mrs James K Walker. Soloists Rex Mauldin Dodd Fountain Mrs Letha Mauldin and Mrs Michael Ready.
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Iota chapter held a Christmas buffet and dance at Mackenzie Barbecue Pit with decorations. Mrs. Bobby Doss and Mrs. Sam Ainsworth led as hostesses, aided by the social committee. Thirteen couples attended. Next meeting set for January 8 at Mrs. Dan Smith’s home 4506 59th St.
A Christmas gifting idea from Memphis advised by the National Cotton Council. Create easy place mats using berry red wideware corduroy with a plush look. Edge with satin stitch, trim, and add holly berry clusters using red cotton pom pom fringe and green felt leaves.
MISS MOLLIE MOSS bride elect of Lee Sam Middleton was honored with a shower Sunday at a private home. Co hosts included Mrs. Denman Burns and several others. special guests were the mothers of the couple. The couple plans to marry at 7 30 p m on January 10 at St Mark's Presbyterian Church.
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