Circuit Riders program at Bible and Heritage Roundtable
No. WO Tabak presents no. Circuit Riders and Their Contribution to the Southwest at a noon Thursday luncheon at Lubbock Women’s Club. Tanner Laine of Lubbock Ava ournal will speak on his book Campfire Stories and early Southwest topics. Reservations by noon Wednesday. Delta Delta Delta alumnae host 7 p.m. Wednesday with fraternity education and pledge class, white elephant exchange, and presiding president Mrs. Joe Kirk Fulton.
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Bible and Heritage Roundtable
Lubbock Women’s Club
Tanner Laine
Lubbock Avaournal
Laine
David Wigness
Horace Wood
Cantores Choir of
Monterey High School
John Blakey
23Rd St
Delta Delta Delta
Vince Brown
Ronald Robertson
J. P. Watt
Joe Kirk Fulton
New York Couture Group Unveils Flexible Spring Line
New York Couture Group presented a ready-to-wear collection featuring compromise outfits for changeable weather and daily routines. Highlights included coats that double as dresses, jacket dresses, versatile pants suits, and jumpsuits priced around 100 to 500 dollars, with Americana and nautical themes shaping the season.
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New York
New Couture Group
Manhate
Applause
Mrs John Harding Speaks on Lubbock History Event
Mrs John Harding spoke at the Texas Tech Newcomers meeting in the Tech Museum on Ranches of Texas and Lubbock Area History. Hostesses included Mrs Austin Montgomery and a listed group of local residents. program featured a brown burlap cloth table centerpiece with dried flowers.
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Texas Tech
Mandy Night
Tech Museum
Texas
Lubbock Area
John Harding
Austin Montgomery
Mies
Gordon Henderson
Jay Peterson
Philip Ljunghahl
Rolland Wheaton
Donald Klehenow
Paul Roseland
David Moorman
Frank Imke
James Clark
Pants Take Center Stage In Spring Designer Shows
New York designers Jacques Tiffeau and Bill Blass opened six day American Designer Showing with bold pants dominating ensembles. Tiffeau showcased one shoulder Grecian tunics with pants and dramatic dresses, while Blass added pants chains and enormous black and white prints with draped scarves. Bright colors and jungle prints dominated, with the era's trend toward very short skirts and novel accessories like tassels and gold chain suspenders.
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Louise Cook
New York
Jacques
Tiffeau
Bill Blass
Blass
Maurice Rentner
Egg Shampoo Suggested By Stylists
New York special reports a top stylist recommending egg shampoos for dry overbleached or badly damaged hair. He advises washing several times weekly, alternating egg shampoo with gentle baby shampoo to clean and condition without irritation.
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New York
Obese adults may overeat less than thought study hints
UC Berkeley researchers report some obese women consume 1900 to 2200 calories daily, yet expend far less energy. A long term study using new gear will measure energy use without burdening participants, focusing on preschool children where early obesity is hard to treat and may persist.
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Berkeley, Calif
100K For Evening Jumpers Fashion Spotlight
The new floor length jumper arrives in evening wear with wide culotte and full skirt styles. Designed to attract attention for any night out, these jumpers offer a modern look with bold silhouette options.
Patti O'Rear and Larry Work Wed at First United Methodist
Patti O'Rear daughter of Lorenzo, and Larry Jennings Work son of Ralls and Crosbyton residents, pledged double ring vows at 8 p.m. in the chapel of the First United Methodist Church with Rev. Bruce E. Parks officiating. The bride, a Lorenzo High School graduate and Texas Tech senior, wore white lace with Victorian sleeves. The groom, a Tech senior in agricultural economics, is Phi Delta Theta member and former Phi Delta Theta vice president. After a wedding trip to El Paso and Ruidoso, they will live in Lubbock.
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Lorenzo High School
Texas Tech
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Tech
Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity
el Paso
Ruidoso
Work
Lubbock
100th Birthday Party for Itasca Resident H. G. Pritchett
Itasca marks the 100th birthday of H. G. Pritchett with a family dinner at a relative’s Itasca home. A native of Anson, he farmed in the Cleburne area before retirement. His hobby is playing 42 and his family includes two daughters six grandchildren ten great grandchildren and eleven great great grandchildren.
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H. G. Pritchett
Itasca
Nona Smith
O. E. Stark
Pritchett
Anson
Cleburne
Color Picture Plans Range of Spring Shades
A color picture outlines a spring palette starting with red white and blue and expanding to strong shades plus feminine pastels like peach and aqua.
Open House Honors Condreys Move to Philadelphia
Dr and Mrs Harlan Wright hosted an open house Friday at 4612 20th St honoring Mr and Mrs Terry Condrey who are relocating to Philadelphia Penn Co hosts were Mr and Mrs Oren Elmore Mrs Murray Owen aided by Mrs Ted Ray served about 50 guests were present.
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Harlan Wright
20Th St
Terry Condrey
Philadelphia
Penn
Oren Elmore
Murray Owen
Ted Ray
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