Presidential Hair Color and Privacy Debates
Readers weigh in on Mrs Eisenhower and Mrs Kennedy dyeing their hair and the issue of a president's privacy in church attendance. The column notes public interest in style trends and the broader question of media scrutiny for the Kennedy family. A separate item reports a found watch and a lost dog notice with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Secret Service
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Mrs Busby Hosts Alathean Club Meeting
Mrs Busby and the Alathean Service and Social Club met Monday at 1905 8th Street with devotion Measiring Our Lives by Mrs Ben Higes. Mike Fry spoke on the new year. The next meeting is set for February 13 with Mrs W C Fry at 4911 24th Place and Mrs Mike Fry as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Higes
Alathean Service
Magnolia Busby
St. Ak
Mike Fry
W. C. Fry
Tips To Win At Job Interview By Morton Yarmon
Miss Mary B. Dow a career counselor at the University of Michigan offers interview tips to students in Ann Arbor aimed at strengthening performance during the job interview. She emphasizes the critical period begins the moment the candidate enters the room and outlines practical steps to present oneself effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Yarmon
New York
WNS
Mary B. Dow
University of Michigan
Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information
Ann Arbor
Miss Dow
Manners for Interviews From a Private Club to Job Success
Practical interview guidance from Mise Dow covering punctuality attire and conduct. The list emphasizes arriving early, knowing the organization, presenting yourself well, gathering the interviewer’s name, and following up with notes and letters to improve future opportunities.
Council Sets Installation For South Plains Council
Officers will be installed when the South Plains Council for Retarded Children meets at 7 30 p m in the Flame Room of Pioneer Natural Gas Co Mrs Josephine Ballenger will be installed as follows Mrs George Saville president Mrs Fern Smith first vice president W H Harrison second vice president W C Burnett secretary and Bruce Parson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains Council
Pioneer ‘Natural Gas Co
Josephine Ballenger
George Saville
Fern Smith
W. H. Harrison
W. C. Burnett
Bruce Parson
Campfire Leaders Hear Of Plans
Pawnee District Camp Fire Leaders Association held a Monday morning meeting at Mrs. H Lewis home 336 27th St. Dick Richards treasurer of Lubbock Council spoke on the candy sale starting Feb. 4. Mrs. Doyle Vanney outlined Pot Latch craft exhibit at Fair Park Coliseum 4 to 7 pm Jan. 28 open to the public. Thirty leaders attended. next meeting set for 3:30 a.m. Feb 6 at Mrs. Lewis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Assn
H Lewis
27Th St
Dick Richards
Lubbock
Doyle Vanney
Fair Park Coliseum
Lewis
Art interest and club meetings fill Lubbock Tuesday
House and Garden Roundtable launches at noon Thursday in the Tabbock Women's Clubhouse with C. BL Martin discussing art. Reservations deadline by Wednesday noon. A Mortar Board alumni dinner follows at 6 20 p m in the Texas Tech Student Union Anniversary Room with Dean Jacqueline Sterner speaking about district tenting to Oklahoma. Table centerpiece features a crystal ball inscribed wishing happiness at a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs George P Green. Members of the Manuscript and Creative Arts Club attend to honor bride elect Mary Louise Blocker with flowers at the ball base. Chapter DP discusses the history of PLE O with Mrs James W Huffaker at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. C. BL Martin
House and Garden
Tabbock Women’s Clubhouse
Clifton H. Cummings
Clem Beverie
Mortar Board
National Senior Women's Honorary Society
Texas Tech Student Union
Jacqueline Ann Sterner
Oklahoma
James B. Whitehead
George P. Green
25Th St
Manuscript and Creative Arts Club
Mary Louise Blocker
John Shehorn
Ple.o
James W. Huffaker
Wo EL
15Th St
Harry Dean
Returned missionary describes Cuba work and refugee aid
Miss Joyce Hill spoke at the First Methodist Woman's Society detailing seven years as a Cuban missionary in Cienfuegos and Eliza Bowman School, noting Methodist schools remain open amidst Cuban exodus and refugees in Miami face language barriers. She plans a three year posting in Buenos Aires affiliated with Boca Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hill
Cuba
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Cecil Matthews
Noel Bryant
Maria Binghurst
C. ¥. Hatch
Miss Hill
West Texas State College
Canyon
Eliza Bowman School
Cienfuegos
Miami
Idalou Methodist Church
Wedding Is Announced for Oma Larson Bourland
Mrs. Oma Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. QC W. Larson, to wed Ralph M. Bourland of Lubbock at 10 a m Friday in Ashbury Methodist Church sanctuary. Rev. Clarence M. Catlins to officiate. Bride in gray Italian silk with mink trim and white orchid corsage. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Larson. After a San Antonio trip, couple to reside at 1808 14th St Apt 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Bentley
W. Larson
Ralph M. Bourland
Lubbock
Ashbury Methodist Church
Clarence M. Catlins
Larson
San Antonio
Bourlands
14Th St
Apt. 4
Historical Society Meeting Set at City-County Library
The Lubbock Historical Society will meet at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the City-County Library. The event honors former Canyon community school teachers trustees and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Dress Alike Twins Learn Individuality and Boundaries
A pair of 13 year old identical twins urge parents to stop dressing them the same as they seek self expression. The father clashes with the mother. twins insist on being treated as two individuals with separate identities.
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Dear Ann Landers
Mom
Circus Birthday Fete Honors David Eaton
Mrs. DeLoyce F. Eaton entertained Saturday afternoon at 2606 32nd Street to honor her son David on his fourth birthday. Eight children attended and contributed to the festive circus theme with hospitality and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLoyce F. Eaton
32Nd St
David
Ony
Ras
Rabbi to Speak at Shaareth Israel Sisterhood Meeting
The Sisterhood of Shaareth Israel meets at 1 p.m. today in Houstmann Hall with guest speaker Rabbi Alexander S. Diinei discussing Getting to Know Your Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of
Shaareth Israel
Houstmann Hall
Alexander S. Diine i
Church Women Begin Study at Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church with Mrs. H. L. Gentry presiding. Mrs. A. F. Reese gave the invocation and worship was conducted by Mrs. George Leftwich. A new Bible study titled Christianity and Other Religions was introduced by Mrs. O. A. Crockett, with Benediction by Mrs. Edna Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallowater
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
H. L. Gentry
A. F. Reese
George Leftwich
O. A. Crockett
Edna Arnold
Chapel Vows Read Late In Month
Mrs Dee Hairgrove announces the engagement of her daughter Shirley Dee to Albert Steinfath son of Mrs August Steinfath of Haskell The wedding is set for January 29 at Bowman Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church A children s rally is planned during Queen Elizabeth s February 1961 visit to Calcutta
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Dee Hairgrove
Shirley Dee
Albert Steinfath
August Steinfath
Haskell
Bowman Memorial
First Methodist Church
Queen Elizabeth
Calcutta
Community Club Listings appear in Lubbock notice page
A dense OCR dump lists numerous local clubs, meetings, and addresses in Lubbock including alumnae groups, study circles, garden and art centers, bridge and card clubs, and religious or civic organizations. The garbled items show times, venues such as Garden-Arts Center and YWCA, and addresses like 2119 57th St and 4908 West Liberty, reflecting a busy community calendar with recurring events throughout the day.
How to Send Wedding News to the Paper
Instructions from the Women's Department at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal explain how to submit wedding notices. Include correct spellings and addresses, sign and provide a contact number, and note that engagement announcements by phone are not accepted. Photos are optional and deadlines vary by publication day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Texis
Widow Seeks Guidance After Daughters Harsh Rebuke
A widow writes of conflict with her daughter and grandson living with her. She describes feeling blamed for a failed marriage and expresses despair. Dr Bernard Zucer counsels accepting ongoing personal imperfection to model growth and self acceptance for the daughter and grandson.
Pre-Bridal Shower Honors Celia Burnett Bride-Elect
Celia Burnett, bride-elect of Buddy McCree, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. George B. Eubank at 2118 23rd St. Monday night. Assistants included Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Simp son among others. An arrangement of blue iris graced the serving table. Hostess gift was linen. The couple plans to wed January 2 at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Burnett
Buddy McCree
George B. Eubank
23Rd St
Mmes
B. J. Henry
M. K. Simpson
Bill Draper
First Baptist Church
Nomination To DRT State Board Made
Mrs. J. M. Harper has been recommended by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas for nomination to the state executive board. The nomination occurred at a Lubbock chapter meeting hosted by Mrs. W. S. Bledsoe with thirteen members present. An Independence Day tea was planned for March 2. Mrs. Rodney Gobel helped host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Harper
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
State Executive Board
Harper
Lubbock
W. S. Bledsoe
27Th St
Rodney Gobel
Sunday School Dinner Hosts Honor Wesley Methodist Group
Mr and Mrs R E Walling hosted twenty seven members and guests at a Wesley Methodist Church Sunday School dinner at their 810 Municipal Drive home. California farmers spend more than 50 million dollars yearly to control pests, a third of the U S total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Walling
Municipal Drive
Wesley Methodist Church
E. F. Buck
California
U.S
Family Piano Donated to YWCA
Mrs. C J Wagner presented a piano from her home of 43 years to the Young Women’s Christian Association at 1641 Broadway. The gift honors Miss Margaret Weeks and Miss Mabel Erwin for their support. the piano will be used at YWCA meetings and events, reflecting its long service in family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens Christian Association
C. J. Wagner
Broadway
Muargarrt Weeks
Mabel Jp. Erwin
YWCA
Wagner
Margaret Richards
Circle Alaska Named Northernmost Point of Road System
The National Automobile Club designates Circle Alaska as the country’s northernmost point on the road system highlighting its extreme location and access status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Alaska
National Automobile Club
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Lubbock, Texas
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Lubbock County
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South Plains
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Garino
Ben Bremerei
PLEO
Woo Hart
Chement-storedis
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Wiaoth St
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Chub
Athenaeum Club
Charles McLantablin
18Th St
Teta Chi
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Park and Recreation Commission
Garden-Arts
West Texas Gladioli Society
Auditorian
Lubbock Brys
Southwest Howe
Jd. W. Reid
Theta Chi
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First Federal Savings and Lion Branch
Thomas Kate
Freedom Chapter
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AAUW
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Sint St
AALW
Duane Preston
Hilcrest
YMCA
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Laies Gulf Kas
Fusters Square Dance Chat
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South Plaid
Tod Prt
Flame Room
Pioneer Natural Gas
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Mt. Lah Bk
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Ane Eailish
Kahame Davis
Camip
Pat
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VRS
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Penn
Esley
Greenlawre
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Tso Am
Suimmiotranen Bhig
Lubteck Christiaan College
Testy Baptist
Chureh
Paeepherd King
Hagekh, Tom Pe. Eheren
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Women of the Arphina Creole, Sf Ant Church
Mrs. Lawrence
Worrest Heights
Bernard Zucer
Association For the Advancement
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Mindlehouse
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DRT State Board
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Pinkham Tabteis
Liauio
Lydia E. Pinkham
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