Phi Sigma Alpha Officers Named At Dinner Meet
Theta Chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha met Thursday night in the Ming Tree Restaurant with Mrs. Alfred Redwine and Mrs. Wendrie Cates as hostesses Aqua candles centered aqua flowers decorated the tables Mrs E W Harkey presided at the business meeting Twenty two members and one visitor Mrs Brose Oglesby were present The membership accepted a project to visit and entertain residents of Lubbock Coval escent Home Mrs Calvin Mangrum installed officers Minies Harkey president Rob Parker first vice president Wallie Bokart second vice president Ray ford Tanner treasurer Charles Whisenhunt recording secretary and Walter Seim corresponding secretary Following the ceremony Mrs Parker led a discussion on the book In Ventory of Personality with all members participating The hostess gift was won by Mrs JH Colleton Next meeting 7 pm Feb 3 in La Hacienda Restaurant with Mrs Set and Mrs E W Smith as hostesses She Walks in a World of Beauty will be the program by Mrs C K Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Phi Sigma Alpha
Ming Tree
Alfred Redwine
Wendrie Cates
E.W. Harkey
Brose Oglesby
Lubbock Convalescent Home
Calvin Mangrum
Minies Harkey
Rob Parker
Wallie Bokart
Rayford Tanner
Charles Whisenhunt
Walter Seim
la Hacienda
Set
E.W. Smith
C. K. Anderson
Jane Gilmore to Speak on Wassie James Hill Fellowship
Dr. Jane Gilmore will discuss her fellowship experiences at Texas Tech during a Laibbock Branch AAUW meeting at 2 p.m. today in the Uahbock Women's Club. The program is led by the Fellowships committee. Gilmore earned a 1957 Ph.D. in English from Texas Tech and wrote a dissertation on nineteenth century American authors. She authored a novel Walnut Grove, published in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gilmore
Wassie James Hill
Texas ‘Tech
Laibbock
AAUW
Uahbock Women's Club
Gilmore
Tesas Tech
Alnut Grove
Xi Gamma Sigma Meets In Home
Xi Gamma Sigma chapter of Sigma Phi met Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Blair, 3820 Ind St. Guest Mrs. Don Alf and Mrs. Emmwood Tullos attended. A Pakistan program with lecture, slides, and a Pakistan costume fashion show was given by Mrs. Tullos. Refreshments representing Asian countries were served to 16 members and guests. Mrs. John Reagan will host the January 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sigma Phi
Williame Blair
Ind
St. With
Kenneth Minner
Presidi
Don Alf
Emmwood Tullos
Tallow
Pakistan
Tullos
John Reagan
Gift Coffee Planned In Home For Honoree
Mrs. Joe Willard will be honored with a gift coffee today at 2003 Sth St in her home. Conhostesses include Mmnes ett VK Hays BE F W. Jack Thompson and others. An electrical appliance will be presented, centerpieces highlighted, and silverware used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Willard
Ivam
Sth St
Mmnesett
VK. Hays
Healer
Beth Aliy
I.D. Boyd
Nancy Brown
Mines
T. M. Esmond
Johnny Clemmons
Danny Robinson
Hod. Bosd dx
Weldall Patterson
Bittick
New Members Initiated at WWE Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Lee Trent Mrs Grafton Smyth Mrs John Glatz Mrs J R Bell and Mrs Wilda Stewart were initiated into WWE Auxiliary 2466 at a Thursday night meeting in the Post Home on Ave N Mrs Robert Bevers presided Thirty nine members attended Plans call for several members to attend the Mid-Winter Round-up in Austin Jan 20 A salad was served after the meeting The auxiliary will meet at 7230 pan Feb 3 in the Post Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Trent
Grafton Smyth
John Glatz
J. R. Bell
Wilda Stewart
WWE Ausiliary
Club program led by Mrs A A Kahlich
The Woodrow Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Louis Shumbeck’s home with five members and one visitor Mrs Victor Macha attending One new member Mrs J W Lambright of Slaton was welcomed Roll call noted visiting the sick Mrs A A Kahlich led a skit How Old Is Old Next meeting set for 2 pm February 4 at Mrs Kahlich Rt 1 Slaton Alpha alumnae brunch honors out of town parents pledges and Tech natives at 1607 College College lodge green burlap and lemon motif Mrs Wayne White alumnae president Miss Vicki Pharr presiding Others include alumnae officers and Mrs Don Gillespie Mrs Costa Mrs Jack Reiderger Colonial Dames meet at Mrs J J Van Pelt 2817 23rd St Virginia historical triangle program Jamestown Yorktown Williamsburg Next meeting March 3 at Mrs Amos Harper St 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Club
Louis Shumbeck
30Th
Victor Macha
J. W. Lambright
Slaton
Conner
A. A. Kablich
Kablich
Ion
Alpha
Tech
Sorority Lodge
1607
College
Wayne White
Vicki Pharr
Don Gillespie
Costa
Jack Reiderger
J. J. van Pelt
23Rd St
Lawrence Green
Virginia
Jamestown
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Amos Harper
Miss McLendon Shower Honors Bride Elect
Miss Madeline Elizabeth McLendon bride elect of Marvin was honored Thursday with a miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Roger Poff 2715 35th Street Cowhostess was Miss Zona Poff. China gift was received. Decorations featured white carnations with blue artificial flowers. A white sheet cake was served. Special guests included Mrs. C. M. McLendon and Mrs. Pat Terry mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs. Ewell Grundy and Mrs. Marvin Keefer of Anton grandmothers, and Mrs. Jack Perry sister in law of the prospective groom. The couple will marry at 7 20 pm January 21 in Forrest Heights Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Elizabeth McLanden
Marvin
Thurst
Roger Poff
35Th St. Cowhostess
Zona Poff
China
C. M. McLendon
Pat Terry
Ewell Grundy
Marvin Keefer
Anton
Mis
Jack Perry
Forrest Heights Methodist
Funeral briefs report several early Dallas area notices
Funeral services for Jo Ann Contreres, 2ayl old daughter of Theodore and, will be at 10 a.m. at St Joseph Catholic Church with burial at Peaceful Gardens under Sanders Funeral Home. The infant died Thursday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Services for Mrs R D Crawford, 96, in Coushatta La, mother of Mrs Bessie Payne of Levelland, grandmother of Mrs E G Eades of New Home. Henry Bolt of Los Angeles, brother of Alfred Bolt of 2610 With St., will have services in Pasadena, Calif. Minor fire damage reported at Yoakum's Beer Store and Jack's Bar-B-Q on 19th Street. Bond set for J C Yates in theft case. bond set for Benjamin Licon on theft charge in Big Spring. David Brackett, 16, was injured after being struck by a car at 19th St and Ave T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Contreres
Theodore Contreres
Cornell St
St. Joseph’ Catholic
Peaceful Gardens
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock Osteopthte Hospital
R. D. Crawford
Coushatta
McDade
Henry Bolt
Los Angeles
Lubbock
Pasadena
Calif
Bolt
Alfred Bolt
Veteran's Hospital
Yoakum's Beer Store
19Th Street
J. C. Yates
Isth
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCloskey
Benjamin Licon
Big Spring
David Brackett
Ist Place
19Th St
Ave. T
Michael J. Dubbs
2Nd St
Peace talks elusive as U S presses for negotiations
State Department press officer Robert J. McCloskey says the United States is deeply engaged in seeking peace, but provides few hard details and asks reporters to bear with the absence of news. Lawmakers express caution on peace prospects and potential long-term military commitments in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Johnson
Mansfield
South Viet Nam
Mnnield
Haiphong
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
China
Hanoi
Peking
Aiken
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Laird
Sorority Elects Year’s Officers
Miss Kavdel Eubank was elected president of Gamma Alpha chapter of Pi Rho Zeta business sorority. New officers chosen at a meeting included Judy Stee as president, Delila Stephens secretary, Cherry Boles treasurer, Bobbi Taylor parliamentarian, Beth Roberts historian, Pat Muschalek sergeant at arms, Patsy Elise worth chaplain. Next meeting to install on January 18 at the Lubbock Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavdel Eubank
Gamma Alpha
Pi Rho Zeta
Lubbock Women's
Judyes Stee
Delila Stephens
Cherry Boles
Bobbi Taylor
Beth Roberts
Pat Muschalek
Sere Xeantatharms
Patsy” Eliseworth
Lubbock Women’s Club
Roosevelt Members Guests Of Chapter
Roosevelt chapter members and guests visited the Lorenzo chapter Thursday night in Lorenzo. A devotional by Rev Bruce Parks of First Methodist Church opened with a message from 1 Corinthians. A talk on nutrition and health preceded a film on cancer with a local doctor’s Q&A. A nursery was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Homer
Roosevelt
Bruce Parks
Fist Methodist Church
1 Corinth
Hans
Amiga Club Plans Towels For Hostesses At Meeting
Amiga Club met Thursday afternoon in Graham Tearoom with Mrs Barrick son and Mrs J A Barton as hostesses Invocation by Mrs E R Gibson Floyd Pipes presided Each member will make a cup towel for hostesses in the coming year After business members discussed out of town Christmas trips Refreshments for 16 members Served Hostesses named for February meeting at 2 30 p m in the tearoom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiga Club
Graham Tearoom
Wth St
Barrickson
J. A. Barton
E. R. Gibson
Floyd Pipes
C. J. Goble
Beard
Tech Textiles Chief Attends Wool Contest at A&M
Dr. Gene Shelden head of Texas Tech Home Economics clothing and textiles attends Make-It-Yourself-With-Wool contest at Texas A&M. He chairs District I meeting to plan next year's event with the climax the selection of state representatives to model costumes in a national Portland Oregon competition on Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Shelden
Texas Tech
Lamesa Council Weighs Parking Meter Replacement
The Lamesa City Council conducts a poll of businessmen and Dawson County residents to decide if downtown parking meters should be replaced or discontinued. Meters were removed last December. replacements were planned for January first. Ballots will be distributed at a recent council meeting to let residents have a say.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Lames
Pleads Guilty Man Sentenced For Life After Family Deaths
Gary D. Wilkinson pleaded guilty to the murders of his 7-year-old brother Rodger his 58-year-old mother Marian Wilkinson Silvers and his 1-year-old nephew Jerry Wilkinson in February after a family dispute over money. He received life imprisonment and had previously escaped from Kendall County Jail triggering a statewide manhunt before surrendering in Listerdale. Wilkinson stood silent during the court proceedings and waived a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robrne Ups
Gary D. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Kendall
Flea
Marvin Blackburn
Rodzer
Marian Wilkinson Silvers
Jerry Wilkinson
Ft. Hood
Ft. Dix
N. J
Germany
Bexar County
Listerdale
Boerne
Six Women Apply for Astronauts. None Meet Requirements
Six women applied for the next group of up to 15 astronauts at Houston's Manned Space Center but did not meet the minimum criteria. 159 of 351 applicants were found eligible after a December deadline, requiring U.S. citizenship, a bachelor degree in engineering or sciences, and 1,000 hours of jet time or military test pilot school graduation.
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Manned Space Center, Houston
The
Space Agency
Wasa
U.S
London
UPI
BBC
Pease
Asronauts
National
Tion
Bradley family saga reveals Texas roots and West Texas toil
The article chronicles Ned Bradley and Thad Bradley plus Brooks and Earl, detailing a Texas family’s paths from Fayette County to Falls and West Texas. It notes Mary Maude McKinney’s birth in Winchester, 1876, moves to Amherst and Lubbock, and the Bradley Drugstore on 19th Street and Avenue T in Lubbock, with Mrs. Bradley active in church and historical groups. It ends with a political note on State Rep Bill Hollowell and Governor Connally amid May primary chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Wie
Idley
Floyd County
Brooks
Earl
Mary
Maude McKinney
Fayette County
Tex
Winchester
Falls County
Lubbock
Connally Austin
Bill Hollowell
Grand. Saline
John Connally
Oakwood Baptist Dedication Plans Highlight Community Services
Oakwood Baptist Church prepares a weekend program ending with a 7 p.m. Sunday dedication. Dr John E Schwensen and Dr T A Patterson will greet and speak along with Dr Roy C McClung and special music by the Wayland International Choir. Lubbock leaders and pastors join Tuesday night dedication events with further public participation and a completed sanctuary to be formally dedicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Dallas
Texas Baptists
Oakwood Baptists
Wayland
John E. Schwensen
Roy C. McClung
Wayland Baptist College
Wayland International Choir
James Cram
Alvary
Calvary Baptist Church
Oakwood
W. E. Thorn
Calvary Church
Metropolitan Baptist Church of
Wichita
Kan
Calvary
F. Marvin Myers
Oakwood Church
Jack Christie
Antioch Baptist Church
Curtis Simpson
Southside Baptist Church
F. E. Swanner
Caprock-Plains
Oakwood Bap
Ust
Sun-Plainview
Boyce Evans
Hock
Hardin - Simmons University
Oakwood Baptist Church
Hunter Construction Co
Tte
Herman Richerd
Architec
Melvin Harvey
Clem Simpson
Legal Aid Plan Divides Lubbock Bar Over OEO Roles
Warnick defended a broad based county legal aid group to resist OEO takeovers and landlord actions while Cravens ton attorney supported indigent aid but warned it could erode the profession. Rob Huff urged delaying the reorganization and Brister added seasoned members Byron Chappell Thomas J. Griffith Ralph S Daniel Mae Wassell Harrison M. Grice Edward W. Napier to an expanded aid committee as talks continue. Warnick noted Lubbock Amarillo lack full time legal aid attorneys in Texas at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OEO
Warnick
Cravenston
United Fund
Bar
Rob Huff
Lubbock
Bill Brister
Aid Committee
Brister
Byron Chappell
Thomas J. Griffith
Ralph S| Daniel
Mae Wassell
Harrison M. Grice
Huff
Edward W. Napier
Amarillo
Texas
Prime Minister Meets Beatle For Breakfast in London
AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson had breakfast Friday with a Beatle and Paul McCartney at television personality David Rowe's home. UPI says Cyril Naylor, a one year old bartender, was jailed in Leicester for refusing a court order to destroy his dog that bit several children after a $58.80 fine was unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Wilson
Onan
Paul Me
David Rowe
Elevision
Leicester
England
UPI
Cyril Naylor
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Xi Gamma Sigma
A. A. Kahlich
Miss McLendon
Tech Textiles
Lamesa Council
KDAV
Church of Christ Caprock
Paul C. Keller
Beatle
Murrell Ewing
Alexandria
Bro
Kershaw
L. Lowrie Pastor
Evening Worship Training Union
Lubbeck
Rix Vitory
Ades P. Trice
We Sam K Crow Funeral’ Directors
Robert F. Cummings
Wayne Chatfin
Highland Assembly
King's Three
Quaker Ave
Morris Sheals
Vandelia Church of
Jesus
KCAY
KCAS
American Legion Hall
Pedro Sanz
Fidel Castro
95Th Street Baptist Church
25Th St
College Ave
Golden Daybreak
First Baptist Church
Broadway & V Porter
J,ral Pastor
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