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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
8
Shrimp souffle recipe shared with tips on beating egg whites for stiff peaks. Includes serving ideas, equipment note about a white ceramic dish, and a tested chocolate pie option. Also presents a rib barbecue recipe and a yellow pound cake, all tailored for a Friday meal.
The Forty Two Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ollie Snyder’s home at 1220 7th Street. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. January 23 at Mrs. Pearl Poulson’s residence, 2401 33rd Street.
Mrs Hudman hosted Patio Club at Koko Inn Wednesday with 10 members attending. Mrs Fuquay led a program on Friendships and read several poems. Next meeting will be a luncheon January 25 at Mrs Fred Nix’s home.
Mrs. A. C. Woodruff hosted the Shallowater Home Demonstration Club with fourteen members and two visitors, planning the next meeting for January 24 at the clubhouse. The Colonial Needle Club gathered at Mrs. R. L. Pender grass home with fifteen members, as Mrs. Charles Rhodes spoke on Peace With God, with the next meeting set for January 24 at Mrs. Rhodes residence.
Karen Applegate and Richard B Burns of Lubbock wed in a double ring ceremony at the grandparents home in Lamesa. The bride wore peau de soie with lace, carried white gardenias, and will reside in Lubbock at 2308 18th Street.
At a Thursday luncheon in the Student Union Ballroom the Women’s Council of West Texas Museum elected new officers: Mmes. David M. Vigness president William C. Clark vice president Jack F. Strong treasurer Don L. Thompson secretary and E H Ginsburg corresponding secretary. A travel program presented pieces from Italy Denmark Damascus and a 250 year old Italian clock. A new museum children’s art series starts Jan 29 with 10 lessons on African culture taught by Mickey Story. registrations open Jan 26. Continued plans include cotton industry programs and Flemish and Spanish jazz seminars led by Rabbi A S Kline with a $10 fee.
The article advises wiping the electric or gas range after each meal and cleaning weekly to prevent soot and grease buildup. It suggests using absorbent paper towels on spills, brushing surface burner parts, and clearing burner openings with a fine wire. For ovens, use ammonia soaked cloths overnight, then scrub with soap and water. Remove fat with a rubber scraper and replace foil on a bottom rack to catch drips.
Mr and Mrs Lysle M Cooper are at home at 5110 41st St after their wedding at 5 30 pm Friday at Latter Day Saints Chapel Vows were read by Frank Gonzales Witnesses were Kirk B Turner and George S Lemon of Slaton Mrs Cooper is the former Miss Novella Page of Fayetteville Ark She has been employed as a bookkeeper in Fayetteville Cooper attended University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and is a representative of a life insurance company
The Lubbock Toastmistress Club met Tuesday night at Oakwood Methodist Church with five members and three visitors. Mrs. Helen Simmons spoke on A Look at the Old and Prophecy For the New Year. Miss Eulalie Davies was topic mistress and Mrs. H. H. Brady served as general evaluator. The six month theme is A Better Understanding of the World We Live In.
About 680 representatives from area congregations are to attend a three day ministerial training program at Fair Park Coliseum starting at 6 35 p m today. Harry Fetzik district supervisor of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society will direct the workshop. The theme is Copy the Masters Zeal and Robert Perko of the Lubbock congregation will preside with Texas and New Mexico congregations represented.
In Santa Fe the eastern New Mexico region secured two chairmanships and several committee seats as the 26th Legislature opened. Alva J. Parker leads the agricultural committee and George Blocker heads transportation. Eastside reps Fred Boone Hugh Smith Robert J Leonard Hoyt Pattison Tom Slaughter Finis Heidel and others are named to appropriations labor public affairs taxation revenue natural resources and ways and means committees.
Thirty nine seats were reserved for Lubbock and area residents on a special Tuesday charter to Austin for inauguration events. Tickets are $50, depart about 8 a.m., return by 11 p.m., with about five open spaces left. Reverend Calvin W. Froehner will deliver the benediction at Gov. Connally and Lt. Gov. Smith’s inauguration ceremonies.
The Texas Tech Federal Credit Union announced a 4 percent dividend at its annual meeting in the Aggie Auditorium. Four new directors and three new credit committee members were elected, with several holdovers retained. Burl Abel reported surplus funds gains alongside the 1963 budget plan and life savings insurance outlook.
Fragmentary radio schedule lists KDAY KILLBK KSEI-FM KBFM NTNT-FM KSEL-950 with dawn to dark or wide hours. Mentions Paul Harvey News Music segments at various times and spotty frequencies across multiple stations.
Bailey County reports 22 gins produced 114169 bales this season. The state tally shows 21801 bales so far this year versus last year's 92368 bales. About 200 bales remain to be harvested on 96400 acres, with crop value around 17125350 dollars at 150 per bale.
A federal court jury in Dallas acquitted Antonio Campdera and E. W. Olivard Jr. of conspiring to evade 1.1 million dollars in income taxes in what prosecutors called one of the Southwest’s longest tax cases. The 10 men and two women deliberated three hours to end a 48 day trial. The government alleged they used a subsidiary in Mexico City to dodge taxes.
The USDA classing office in Brownfield processed about 2,500 cotton samples daily for the week ending Tuesday night. Through Tuesday, 252,670 samples from Terry Gaines and Yoakum counties had been classified with middling grades predominant and 13/16 staple most common. Micronaire readings showed a decline.
Jurors in the 140th District Court civil action arising from a July 3 collision on 16th Street and Texas Avenue returned a verdict late Thursday afternoon in favor of defendant Pat Neff Hardage. I R Flowers of Lubbock had sought 7965 66 in damages alleging injuries to his wife and two children from the crash. Hardage pursued a 451 08 cross judgment and was awarded damages for his automobile.
Gaines County 4 H Club and Future Farmers members display lambs barrows and steers at Seminole's junior livestock show with lamb judging at 3 pm and barrows at 7 pm today steer judging at 9 am Saturday and a sale at 1 30 pm Saturday Calvin Holcomb notes the event with Charlie Cleveland and David Adams of Seagraves supervising the steer division.
The Martin County Chamber of Commerce announces three new directors for 1963: Jim Fryar, O C Turner, and Jimmy Wheeler. The chamber also selects official holidays for 1963 including Memorial Day May 30 Independence Day July 4 Labor Day Sept 30 Thanksgiving Nov 28 and Christmas in December.
Shareholders reelected officers and unanimously approved a 3 34s per cent stock dividend at the bank’s annual meeting in Lamesa. The dividend raises capital stock from 225000 to 300000 by transferring funds from undivided profits and will be distributed pro rata to shareholders of record on January 9.
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