Museum talk highlights community role and public involvement
Dr Richard B Woodbury Smithsonian anthropologist urged museum work be rooted in community cooperation and active public education. He argued exhibits should use drawings and artifacts to convey meaning, inviting participation from students, typists, artists, and other residents. The talk preceded a Guatemala site reconstruction lecture at the Municipal Auditorium and a museum reception.
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Lubbock
Uts
Department of the Smithsonian
Washington, D.C
Louise Robbert
Women’s Council
Woodbury
Texas Tech
Guatemala
West Texas Museum Assn
Archaeology duo discusses culture and expeditions
Mrs. Woodbury and her husband share insights from their fieldwork across the Southwest, emphasizing artifacts as cultural records over beauty. They describe pottery styles, dating methods, and their plans to survey the Zuni Valley while noting FBI involvement during an early ethnolinguistic study in Comanche County.
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Susie Bullock
Woodbury
Pesanele News Stati
Richard B
Bury
Lubbock
United
Washington, D. C
Guatemala
Tucson
Ariz
West Texas Museum
Tehacon
Zuni
New Mexico
The
American Anthropological Assn
Society of American Archeology
American Ethnological Society
Comanche County
Okla
FBI
Clear Signal Corps
U. S
Women’s Society Tour Guides Tour of Posey Neighborhood
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Oakwood United Methodist Church met Tuesday morning for a tour of service renters. Twenty three members toured the Posey Neighborhood House with Mrs Annie Mae Jones as tour guide at the New Life facility.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Oakwood United
Methodist Church
Posey
Annie Mae Jones
The
New Life
Lubbock Bridge Club Hosts Year Opening Tour and Luncheon
The Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club met at 3701 22nd Pi on Monday. Winners were Mrs Wilson Edwards and Mrs Ed Phelps. first place went to Mr and Mrs John Vickers. second to Mrs Hugh Pennington, Mrs Otis Rogers, and Mrs Joe Partain. third tied among Mrs Sylvia Mariner and others. Tour guides were Mrs Robert Tracy and Miss Barbara Sommerville at Mission Family Center and Guadalupe Neighborhood Center. A luncheon followed at the church. Turning Over A New Leaf was the program theme. Circles meet January 21 at 10 a.m.
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Lubbock
Mission Family Center
Robert Tracy
Guadalupe Neighborhood Center
Barbara Sommerville
Gene Thurman
Vestal Vaughn
Tom Harris
Billy Phillips
Sweet Adelines Schedule School at Smilie Wilson Junior High
The group Sweet Adelines sang at a meeting with Singing Plainsmen at Smilie Wilson Junior High. Dr John Anderson directed music for public schools at a rural meeting. A barber shop singing technique class will be held at the Ramada Inn in Midland this Saturday with a $1 registration. Contact Mrs Thomas Langford at SW5-1581. Next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at the school. Ohio is the Buckeye State.
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Sweet Adelines
Singing Plainsmen
Smilie Wilson
John Anderson
Vili 417 LutSsUuay
Ramada Inn
Midland
Thomas J Langford
Quillin Pettit Ring Vows Pledged In Crane Church
Miss Barbara Jean Pettit and Mr. Lee Quillin Jr. were married at First Baptist Church Crane at 7 p.m. December 21 with a formal ceremony. The couple, students at Texas Tech, will reside at 223 Bridegroom Street Apt 202 Lubbock, Indiana.
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USA
Fawa Wouk Wan Ma
Barney L. Quillin
Honor
Cindy Glenn
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