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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
8
The piece highlights Parents Without Partners in Lubbock, upcoming programs with BBB’s Tom Watson, and meeting details. It also notes International Altrusa’s issue on aging attitudes, plus lifestyle tips from Gday’s Beauty and fashion advice, Kennedy White House schedule changes, and light quotes on happiness and beauty.
Florence based Emilio Pucci credits flirtation with shaping his career from a 1947 Swiss ski outfit to a 1950s fashion empire. The 48-year-old marquis, former Italian Air Force pilot and Olympic skier, built a worldwide brand from Capri to Formfit and Rosenthal collaborations, stressing movement, femininity, and global inspiration.
The Research Center for Men's Wear has decided striped shirts for Frenchmen this spring and summer. Striped shirts were favored in samples from a national selection of Frenchwomen. Haberdasher Marcel Bruyere says men will wear shirts that attract women.
February Reader’s Digest presents findings on how affection impacts a child’s learning and growth. Doctors reveal insights from infant death rate studies to illustrate love’s life-saving influence.
Plainview special from College Heights Baptist Church reports the wedding of Miss Karen Jo Keisling to Michael Thomas Rushing at 5 30 PM Saturday. The couple, both Plainview High School graduates, will reside on a farm 14 miles south of Friona.
Plainview special report notes two engagements and upcoming weddings. Judy Kay Sawyer and Max Weatherford plan a chapel wedding on April 13. Judy is a Plainview High senior, Max studies at West Texas State College and works for Humble Oil. Shirley Thompson and William A. Wessels announce an April 11 wedding. Thompson teaches at Wayland Baptist College, with degrees from Georgia State and University of Houston, and Wessels holds degrees from Howard College and Indiana University and teaches in Wayland’s music department.
Kay Sherwood outlines simple home dyeing for cotton fabrics using household tools. Demonstrations show how to create patterns with adhesive tape, rubber bands, and string twists on well washed sheets, then dye in hot water to produce vivid red yellow and orange effects.
Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Pioneer Hotel. Winning first were Kent Jones and Mrs. R. B. Hutchinson, second, Mrs. G. L. Smith and Mrs. L. F. Marquam, third, Mrs. Lilian Swart and Mrs. G. L. Smith. Master point is planned for 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pioneer Hotel.
Woman's Society of Christian Service at Oakwood Methodist Church met for lunch and a program on race. Invocation by Mrs. Mac Harrelson preceded a discussion titled What Shall We Tell Our Children About Race with participants Mrs. Jimmy Jarrett Mrs. Billy Phillips and Mrs. Al Robertson. Eighteen members attended including new members Mrs. Jay Mathus Mrs. Darrel Vines and Mrs. Raymond Brigham.
Anacin is advertised as a safe strong medication for tension headaches that relieves pain and emotional tension quickly without tranquilizers or narcotics. The claim states Anacin helps you feel in control again and avoids a depressing “let down.”
The Rev Dr Roy McClung officiated Saturday at First Baptist Church in Plainview uniting Carolyn Sue O Bannon and Larry Mitchell Hooper in marriage. Attendants included Carol Mathews Longview maid of honor and Patsy O Bannon sister of the bride. The bride wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with a lace edge veil and a gardenia bouquet.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of St. Luke's Methodist Church met Tuesday morning to begin the home mission study Who Cares with Mrs. Spencer as the speaker. Thirty three members attended along with new member Mrs J B Cunningham and four visitors. Future sessions and events were planned including a tea February 14 and a west sub district meeting February 20 at Shallowater.
Fresh-air appetites appreciate the stick to the ribs satisfaction of Gerber Strained and Junior Meats made from Armour cuts. They are cooked by an exclusive Gerber Armour method that protects nutrients preserves true meat flavors and yields a smooth moist texture for your baby's growth in the bag.
Elder W S Hancock of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will speak to Bible Roundtable at noon Friday at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse on Divine Evidences in Nature. A Valentine dance by Lubbock Dance Club occurs Saturday at Caprock Hotel beginning 9 p.m. Pi Beta Phi alumnae sponsor a charity bridge Monday 130-5 at Texas Tech Student Union Ballroom. Former resident Macon couple announce birth Melanie Jill Feb 4 in Abilene. weights 6 lbs 6 oz.
Miss Sherri Marie Golden and Gerald Lee Bedwell pledged double ring vows January 28 in the First Baptist Church chapel with Hubert Steliff officiating. Attendants included Miss Carolyn Monroe and Mrs. Coke Royal. The couple plans residence at 509 12th Street in Abernathy after Bedwell co-owns White's Auto.
Mrs. A. A. Green hosted the Shallowater Study Club gathering on Tuesday afternoon. Members discussed Why I Deprive My Children of Certain and What Can Be Done To Curb Juvenile Delinquency presented by Mrs. G. W. Gates and Mrs. Jack DuLaney. Next meeting set for 2 30 p.m. Feb 19 at Mrs. Cecil DuLaney's home.
Thirty members of the Lubbock Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association attended a covered dish supper Monday night at the home of Mrs. Reland Mercer 4011 33rd Street. Bridge and domino games followed the meal.
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