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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
8
Miss Jesse LaVerne Browne and Thomas Howard Jones pledged wedding at the bride’s home. James Jones of Sundown is her fiancé. The ceremony included apple symbolism and a reception. The couple will reside at 704 N 3rd St in Lamesa. Mrs Jones is a Snyder High School graduate. Jones attended Sundown High and Hardin-Simmons, Texas Tech, now works for Britt Co. in Lamesa.
The Labhack Women’s activities feature hostess Mra. Bill Apperton and Mrs J Po Keech ridge. Winners at the noon Wednesday event include Mrs A M Wolford first and Mrs Po ra ay second with several others placing. A future meeting is planned at noon January 2 at the clubhouse with contact for newcomers.
The fragment shows page header from a Texas newspaper on a Thursday in January. It mentions HORROR and indicates a society or feature section catering to women. No clear 사건 names, dates, or locations are present to summarize further.
Miss Eddie Pearl Carpenter became the bride of Daniel M. Lackaby at 7 p.m. December 20 in Tahoka with Dor Brmening officiating. Parents are Mrs. Esther Carpenter and Clarence Carpenter of Post and Men and Mrs. Thomas Lackaby of Lexington, Oklahoma. Miss Anita Ell of Honeygrove was maid of honor and Jeff E. Nance was best man. The couple resides in Tahoka.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carey Gnoch the Shallowater study group discussed Rosemary Sutcliffs Sword At Sunset Mrs George Parsley led the discussion with a Bible quotation A visitor Mrs Jeanie Gravitt attended and the group planned to meet again at 2 pm in January
The article describes a marriage ceremony in Tucson with details on the couple’s families, setting, and bridal attire. Parents listed include Mr and Mes Robert E. Hardesty of Monrovia California. The bride wore white and carried white roses, with a pink wool traveling suit for the trip.
A new program centers on painting on china with demonstrations and discussion. The event features a speaker and aims to explore techniques and decoration styles for china wares.
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