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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1964
Page
7
A fashion note on ski wear blends high fashion with comfort for beginners and pros. It highlights lightweight form fit jackets in Scandinavian patterns with reversible white and colored sides, hooded parkas, suede trims, and luxurious materials for winter resort style and practical warmth.
Parentts Without Partners met Thursday night in the Reddy Room downtown. Officers elected for the year include Billie Holder president Glenna Johnston president Nancy secretary and Ruth Charlesworth treasurer. A program on Problems of Child Raising was presented by Woody Woodrutt. An open house followed at Ona Greer 3303 St St. Next meeting set for 2 30 p m February 6 in the Reddy Room. Public may attend.
Miss Mik died. Faye Turner and Meredith Tusper pledged wedding vows at 7 pm Monday in the home of the bridegroom's aunt and uncle, Rev Clinton Le Easiman officiated. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Santee Turner of Lubbock. The bride wore a mist blue suit with white fur collar and veil. Maid of honor Carolyn Harper wore cranberry red. Best man Glenn Harper. Reception followed. The couple will reside in Slaton where he farms.
The Caprack Home Demonstration Club elected officers at its meeting held in Mrs. Gene Mathis home on 2507 66th St Mrs Howard Woods was named president Mrs Mathis vice president Mrs Bailey Swadley secretary treasurer and Mrs Ralph Langley council member The next meeting is set for 7 pm January 16 at Mrs Melvin Newtons home 3406 E Cornell St with a program by Mrs Mathis on ship focusing on citizenship and organization details
Lubbock residents host a coffee at 9:30 to 10 a.m. today in Mrs. Johnson's home 2714 Duke. Guest of honor is Mrs. John Young of Kansas City Missouri, cousin of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Young and her two sons Johnny and Bill arrived December 26 to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. C R Bankhead at 2506 29th Street. They plan to return home Wednesday.
A teen writes in about cleaning white socks with scouring powder and a scrub brush after attempting bleach and hot suds. The note includes tips from a mother and a husband for floor polishing techniques.
Patricia Ann Cox marries Philip Warren in Midland. The ceremony details are brief with confirmation of the union. Actress Michael Warren is not part of the main event.
Fragmented text covers a personal advice column exchange about family conflict and tolerance, plus wedding details. It notes a couple from Lubbock and Los Angeles with attendants, dress details, and a reception, ending with their home plans.
Miss Gloria Duke, bride elect of Bruce Richter, was honored with a rice and spice party at the home of Mrs. Charles Finley. Hosts were Miss Ray Finley Mrs. Weldon George and Miss Sylvia George. Special guests included Mrs. G N Duke and Mrs A L Richter. The couple will marry February 8 in Second Baptist Church.
Upsilon Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at 3802 2nd St with 15 members present. Mrs Bob Bailey presided as the program Absolute Music by Mrs Lawson Smith Mrs Dale Riggs and Mrs Bailey. The chapter plans a donation to the Well Baby Clinic and involvement in the March of Dimes. Couples game party planned later this month at Mrs Hall Morton 3518 1st St.
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