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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1968
Page
11
A fragmented notice records a Bryant-Lochswood wedding performed in Lorenzo. The readable text mentions the couple, venue, and a ceremony tied to local traditions, with missing details due to the damaged source.
A wedding ceremony and reception are noted among a series of community happenings. The couple Moyes Pharterpa Piboune and Tina Randolpl are reported, with attendees and local celebrations including a square dance in Lubbock and a Valentine dance at a community center. The piece mentions university departments and a conference venue in Carbondale.
Hints from Heloise cover wall repair, painting, and sugar cookie removal. The column discusses using a drop cloth, roller, and sponged cleaning strategies while addressing common kitchen and bathroom fixes.
Mary Alice Diers reports on Mrs. C. S. Byrd presenting Petra the Rose Red City during a Mousie and Fine Arts Roundtable at the Lubbock Women's Club. The talk described Petra as carved from mountainside in southern Jordan near Amman, with details on Nabateans and later Romans and Crusaders and noted sights like the Treasury.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and terms with no clear events. It reads like a partial note or notice with scattered references to people and items, lacking coherent dates places or actions to summarize definitively.
Fragmentary text references a school context with dates and possible payment or approval mentions. The legible parts include scattered words like March and a note about a booklet and a call. No coherent events or names emerge for a proper summary.
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