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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
7
A column collage notes Kennedy chicken dishes at the White House, French classics like Chicken Chasseur, and Viennese preparations, plus a recipe. It offers beauty tips on counting calories, lace dresser scarves as dining room décor, a Mona Lisa remark by a child, and light humor about noise and life.
Mrs. Carl Scott wife of the Central Baptist Church pastor was chosen Woman of the Year by the Clovis Business and Professional Woman's Club. She teaches Finglish classes for foreign women in the area.
Mrs RS Howard Alford hosted a Tuesday coffee at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse honoring Miss Barbara Kirkpatrick who will wed Don Alford April 6 at the First Methodist Church. About 250 guests attended. A St Patrick's Day theme will grace the Music Roundtable at noon Friday at the clubhouse with duets by Mrs Frank Goodwin and Mrs Joe Kelly. Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae meet Thursday at 3507 37th Street with Mrs Ralph Cocanougher presiding. Capt Dean White and family returned to Enid Oklahoma after visiting Lubbock relatives. he attended a pistol meet in San Antonio with his Vance AFB team.
Walter Circle members hosted a luncheon and concluded the prayer study session of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Clarence Collins led the closing period with a review of texts by Spike and Von Hoeffer and the benediction. Mrs. J. Ernest Whatley is slated as guest speaker at the 9 am Monday church meeting.
The Pierian Sorosis Study Club hosted a guest day anniversary tea in the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Esten Day introduced Dr. Beatrix Cobb who spoke on It's a Woman's World. Thirty seven members and guests attended. Mrs. R. B. Smith led a business meeting after the program with the next gathering set for 10 AM March 26 in the Clubhouse, featuring guest speaker Mrs. Joe Arrington.
Mrs. Charles Buzzard hosted the Texas Tech Newcomer's Couples Bridge Club at her home on 31st Street. Helpers for hospitality were Mrs. Theodore Andreychuk and Mrs. M. M. Avoub. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Zinn, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gardner.
Today's calendar lists multiple Bible classes Ladies groups and church activities at churches including Shaareth Israel La dies Bible Classes Southside Northside Broadway Colgate Vandelia Sunset Greenlawn and Lubbock Christian College. Also scheduled are sewing club duplicates bridge clubs Garden Club Needle Club Lambda Iota Beta Sigma Phi Newcomers Club and various social clubs with times from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at churches clubs and the Mackenzie Park area.
The South Plains Navy Mothers Club 341 met Tuesday with 19 members. Guests Mrs. Margaret Martin and Mrs. Florence Williams attended. Alan Henry, community ambassador, showed Argentina trip photos and spoke. A covered dish luncheon followed. Next meeting is 9:30 am March 12 at the Allen Brothers American Legion Hall.
Friendly Members Club met Monday at Mrs T S Teasdale's home 1302 32nd St. Cups towels to be presented to a charitable organization were made. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m March 11 at Mrs Johnny Temple 2805 2nd St.
Greta Picklepiker loses a bid for a new vice president post at Teeny Tiny Pickle Works amid claims of gender bias. Dr Garcia W Bowman reports study findings from 15 firms on how women may be perceived as unsuitable for supervision and advancement.
The Golden Spread Chapter of the American Business Women's Assoc held a dinner at the Plainsman Hotel with Miss Lynn Albers speaking on Seven Keys To Charm. Mrs. Chester Anderson presided and six guests attended.
Mrs. Fray Smith led Alpha Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse discussing caring for mentally disturbed children in Lubbock. The event featured a film Christina's Doll and a report of service hours by ESA members.
Parents announce two forthcoming weddings in Clovis. Bobbie Lee Baker will marry Earl C. Loflin at 7 p.m. March 22 in First Baptist Church, T.Set. Joann Miller will wed Charles Mattox at March 30 in Tenth Land Pile St. Church of Christ.
The Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Pioneer Hotel with Johnny Hughes and Butch Adams taking first place. Second and third were shared by several pairs including Mrs Hollis Keyes and Mrs K L Riggs. Mondly and Maxey clubs posted North South and East West results with multiple winners and a six week series starting next Tuesday at 9 30 a m.
Idalou 4 H Club held a foods show at the Community Clubhouse Monday night with blue ribbons awarded in multiple divisions. Winners included Mary Robbins Teresa Butler in meat Bucky Bradshaw Linda Burford Sharon May in bread and cereal Linda Bradshaw Dixie Lesler vegetable and fruit Norma Arnold Marsha Baldridge Emily Ehler milk.
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