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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
8
A collage of reader notes shares holiday safety ideas for sliding glass doors with ribbon bows at eye level and quick fixes for home decor. Also includes quick sewing hacks, hair and shower cap tips, candle use guidance, and a patchwork tree craft with step by step directions.
NOW Lab AMITY STUDY CLUB meets at 9 30 a m Thursday at 5506 20th St with co host Mrs J Wilkes Berry. Invocation by Mrs C W Croft and business by Mrs Tom Jenkins. Christmas program by Mrs William Hamilton. Next meeting January 15 at 3203 56th St. Heritage Study Club met Tuesday at Lubbock Women s Club with Mrs J M Wheat presiding. Reverend Dudley Strain spoke on getting more from Christmas. A children s Christmas party will be held by the project committee led by Mrs Robert Carr at Lubbock Day Nursery. Officers elected at 10 a m January 20 at the Women s Club. Robert Medlar author of Texas Currency will be guest speaker.
The Golden Spread ABWA met in Lubbock at the Women’s Club with 17 guests and 44 members. Mrs. Iva Eddington presided, L. M. Brown read the invocation, Garne Atkinson spoke, a Christmas program followed, Florence Highsmith gave the vocational talk, and music was provided by Sandy Hill Inez Ferrell.
Women members from Slide Baptist Westview Baptist and Elgin Avenue Baptist attended a Christmas coffee Tuesday morning hosted by Mrs. Myron Kattner at 2327 55th St. Assisting were Mrs. Jack Easterwood Mrs. Duane Anderson and C C Huckabee. More than 40 guests attended. Mount Everest height noted as 29 028 feet.
Slaton special: Mr and Mrs W T Lemon Rt 1 were honored with a coffee on Sunday at their home for their 40th wedding anniversary. About 80 guests attended hosted by their son and daughter and families Joe Lemon of Ropesville and Joel Tankersley of Ralls. The Lemons were married December 13 1929 and have farmed in the Canyon and Woodrow area. They have seven grandchildren.
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