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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
14
Incomplete readable text notes a couple from Montadar and Motley County to be honored, mentioning Warren Clements and family. The fragment includes garbled phrases and names, rendering details unclear about date, location, or specific honors.
A jumble of reader questions covers methods to handle shredded foam rubber in pillows using baking soda as an odor counter, talcum powder substitutes, and other kitchen fixes. Answers touch on odors, odor control, and practical craft tips.
Hillcrest Ladies Golf Association plans a 10 a.m. membership brunch Tuesday at Hillcrest Country Club ballroom with a Valentine theme. Officers include Mines president Stumbaugh Floyd Reynolds vice chairman Bill Averitt secretary Hill Lyall treasurer. Reservations are $2.25 by calling PO5-6601. Mrs J W Toombs is membership chairman and Mrs Joavid Foster is social chairman.
Two Shreveport brides-elect are set to be feted with noon luncheons at separate homes. Miss Ann Holcomb and Miss Abbernetty Noss Abernetis plan gatherings hosted by Mrs. Belverd Needles and Mrs. WG Stecteh, with families and friends attending and yellow and white décor noted.
A local wedding is reported at a town church with couple names not clearly legible in the fragmentary text. The notice mentions a ceremony, guests, and church setting but provides few verifiable details.
Seventeen members and several new members attended a TOPS Club salad supper. Mrs Rodney Beacnkes and others spoke as Creed Woolvivton led the invocation and led the meeting.
Susan Gail Irwin and Samuel Mason Watts were married at Means Memorial Methodist Church with Rev Norman Chiesbs officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Tinwin of Andrews, wore a white lace over satin dress with long sleeves and a tulle veil, carrying stephanotis and white phalaenopsis. Maid of honor Linda Sup Jones wore a yellow lace dress and daisies, best man Bill Potts, and wedding music by Mrs Curtis M. organist.
A Baltimore wedding notice reports the Cathey and Gruber families joining in ceremony. Details are limited but indicate formal readings and attendees from local circles.
The notice outlines scheduled practice sessions ordered by authorities. It notes dates and locations where participants should assemble and clarifies supervision and eligibility requirements.
Mrs Jim Lane was crowned queen at a local event with attendees noting the pageant decor and ceremony. The pageant organizers thanked participants and promoted community spirit during the evening.
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