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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1962

Page

6

Ann Landers Advice Columns on Adolescent and Etiquette

The column offers guidance on a 17 year old daughter dating a 14 year old, handling gift display at a wedding, and a 31 year old dating a 23 year old with a strict mother. It suggests avoiding confrontation, seeking counseling if needed, and being honest about identities and ages. It also promotes the Teen Smoking booklet and how to send inquiries to Ann Landers.

Ann Landers Penny Brad Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

World YWCA President Outlines Global Projects

Isabel Catto, head of the World YWCA, highlights programs in Beirut Uganda Pakistan Ghana the Caribbean London Chile and Korea. She notes women increasingly engage in community and government work while stressing education before opinion and peace tied to fighting poverty prejudice and suffering.

Gay Pauley New York UPI Isabel Catto World Young Women’s Christian Association Miss. Catto World Organization United States Miss Catto Geneva London YWCA North American Beirut Uganda America Pakistan Kashmir Ghana Caribbean Chile Korea Lord Catton Bank of England

Ring Service Pledge In Levelland Dear Heloise

A Levelland notice shares household tips from Dear Heloise. Readers submit fabric care advice for corduroy and garment handling, plus kitchen hints on sandwiches onions and freezing chives. The column also includes a wedding notice from Merkel and reader questions to Heloise.

Heloise Clare Nelson

Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Gather for Christmas Traditions

Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday night at Mrs. Gains Temple home with 13 members. Guests Mrs. Jim Gordon and Miss Nancy Seales attended. Mrs. Michicka shared a Christmas story on country traditions. members spoke on family customs. Hostesses for the New Year’s Eve party were Upsilon Sigma and Theta Chi at Stubbs Party House. next meeting set for Jan 3 at 7:30 pm with location to be announced.

Upsilon Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Gains Temple Jim Gordon Nancy Seales Michicka Lawson Smith Theta Chi Stubbs

Children Host Christmas Cantata at Big Spring Hospital

Members of the District 7 VFW Post and Auxiliary hosted their annual Christmas party at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Big Spring. The event distributed 240 gifts to patients as the Carol Choir of Trinity Baptist Church, ages nine to twelve, performed the cantata So! A Star directed by Jack Frost with Joy Sullivan as accompanist for a 49-voice choir.

District 7 VFW Veteran’s Administration Hospital Big Spring Trinity Baptist Church Jack Frost

Mrs Boston Narrates Christmas Story at Sorority Meet

Gamma Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs John Reagan’s home on 46th Street. Mrs William Boston, vice president, led the gathering and Mrs Pat Garrett presented a Christmas Around the World program detailing the history and customs of Christmas in various cultures.

Nn Gamma Sigma Beta Sigma Phi John Reagan 46Th St William Boston Pat ‘Garrett

Meeting Set for Jan 3 at Mrs. Garretts Home

The next meeting will be at p.m. Jan. 3 in the home of Mrs. Garrett, 4205 49th St.

At & P.m Garrett 49Th St

Mrs. Cecil Kelsey Hosts Garden Study Club Tea

Mrs. Cecil Kelsey at 4414 W 14th St hosted the Garden Study Club Christmas tea on Tuesday. Red carnations and holly decorated the table as Mrs. Leland Payne oversaw coffee service. Hostesses included Mrs. Raymond Burford, Mrs. R. H. Fult stedler, Mrs. E. K. Huf stedler and Mrs. W. M. Cauley. About 100 members attended.

Cecil Kelsey W. 14Th St Garden Study Club Leland Payne Mmes Raymond Burford R. H. Fulton E. K. Hufstedler W. M. Cauley

Holiday Eggnog Pie By Cecily Brownstone

Holiday Eggnog Pie uses a Brazil nut chocolate crust and a no bake chiffon filling. The recipe yields a party dessert with non alcoholic eggnog and a festive garnish of whipped cream maraschino cherries angelica and Brazil nut chips. The crust is baked 15 minutes at 300 degrees before filling and chilling overnight for serving.

Cecily Brownstone Brazil

Cadet Crawford Named Squad Leader at Peacock Academy

Cadet Truett Dusty Crawford, a Peacock Military Academy student in San Antonio, spends holidays with his parents at 4906 West 24th Street as he recently won election to lead a combat platoon under Lieutenant and Mrs Lawrence D Os.

Truett Dusty) Crawford Peacock Military Academy San Antonio T. S. Crawford W. 24Th St

October With Parents Visit While Husband Serves Abroad

October and her parents Mr and Mrs T R Bumpass of 3318 24th Street hosted by her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Foster Osborn of 1103 65th Street while the Suh Marine Expeditionary Brigade serves in the Caribbean area.

T. R. Bumpass 24Th St Suh Marine Expeditionary Brigade Caribbean Foster Osborn 65Th St

Neighborhood honors Mrs. Stewart at mother’s home

A neighborhood coffee Thursday honored Mrs. Stanley Stewart formerly Miss Toni Terrell at the home of her mother Mrs. Moe Terrell 2305 59th Street. The couple’s vows were read December 15 in Slaton with a hostess gift of an electrical appliance.

Stanley Stewart Toni Terrell Moe Terrell 59Th St Slaton

Kermickels Host Christmas Party for Court Personnel

Kermickels at 4407 26th St hosted a Christmas party for Corporation Court personnel. A miniature judge centerpiece read Sentencing You to a Merry Christmas, with gold pine cones and crystal accents. Special guests included Mrs George Calvert and daughters Carla and Carol Calvert.

Wilson Kermickel 26Th St Corporation Court George Calvert Carla and Carol Calvert

McCurdy Announces Wedding for Mary Ann McCurdy

Oklahoma City couple announce the engagement of Mary Ann McCurdy to Raymond Dale Shirley of Dora North, with plans for a Friday wedding at the Chapel of Reges in Oklahoma City.

Portales G. S. McCurdy Oklahoma iCity Okla Mary Ann Ita Raymond Dale Shirley Imr KK. R. Shirley Dora N. MM iChapel of Reges Oklahoma City

Jones Couple to Observe 62nd Wedding Anniversary

Lockney notices Mr and Mrs Judson Jones will mark their 62nd anniversary this Sunday at home. They wed December 23 1900 in May. Twelve children were born to the couple with three now deceased.

Texas pecan crop may be smallest since 1951

The U S Department of Agriculture estimated on December 1 that this year's pecan harvest in Texas could be the smallest since 1951. Processed pecans are down about 40 percent from last year, signaling a sharp drop in supply.

Austin Texas U. S. Department of Agriculture Department

Attendants Honored at Luncheon for Judy Morton’s Wedding

A 12 30 p m luncheon at Lubbock Country Club honors Judy Morton’s bridal attendants for her upcoming marriage to Gary Caffee. Hostess Mrs. R P Brown presides with a roses centerpiece. Attendees include Mrs. Joe Caffee, Mrs. Tom Morton, Mrs. Joyee Kurtz, Mrs. Leary, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Davis, and Misses Cherry Chumley Warren Rutledge Brown and Fickert, all from various Texas cities. The wedding is set for Saturday at First Christian Church.

Merkel Gregg Doan Fof James Bible Danny Doan Billy Lucas Bobby Gilmer Jerry Goode Jackie Rincy Abilene iMerkel Country Club Ruidoso N. M Lubbock Country Club Judy Morton Gary Caffee R. P. Brown Mmes Joe Caffee Tom Morton Joyee Kurtz JL. Leary Beaumont Barney Chapman Valley Mills Don Davis Sherman Rosemary Cherry Austin Sara Chumley Houston Ellen Warren Judy Rutledge Stephanie Brown Karen Fickertt Dallas First Christian Church

Eagletons Stay With Condrays Before Albuquerque Visit

Fort Worth family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eagleton and daughter Jean visited Thursday night with Mrs. J. E. Condray at 2520 Amherst Street before traveling to Albuquerque for the holidays. Mrs. Eagleton is the niece of the late J. E. Condray.

Earl Eagleton Jean Fort Worth J. E. Condray Amherst St Albuquerque Eagleton

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