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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1945

Page

2

Sailor Thanks From Home Front Unity and Letters

Weekly column shares reader letters from Lubbock women supporting servicemen. Mrs Adeline Rogers thanks Carl M. Sappenfield seaman second class for a Christmas package, noting it brightened a lonely holiday. Priscilla Foster, 85, remembered for knitting over 100 sweaters for troops after the war.

Fred Rogers Outh Plains Adeline Priscilla Foster Peas Foster A. Cer Arti

Twentieth Century Club Elects Officers in Lubbock

The Twentieth Century Club held its biennial officer election at the Lubbock hotel. Elected were Mrs. W. B. Price president Mrs. J. Ben Cole Jr vice president Mrs. Fred W. Sparks recording secretary Mrs. R. Hedrick treasurer Mrs. L. T. Patton corresponding secretary and Mrs. W. O. Stevens auditor After the session Mrs. H. F. Godeke reviewed Brazil In The Making by Jose Jobin. Twenty-one members attended. Also Basil O Connors Red Cross urged chapters to recruit more nurses for military duty in New York.

Twentieth Century Club Lubbock Hotel W. B. Price J. Ben Cole, Jr Fred W. Sparks R. Hedrick L. T. Patton W. O. Stevens H. F. Godeke Brazil Jose Jobin

1000 Trusses To Be Given Away This Month

Kansas City doctor’s invention for reducible rupture offered free trial. Anyone may try it for 30 days and receive a $3.50 truss at no cost. If unsatisfied, return the device but keep the truss. Send name and address to the Musician’s Appliance Co. 4993 East 2006 Main St. Kansas City.

Kansas City Theusician'’S Appliance Co Main St Kansas Ady

Double Ring Vows Exchanged By Couple

The wedding of Miss Laverne Irwin and Walter Lee Johnson was held Sunday at the groom’s parents home. Rev. Jeff D. Welch and twin brother Jack A. Welch officiated the double ring ceremony beside a fern and flower accented fireplace. The bride wore a blue suit with pearls, carried a white silk handkerchief and received borrowed items. maid of honor wore white wool with pink rose corsage. Best man was Winfred W. Wise of Plainview. A reception followed with lace cloth, pink and white carnations, and a three tier cake. The couple will live in Plainview. both are graduates of local high schools.

Laverne Irwin S. R. Irwin Walter Lee Johnson W. L. Johnson Jeff D. Welch Jack A. Welch Dorothy Leslie Winfred W. Wise Plainview Mesdames R. L. Norton J. P. Leslie J. E. Leslie L. T. Irwin Reba Ward Mary Ward Juanita Lewis Dorothy Johnson Louise Fisher Johnson Lubbock High School Mr. Johnson Plainview High School Rockwell Brothers and Company of

Charles A. Guy Speaks at Lub Dock Forum on Race Unity

Avalanche-Journal editor Charles A. Guy urged unity of the best elements of white and colored races to improve conditions and relations during a Lub Dock Woman's Forum gathering at Mrs. Bryan Edwards home. Co-hostesses Henrie Mast Ray Livesay and W. A. Pettey helped. Mrs D D Webster led the program with about 32 members present.

Charlies A. Guy Avalanche-Journal Lub- Dock Woman's Forum Bryan Edwards Henrie Mast Ray Livesay W. A. Pettey

Mrs. Williams to Head Athenaeums in New Presidency

Mrs. O. T. Williams was elected president of the Athenaeum club at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at 2308 Broadway. Eighteen members attended as officers were named: Mrs. S. T. Hodges vice president and corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. L. Hester recording secretary, Mrs. O. C. Southall treasurer, and Mrs. Fay Westmoreland. Mrs. Eula Draper reviewed the History of Federation during the program.

O. T. Williams Athenaeum Club Dewey McDonald Broadway S. T. Hodges W. L. Hester T. A. Rogers O. C. Southall Fay Westmoreland Eula Draper Federation

Plans For Year Debated By Bluebonnet Home Club

The Bluebonnet home demonstration club met with Mrs. Lucien Moore to map the year’s work focusing on rural food preferences and supplies in Texas. Miss Clara Pratt demonstrated fruit cobbler and Orchard starting while stressing proper tree spacing of 25 feet for plums and 30 feet for peaches. New member additions included Mrs. W H Millican and Mrs. R O Moore. others in attendance were Mesdames Cacy Day Ruth Parrish and Ida M Farris. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Haralson on January 22.

HD Club Bluebonnet Home Demonstration Club Lucien Moore Texas Walter Haralson Floyd Blankenship Clara Pratt W. H. Millican R. O. Moore Mesdames Cacy Day Ruth Parrish Ida M. Farris Haralfon

Wolfforth WMS Programs Monday Service

The Wolfforth Baptist Women's Missionary Society held an afternoon program at the church. Mrs. Joe Millier presided over the business session as program chairman Mrs. R. R. Hutcheson and Mrs. Edd Schroeder gave the devotional. Attendees included Mesdames J. B. Allman Fred Worsham Joe Leaverton Don Milliken Ray Hitt V. W. Allen C. B. Gillit Lea Davis R. B. Hobgood and Rev. V. W. Allen.

Wolfforth Wms Wolfforth Baptist Women's Missionary Society Joe Millier R. R. Hutcheson Edd Schroeder Mesdames J Allman Fred Worsham Joe Leaverton Don Milliken Ray Hitt V. W. Allen C. B. Gillit Lea Davis R. 8. Hobgood

Variety Of Programs For Three Lubbock Sorosis Clubs

Lubbock Sorosis clubs met Tuesday with varied programs in members homes. Pierian club heard a family relations program led by Mrs. Horace Gilmore with talks on budgeting, family fun, and parent participation education. Clement club discussed education for peace and racial issues with Mrs. Ivy Savage urging women at the peace table and civilian reform for returning soldiers. An extra Sorosis meeting featured modern Russia topics with Life and Literature and International Relations discussions and souvenir plate refreshments for attendees.

Lubbock Sorosis Lubbock Sorosis Clubs Pierian Sorosis Study Club Harold Blank Horace Gilmore Don King Bill Tinney Ralph Douglass Rex Galloup Mesdames Joe Christian Cliften Ings Jason Gordon Qdis Hackney J. R. McDaniel Marvin Miller Lee Stilphen Ivy Savage Clement Sorosis Wilbur Cooper E. Powell Mchirter Charles Spencer Sorosis Club Bill Roberts Russia C. A. Smith A. W. Evans C. R. Hurmence W. P. Clement J. C. Levens G. L. McCleary Rufus Rush C. H. Smith Ed Town J. W. Wallace I. M. Robinson W.R. Dorsey Vera Murfee

Meeting Cancelled by Lubbock Army Wives Society

The Lubbock Army Wives Society cancels today's gathering and announces meetings will move to the first and third Wednesday of each month.

Lubbock Army Wives Society

Personal notes on visiting families and service members

Local residents and relatives hosted and visited military personnel and their spouses. Lt Hugh R Horne and Lt Joe S Horne returned to Norfolk after visiting Cecil and Mrs Horne at Hilton hotel. Others include Frank Burns and Mrs Burns visiting Mrs John McSpadden and Mrs T J Willingham, and families at 2906 Van Buren. Sgt Cecil King visited Levelland highway area. King and wife Mary Louise Revier visit Ardmore and Carrollton area. Mrs Ford Holt visiting Mr and Mrs C W Ratcliff. Mrs Jeanette Youngblood at 1410 Seventh.

Hugh R. Horne Joe S. Horne Norfolk Cecil Horne Hilton Hotel Frank Burns Hamilton John McSpadden T. J. Willingham van Buren Cecil King Birmingham Ala Frank Revier Levelland Highway Sgt. King

Daily club meetings and civic group notices

Today features numerous gatherings including LAAF Junior Matrons League at UBC at 12 30 PM Needle club at Mrs Henderson and Mrs Edwards hostesses 3 PM B and PW club luncheon at Hilton George R Bean PTA LOA at South Plains school AAUW unit at 3 30 PM Mrs Knox hosts 1936 Ave N others: SPAAF Officers luncheon bridge and various needle clubs at listed addresses plus UDC Stephen Wilkinson chapter at Lubbock hotel Lone Star Newcomers luncheon at Hilton First Baptist Alathean class at 8 PM.

LAAF UBC Needle Club D. M. Henderson J. B. Edwards B & PW Hilton George R. Bean AAUW Eugene Knox Ave. N

Luncheon Held By Methodist Class

Members of the First Methodist Sorosis Class met for a Tuesday noon luncheon at the church with Mrs. W. H. Logan and Mrs. A. S. Meinecke as hostesses Two guests were Mesdames Altus Sansom and J William Davis. Others attending included Dame Porter Garrett Fred Sims Nolen Swain A F Rasor Russell Hardin B L Cogdill J W Gray Thomas Pirtle Elwin Wheelock A W Evans T C Root M B McKee G H Williams Jack McGinnis Burton S Burks LV Risenger and Sid Worrell.

W. H. Logan Rs. A. S. Meinecke Altus Sansom J. William Davis Porter Garrett Fred Sims Nolen Swain A. F. Rasor Russell Hardin B. L. Cogdill J. W. Gray Thomas Pirtle Elwin Wheelock A. W. Evans T. C. Root M B. McKee G. H. Williams Jack McGinnis Burton S. Burks LV. Risenger Sid Worrell

Sunshine Study Club Holds Tuesday Meeting at Tucker Tea Room

Mrs. C. V. Sandlin and Mrs. J. D. Gammull hosted the Sunshine study club session in the Tucker Tea Room Tuesday afternoon. George Sessums and Don Mitchell sponsored a musical program while Harriet Henderson read. Attendees included Mrs. W. Bartlett Langford Garland Head Frank Bass J. C. Sanders C. Perryman J. Brock O. Woody Clay Anderson W. Tatum Lewis Kittrell and guest Mary Bell Perryman.

C. V. Sandlin J. D. Gammull Sunshine Study Club Tucker Tea Room George Sessums Don Mitchell Harriet Henderson Mesdames Co W. Bartlett J. T. Langford Garland Head Frank Bass J. C. Sanders C. Cc. Perryman J. H. Brock O. A. Woody

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