Candy bar deluge and a bride offers pantry hints
An essay compares vast numbers to candy bars and reflects on mass consumption by the Army and other forces. A bridal shower idea suggests emergency pantry gifts with recipe boxes and cakes. A lost bracelet prompt asks for its return while an insurance warning links smoking to health risks and costs, urging caution to curb future deaths.
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New York
G. I. Joe
Ap Een Life Insurance Company
United States
Miss Sannie Callan Speaks For PTA
George R. Bean PTA members heard Miss Sannie Callan speak on Family Relations Today at the school Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. N. EFicheberger’s room presented songs and a playlet The Road to Happy Town with all children participating. The business meeting was presided by Mrs. J. D. Lawson, president, and members voted to donate 100 to the school for library books while Miss Lucille Coillier’s room received the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Bean
Parent-Teacher Association
Sannie Callan
J. N. Eficheberger
Happy Town
J. D. Lawson
Lucille Coillier
New Officers Installed at Lone Star Newcomers Luncheon
New officers for the next six months were introduced at a luncheon Wednesday at the Hilton hotel. Twelve visitors attended as eighteen members were present. Next meeting is 1 p m February 14 at the Hilton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Hotel
Lone Star Newcomers Club
Cecil Williamson
F. O. Rudy
A. N. Norman
R. L. Sigler
R. P. Coats
Williamson
Clyde H. Smith
J. E. Jeffreys
W. E. Newton
Frank Murray
Russell Dennison
J. E. Wallace
C. B. Faught
C. L. Caudil
M. S. Doss
Seminole
Charles Hassell
Arlington
Past President of Federation Speaks at Lubbock luncheon
Guest speaker Miss Kate Adele Hill of College Station spoke at the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's club luncheon at the Hilton Wednesday noon. Other attendees included Mrs Vera Chapman president and members from Plainview Dimmit Harrisburg and Plainview club members.
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Lubbock
Miss Pratt Speaks To HD Club On Grape Cuttings
Miss Clara Pratt county home demonstration agent told Southwest Ward home demonstration club members that grape cuttings about 12 inches long should be set in rows one foot apart and covered to the last bud when grapes are pruned in January. She said cuttings will root and be ready to set in the vineyard the following winter. Mrs. R. E. Guthrie was elected vice president and several members attended. The club plans a meeting with Mrs. C. J. Levy at 2 30 p.m. Jan 23.
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Clara Pratt
County Home
Southwest Ward Home Demonstration Club
O. J. Snow
R. E. Guthrie
N. L. Carter
J. H. Aufill
R. O. Corcorran
W. M. Gaston
L. L. Lawson
C. J. Levy
C. E. Oswalt
Doyle Oswalt
C. L. Goble
Howard Alford
Bates Witt
Wade Britt
OES Matrons Hold Meet In Abney Home
Mrs. Clara Abney hosted eleven members and two visitors of the Past Matrons of the OES at her home on Main. Guests were Mrs. Ernest Conley and Miss Oulda Middleton. Mesdames M. M. Page and Mary F. Hinton assisted.
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OES
Abney
Clara Abney
Main
Ernest Conley
Oulda Middleton
Mesdames M. M. Page
Mary F. Hinton
March Of Dimes Theme At Lubbo ck Club Luncheon
Lt. Neil C. Anderson spoke at a Lub bock Woman's club luncheon at SPAAF Officers' club detailing combat experiences and the March of Dimes history. The program used red white and blue decor and small banks for dimes. club members, officers, and wives of overseas veterans attended. Wings were presented to new members of the National Association of Air Forces Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil C. Anderson
South Plains Army Airfield
Woman’s Club
SPAAF
Officers’ Club
John Kline
Frank Wilhelm
David Hopkins
James A. LeMarco
McClosky
B and PW Club Begins Safety Campaign
The Lubbock Business and Professional Women’s club launches its fourth annual safety campaign led by safety chair Letha Massie. Poster and essay contests offer $10 war stamps top prizes, with other awards for safety entries. Slogans open to all, poster contest is new, contests run through Feb. 5 with awards to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Business and Professional Women’s Club
Letha Massie
Safety Club
Plans Made For Club Turkey Dinner Here
Mrs Jot Smith hosted the Wednesday Needle club gathering as plans were set for the annual turkey dinner at 12 30 p m next Wednesday in the home of Mrs A E Miller. New officers include Rosella Rushing president Tom Duggan vice president Carrie Thomas secretary treasurer and B Wright reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot Smith
Needle Club
A. E. Miller
Rosella Rushing
Tom Duggan
Carrie Thomas
B. Wright
Buna Sowell
Officers Installed By Navy Mothers In South Plains
South Plains Navy Mothers club installed new officers at a Tuesday night meeting in the American Legion hall. Mrs. J. B. Walker became commander replacing Mrs. A. C. Sanders. Other officers include Mrs. D. A. Forbes second vice commander. Mrs. J. B. Morrisset adjutant. Mrs. John Thompson assistant adjutant. Mrs. James Samson finance. Mrs. L. Walthall and Mrs. L. B. Wright matrons at arms. Mrs. J. A. Blackwell color bearer. Mrs. W. F. Cole chaplain. The club reported sending 525 to the National Navy Relief Society and purchasing a 1000 War bond.
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South Plains Navy Mothers Club
American Legion Hall
J. B. Walker
A. C. Sanders
D. A. Forbes
J. B. Morrisset
John Thompson
James Samson
L. Walthall
L. B. Wright
J. A. Blackwell
W. F. Cole
National Navy Relief Society
Salmon spawning patterns differ by ocean species
The article notes salmon in Pacific Canadian waters spawn once and die, while Atlantic salmon spawn multiple times. It discusses life cycle behavior and geographic variation in reproductive strategy across oceans.
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Pacific
Canada
Atlantic
Alathean Class Holds Business and Social Session
Mrs. Fred Rogers hosted a First Baptist Alathean class meeting on Wednesday afternoon with Eva Watkins presiding. The group voted to support a Chinese orphan for a second year and refreshments were served by group two. Visitors included Mesdames J. W. Chapman W. L. Rentrom and A. H. Milsap. other members present included Eula Draper Mark Day A L Harris L Vanney Barney Alford and others.
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Fred Rogers
First Baptist
W. L. Rentrom
A. H. Milsap
Mesdames Eula Draper
Mark Day
A. L. Harris
L. Vanney
Barney Alford
J. A. Lee
Cora Davis
S. W. Harris
J. E. Reid
Ben Noell
D. W. Hodges
LAAF Society Elects Officers After Dessert Bridge
The Lubbock Army Airfield Officers' Wives club elected officers Tuesday afternoon at the officers club after a bi monthly dessert bridge. Mrs. Howell M. Estes Jr. was retained as president with Mrs. George Stout as vice president and Mrs. R. E. Nitschke as secretary, Mrs. John T. Miller as treasurer. Ninety members attended. War saving stamps were given as bridge favors to several members and rummy winners included Mrs. N. Dale and C. McWhorter. Mrs. W. P. Camp attended as a guest. The club will host USC Sunday afternoon.
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Lubbock Army Airfield
Howell M. Estes, Jr
George Stout
R. E. Nitschke
John T. Miller
Sam Paschall
John Donahue
A. Roach
Albert G. Arnold
Paul Ecelbarger
H. E. Patton
Stout
R. Vitek
N. Dale
C. McWhorter
W. P. Camp
USC
Mrs Henderson Hosts Needlers Needle Club Meeting
The 1916 Needle club met with Mrs. D. M. Henderson at 2420 Twentieth, with Mrs. J. B. Edwards as co-hostess. Two guests attended, Mrs. J. C. Hardgroves and Mrs. W. S. Cutter, alongside a list of members including Mesdames Allen Brown Bryan Edgett Kim mel Kinnel Martin Young Gamel Green Bizzel Gordon Leidigh Ham bright Pressley Tubbs and Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
D. M. Henderson
J. B. Edwards
J. C. Hardgroves
W. S. Cutter
E. R. Allen
Willie Brown
J. H. Bryan
W. H. Edgett
James Kimmel
R. V. Kinnel
R. H. Martin
F. F. Young
J. W. Game
Party Cancelled Due to Death of Floyd Beall
The 1911 Needle club gathering scheduled for this afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth's home has been cancelled following the death of Floyd Beall. Mrs. Beall is a club member.
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Floyd Beall
J. C. Ellsworth
Beall
Gift Presented To Mrs Moore By Needle Club
A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Fraser Moore who is moving to Amarillo when Needle Club Bee members met at Mrs. W. D. Massey’s home. Massey was elected secretary. Guests included Mrs. Lye wood Hughes of Albuquerque. The group noted the January 23 meeting will be with Mrs. Massey.
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Moore
Fraser Moore
Amarillo
Needle Club Bee
W. D. Massey
Mrs. Massey
Mrs Griffin Hosts Forty Two Club Meeting
Mrs H L Griffin at 2704 Jefferson hosted nine members and three visitors for a 1936 Forty-Two club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. A salad plate was served. The next meeting is set for 3 p.m. at 1220 Tenth with Mrs Be.
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Griffin
H. L. Griffin
Jefferson
Garden diseases carried by seedling roots
Some of the worst garden diseases such as root knot and club root are carried on the roots of seedling plants.
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Margaret Turner
Udonna Berry
George Berry
Don Weileman
Navy
South Pacific
BTU
Enyone
Toa
Ik Halsey Drugs
Adv
CHISM
PTA
Newcomers Club
Federation
Miss Pratt
HD Club
Vicks
Ae Wal
Lubbock. Tex
Ines
Hubhettes Organization
James A. DeMarco
First Cumberland Presbyterian Adult Circle
First Baptist Gleaners
First Baptist Euresian
J. B. Dearley
Rebekah Lodge
Callie Bean
Energetic Club
R. OC. Hopping
J. C. Davis
South
Colonial Needle Club
M BR. Hutto
Ave. J
Sunshine Child's Study Club
Wayne Martin
Sanders
Hish
Aauw Dramatic Unit
T. L. Teal
B & PW Club
Aisg
Joe
V. Mervous
Meath
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinknam
Lubbock Paint & Supply Co
Alathean
Laaf Society
Joan Roberts
Oklanomaa
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Piontas
Good Housekeeping
Verteran
Draughon
B. E. Needles &% Son
Gourielli
Aero Field
Elconeml
Eady
Iiss Speires
W. 34Th
Pickist Pory
Shadowbox
Rim
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