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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
7
UBBOCK women may enter the 24th annual Mrs. America Contest to be held April 22 through 29 at Miami Beach Florida. Wedded homemakers winning the title receive prizes including a European vacation appliances and wardrobe. Entry blanks available from Mrs. America Contest Headquarters New York.
Madison researchers report that people know more about friends illnesses than their own. Lois Pratt Fairleigh Dickinson University studies over 10 years with 1000 patients in New York hospitals examine what patients understand about disease and how they learn about it.
Various club meetings fill the day including Lubbock Country Club Women’s Association at 9 30 a m and the Hub City Duplicate Bridge at 1 45 a m at Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Dr Pratt discusses patient knowledge of disease and doctor patient communication citing Eisenhower illness.
Mrs. Mollie Gaddy of 413 44th St and Mrs. Millie Ann Golleher of 415 44th St celebrate their 81st birthdays with a dinner at Golleher's home. Gaddy, born in Williamson County, has lived in Lubbock since 1925 and has two sons and many grandchildren. Golleher, born in Georgia, moved to Lubbock in 1932 and has three sons, a daughter, and numerous grandchildren. Both women attend Southside Baptist Church and once ran a rooming house.
Childress special notice reports Patricia Ann Smith to wed Charles Dwight Gritzfeld, son of Mr and Mrs H G Gritzfeld of Scottsbluff. The ceremony is set for 5 p m April 6 at the First Methodist Church with details and guest lists noted in local society coverage.
Mrs Mollie Gaddy and Mrs Millie Ann Golleher host a dinner party to mark their 81st birthdays today. They reviewed old photographs and mementos during the celebration.
The Bayless Elementary School P-TA will host a 7 30 p m panel on the moral and spiritual development of children. Ministers Father James Fitzgerald Rabbi Alex Kline and Rev Tommie Strother will speak with Dr Carl Dean moderating. Mrs Carl Dean will preside. nursery and a preschool film will be provided.
LAMESA Special Mr and Mrs L T Middleton announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Carolyn Adamson to Philip Ray Fenley son of Mr and Mrs Z P Fenley of Lufkin The wedding is planned for February in the College Heights Baptist Church in Nacogdoches with Reverend E L Jones official Both will graduate from Jacksonville Baptist College in May
The Pioneer Hotel hosts Monday night Duplicate Bridge with North South winners Mrs William Swart and Mrs D M Streetman in first place and Mrs Maurice Healy and Mrs Cetha Blackburn second. East West winners were Mrs John Chauncey and Mrs Sam Jondahl first with John Vickers and William Swart second and William Swart and Butch Adams third. Two session club championship games with trophies begin at 2 p m Sunday at the hotel.
Southwest HD club met at Mrs. M C Kinser home with Mrs. C B Allen as hostess and Mrs Charlie Jester presiding. Miss Clara Pratt county HD agent spoke on All The Time I leed. Ten members attended. next meeting set for Feb 26 at Mrs J W Reid home with Mrs Bates Witt as co host.
Xi Tota Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, newly formed, met Monday night at Mrs Denzil Bevers home. Mrs Richard Stanley a guest. Mrs Roy Miller program chairman presented a program on entertaining and hobbies. Next meeting set for 8 p m February 25 at Mrs Tom Blakemores home. Your child may have
An old advertisement touts Jayne's P-W Vermifuge as a safe home remedy for pinworms. It claims infestation affects one in eight, and explains the tablet coating delivers medicine to the bowels to kill worms. It warns against exposure and emphasizes tablet sizes for children and adults.
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