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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
7
The text outlines easy dinner ideas centered on individual pot roasts and a French style salad. It mentions a simple vinaigrette with oil and wine vinegar, suggests assembling a lettuce salad with minimal carving, and notes using mustard and tomato sauce for flavor.
A reader letter from Jeannette Wallace shares a homey recipe for individual potroasts with onions carrots and potatoes plus a method for making gravy. Another note asks about cleaning white sneakers using food coloring on cloth to lift discoloration.
Upsilon Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held at Mrs Deltor Tapp 3805 with St 15 members present. Mrs Bob Bailey presided and a Feb 20 homes tour was announced. Chapter plans a benefit project to buy a hearing aid for a deaf person.
Members of the Lubbock Branch AAUW board host dinner at 6 30 p m at Women's Clubhouse with Mrs R as guest speaker. A9 30 a m today general meeting at West Texas Museum features discussion on the role of AAUW. Saturday features Miss Mabel Erwin discussing French tapestry exhibits and textile history.
The notice reports Miss Barton and Lynda Bird Johnson preparing for a White House style wedding on March 29. It notes Barton’s education at Tankleton State College and interactions with noted families, including James Karey and Stephen Harris Lynn, amid social planning and a dormitory setting.
Officers of Tulia Rainbow for Girls Assembly 203 were installed with Mrs. Marilyn Burelsmith as worthy adviser and Mollie Rose Clifton as marshal. The group introduced an advisory board and set Martha Harman’s term theme Bible Shining Light of Truth.
A collection of terse questions and comments for Ann Landers covering divorce, marriage expectations, hosting a relative after an accident, and health worries. The user poses personal conflicts and seeks guidance, while the column offers brief, sometimes cryptic responses and reflections on modern marital strain.
The Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club held master point play at Bevelahh Clubhouse on Wednesday night. North and South winners were Rufus Rush and Roy Thompson, with Mrs. Sam Jondahl and another second place finisher as runners up. East and West winners were Mrs. Rufus Rush and Jack Clenasin, followed by Mrs. Lois Moore and Ray Dickey in second, and Garner and Mrs. W. Ey Swart in third. The next game is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. Wednesday at the club.
A London chamber of commerce trade mission to Poland will depart February 16. The delegation aims to strengthen business ties and explore new markets with Polish counterparts.
Miss Jiminy Ray Norman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Norman of Memphis tied the knot with James Archie Copeland son of Mr and Mrs Archie Ray Copeland at 3 pm Friday in First Christian Church. The bride wore a white wool suit with fur collar and white accessories. After a Las Vegas wedding trip the couple will reside in Anton where Copeland works in farming and feed lot business.
District Deputy President Nell Polacek and Jal staff installed officers of the Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge for 1964. Four top officers installed were Mrs. Carol Small noble grand, Mrs. Kathryn Bigham vice grand, Mrs. Lenah Maxwell secretary, and Mrs. Mary Salsman treasurer.
Betty Grable, living with husband Harry James in Las Vegas, says she has not retired though film work is infrequent. She enjoys running her Desert Inn area home with daughters Jessica and Victoria, cooking, and occasional TV work while her husband takes on steady bookings.
An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cox for their 2th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home of Paul W. Bush. Guests include several hostesses listed. the couple married February 4, 1989, at Central Baptist Church and have four sons and a grandson.
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