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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
6
Navy and white silk and worsted coat and dress pair with white navy silk for spring. Silk pajamas in a resplendent array feature a slashed neckline with tiny button row and a double pleated spill of fabric to the floor from Ben Reig's spring collection.
New York fashions from Jo Copeland for Pattullo feature no full pants, with emphasis on pleats and knee high dresses. The line includes empire waists and fitted seaming, navy and white colors, light wool jerseys and silks, and prices from 125 to 700 dollars.
Miss Julia Emily Payne and Kenneth Dell Banister exchanged double ring vows at 2 p.m. December 27 in First Christian Church Levelland officiated by Rev. Bob Robbins. Parents of the bride are Dr. and Mrs. L. Banister of Roswell N.M. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Watkins of Denison. The bride wore an ivory silk gown and pink accessories. Guests were seated by Georgerine Jr. and Tommy Banister.
Mr and Mrs L B Blackwell of Louisville announce a tea at 4 6 p m Saturday to honor their daughter Linda Ann Blackwell on her engagement to John Stephen Semetko of Houston. Guests include Andrew Semetko of Houston. house party members are Mrs Sam Grigg Midland Mrs Carl Douglass Abilene and Mrs Vernon Clover. Colors pink and scarlet plannings noted. A second notice adds a New Year’s Buffet Luncheon at Lubbock Women’s Club for members guests and families from 11 30 a m to 1 p m Sunday reservations by phone PO3 6448.
A PSA luncheon features a Texas Alpha Alpha chapter review of a book by Terry. The executive board meets at a restaurant with Mies. Joe B. attends a noon session at Embers on Thursday. Next chapter meeting is February 6.
A description of a gown with barely-beige organza and a banded bodice of imported lace. Jewels trail from the waist to the pleated skirt, creating a refined, lightly embellished silhouette.
Six Homemakers chapter members will attend the YHT State Convention in Dallas with more than 50 others. Carla Crumley will compete for State Little Sister. Dr. Charlyce R. King will deliver the keynote. Exhibits from Texas manufacturers accompany the two day event at the Baker Hotel. The fellowship group held a luncheon with ten members and elected new officers for February 6.
Readers share grease stain tricks using turpentine and dustcloths plus a note on drying rags. A portable dry chemical extinguisher in cars is recommended for grease oil and kitchen fires. Also tips on Canadian bacon for lunches and Vienna sausages in cans.
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