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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1968
Page
7
A reader complains that relatives who gave no gifts still receive bequests, while leaving nothing to others, prompting Abby to advise on family generosity and clear will language. Other letters discuss aging, investments, and personal quandaries reflecting community life.
Maedgen Elementary School hosted a session of the School Food Service group chaired by Mrs Horace Benham. Guest speaker Audette Harkins district food supervisor spoke on Nutrition Highlights Type A Lunch. Next meeting March 22 at Alderson Junior High cafeteria with buffet supper.
Carol Lane, travel director for Sheil Di Co, spoke at the Lubbock Women's Club brunch about budgeting extensive trips. She travels 5000 miles monthly to lecture and camp, advising families to collect memories and plan with simple, practical items while packing light and using versatile clothing.
Caprock chapter of National Secretaries Assn meets at Towne Crier with Aubrey Elliott presenting war topic. New officers elected include Jean Jennings president Merlene Mackey vice president Chaves Country Club secretary and LC Melton Jr treasurer. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday 9 to 5 at Broadway and Ave E. Next meeting date announced.
The Catholic Daughters of America met Tuesday at Christ the King School with Mrs. Carmen Salazar presiding. Plans for the April Fort Worth state convention were laid out, with Salazar and Mrs. Jack Wilson attending. A bake sale is set for late March chaired by Mrs. Bob Carlton, and the next meeting is 8 p.m. March 19 at the school.
Nan cy Anderson chapter hosts 125 guests at Municipal Gardens Arts Centers for the annual George Washington Silver Tea. LCC choir directed by Wayne Hinds performs forty singers with Peggy Spoonts on piano Tim Hadley narrator and a Vera Murfee photo on display. Mrs. L A Kerr leads arrangements while hostesses and guests circulate. Also noted is a luncheon honoring Charles Gray of Longem state president of the Texas Dental Society auxiliary with Mrs. George Farrel presiding.
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