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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1963

Page

8

Twelfth Night customs and a wedding in Albuquerque

An article notes Twelfth Night as a traditional January 6 English festival and suggests a festive Old English pie idea with ribbons and gifts. It also covers a double ring wedding in Albuquerque where Luluvgl taiksmite Alsh and Lt. Robert Eugene Jones Jr. wed at Immanuel Presbyterian Church with reception at Sandia Base Officers Club.

Bethlehem England Luluvgl Paul Rice Dallas Jan Huzarski John Hughes Albuquerque Neal Osborn Annehara Fleck Officers Club Sandia Base Denver Colo Highlands High School University of New Mexico Chi Omega Sorority St. Jones West Texas State College Sigma Nu U. S. Army Fort Riley

World's Best Dressed Women Named in 1962 Poll

AP fashion writer notes Mrs. John F. Kennedy shares top with Mrs. Loel Guinness as the year’s best dressed. newcomers include Mrs. Frederick Eberstadt, Baroness Thyssen Bornemisza, and Gloria Vanderbilt Lumet. Other honorees include Princess Lee Radziwill and Mrs. David Bruce.

Jean Sprain Wilson New York John F. Kennedy Loel Guinness Guiness Frederick Eberstadt Ogden Nash Thyssen-Bornemisza London Switzerland Gloria Vanderbilt Lumet Princess Lee Radziwill Kennedy David Bruce U.S Oleg Cassini Norman Norell Donald Brooks Ben Zuckerman Guinness Gloria Rubio Paris Givenchy France Christian Dior House Cocoa Chanel

Lubbock events honor families and fashion figures at local clubs

Social calendar highlights a 10 to 12 a.m. coffee event at Lubbock Country Club honoring Mrs. Mike Fowler with hostesses and a long list of guests. A bridal rehearsal dinner and vows at Central Baptist Church are noted, plus a Colonial Dames meeting featuring a Huntington Library program and dressing fashion Hall of Fame members and international fashion details.

Lubbock Country Club Mike Fowler Judy Fortenberry Harold Humphries Horace Humphries Albert Fortenberry L. G. Fowler J. FE. Blakey Jr Frank Fata Mmes. Blakey Fata Don B. Austin Keith Cecil Bill Watson W. E. Morris R. P. Fuller Jim Farmer Shere Chere W. E. Humphries J. A. Fortenberry Carolyn Blaker Linda Cecil Jan Humphries Gin Turner Ann Fuller Connie Humphries Jinx Watson Mary Jo Fowler Karen Fortenberry Janice Lovell Rowin W. L Dub" Feazell W. B. Feazell Rt. 2 Central Baptist Church Claudie C. Rowin

The Impossible Should Not Be Expected Of Children

A mother confronts a 10 year old daughter who pocketed 50 cents from curtain rod money. The advisor urges not to demand perpetual virtue but to restore trust and open communication, noting the parent’s worry signals a need for wiser, steadier handling of the issue.

Decorating a New Home and a Kitchen Four Kapers

Mrs John F Conley Jr shares home decorating interest at 3419 58th St and oils painting. Her daughter and son John 13 attend Evans Junior High. Recipes offered include Lime Gelatin Salad with cabbage olives pineapple and vinegar. Mrs Conley notes the dish is simple and not too sweet.

58Th St John F. Conley Jr Ee Meee Ae The Daughters of American Revolution John Evans Junior

Llano Estacado Antique Club Hosts Morn Meetings

Readers note a schedule of local events including Llano Estacado Antique Club at 10 am and a Music Roundtable at 12 noon in Lubbock. Also listed are a flower show judges’ prep at Municipal Garden Arts Center and a Shaner La Santha event by Nomads of Avrudaka at Knights of Pythas Haul.

Central Zone Municipal Garden Arts Center Shaner la Santha Nomads Avrudaka Knights of Pythas College Ave Lubbock Square National Guard

Regular in New York House of Frenchman Bugnan

The text notes a regular appearance at the New York house of Frenchman Bob Bugnan. It lists a committee for special citations highlighting outstanding leaders, naming many prominent women across major cities and high society.

New York House Bob Bugnan Alfred Vanderbilt New York Alfred Bloomingdale Ray Stark Beverly Hills Calif Nicholas du Pont Wilmington Dela Princess Alexandra Kent Mme Jean-Claude de Abreau Paris T. Charlton Henry Walter Annenberg Philadelphia Earl E. T. Smith Palm Beach Christian de Guigne Mortimer Fleishhacker Jr William Wallce San Francisco Walter Paepcke Edward A. Cudahy Leon Mande Chicago Byron Tosi Jefferson Coolidge Boston Patrick Carr Fort Worth Tex Jean Johnson Johnson House

Officers Elected At Nerdle Club Meeting

Mrs Oscar Hunt hosted the 1942 Nerdle Club meeting with ten members present and visitors Mrs W V Chandler of Tulsa and Mrs Wayland Edwards. Elected officers were president Mrs Tom Galloway vice president Howard Galloway secretary H M Zimmerman and reporter R H Seale. The next meeting is set for 3 p m January 17 at Mrs E E Lokey’s home.

Oscar Hunt 40Th St Mmes Tom Galloway Howard Galloway H. M. Zimmerman R. H. Seale W. V. Chandler Tulsa Wayland Edwards E. E. Lokey 25Th St

Crump couple attends family reunions in Wichita Falls and Clifton

Mr and Mrs J Sterling Crump er returned from reunions of their families in Wichita Falls and Clifton They reside at 4206 39th St

J. Sterling Crumpler Wichita Falls Clifton 39Th St

Miss Gafford Hosts Gamma Nu Chapter Meeting

Gamma Nu Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met at 3319 26th St hosted by Miss Susy Gafford with Mrs. Frances Cagle presiding. They planned a rush season and a March of Dimes disappearing coffee at 3 p.m. Sunday at National Foundation headquarters. A program by Mrs. Shirley Steward and Mrs. Virginia Campbell highlighted the sorority. Next meeting is 7:45 p.m. Feb. 6 at Miss Shirley Cox’s home.

Gamma Nu Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Susy Gafford 26Th St Frances Cagle National Foundation Shirley Steward Virginia Campbell Shirley Cox 50Th St

Burke Family Hosts Include Out-of-Town Guests

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burke at 3408 43rd St include Mrs. Burke's mother Mrs. M J Allen of San Antonio John P Jr a UT Austin senior and Capt and Mrs Stanley G Bullard with children Mike Jeanne and Pat of Columbus AFB Miss Mrs Bullard is the former Rosemary Burke.

John P. ‘Burke 43Rd St

Pimples Fade With Baker’s Beauty Lotion Says Local User

Mrs. J. R. Kahn of 310 E Park Ave credits Baker's Beauty Lotion with fading pimples and blemishes. She praises its use as an astringent and cleanser and notes Baker's Hair Tonic treats dandruff. The ad promises money back if it fails to help your complexion.

San Antonio Tex J. R. Kahn E. Park Ave Baker

Highland Home Demonstration Club Plans Year

Highland Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Melvin Tea skell at 3310 53rd St. with 14 members and two new members Mrs C C Taylor Jr and Mrs Ralph Langley attending. They discussed goals for the year as the constitution and by laws were read and year books completed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Kerman Bond at 4320 41st St at 9 30 a.m January 16.

Highland Home Demonstration Club Melvin Teaskell 53Rd St C. C. Taylor Jr Ralph Langley Kerman Bond

Mrs Harris Confined to Wheelchair Followers Plan Open House

Mrs Harris, active until recently, is confined to a wheelchair. Friends and family will visit her at an open house in the Judd home Sunday afternoon. Born in Tennessee, she moved to Texas at age six and has 130 descendants. Children include Amos in Lubbock, Daucy in Denison, Jim in Oklahoma, and daughters H W Bell in Lubbock and Maudie Coats in Denison.

Mrs. Harris Tenessee Texas Amos Lubbock Daucy Denison Jim Oklahoma H. W. Bell Maudie Coats Bell

Truth Chapter Honors Masons

Truth Chapter 941, Order of the Eastern Star, held a stated meeting Tuesday night honoring Masonic members. Worthy Matron Mrs. S. H. Edwards and Worthy Patron Early Daniel presided. program by Mrs. Frank Milligan, Mrs. Cecil Williams, and Daniel. A social hour followed with Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. J. A. Brunson as hostesses. The table featured an orchid satin cloth and a large Masonic emblem.

Masonic Fraternity Truth Chapter 941 Order For Eastern Star S. H. Edwards Daniel Frank Milligan Cecil Williams Edwards J. A. Brunson

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