Woman Talk Researchers Discuss Job Absenteeism
A New York report outlines studies on absenteeism among women and students. Dr. D C Bews finds higher absence with female supervisors and under 30s. A North Carolina plan links probation to attendance gains. Miss Dorothy Tipple notes school absences average one day in ten with medical reasons driving most days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Winter
New ‘York
WNLY
D.C. ‘Bews
Montreal
Bews
Preston .M. ‘Dunning
North Carolina
Dunning
Tate
New York
Dorothy Tipple
New York State
Department of Education
Wesleyan Guild Meets At 3805 48th Street
Wesleyan Service Guild of As bury Methodist Church met Monday night at the home of Mrs. A W Ellenberger with Mrs Jack Shisler as co host. Eighteen members and two guests attended a covered dish supper followed by a business meeting. Mrs Nelda Griffin led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Asbury Methodist Church
A.W. Ellenberger
48Th St
Jack Shisler
Nelda Griffin
Sass
Gels
WMU Steering Committee Plans Lubbock Convention
The Southern Baptist WMU steering committee met in Lubbock to map plans for the state convention set for Oct. 30 31. Mrs John Ramby of Wilson was named general chairman of local arrangements with a committee including Mrs Billy Hardy Route 1 Shallowater Miss Irene Armes 450121st St and Mrs Wheeler Robertson Idalou. State WMU president Mrs C J Humphrey Amarillo and executive secretary Miss Eula Mae Henderson Dallas attended as officers. More than 3 000 WMU members are expected to attend the convention featuring home and foreign missionaries as speakers. Location and speakers will be announced. Local committees and chairmen will be named soon. The convention will coincide with the state Southern Baptist Association General Convention in the Hub City Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
Women's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist
Lubbock
Texas Ma
Hub City
Billy. Hardy
Shallowater
C. S. Manghies
Amarillo
John Ramby
Wilson
Eula Mae
Henderson
Dallas
Southern Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Billy
Hardy
Shallowwater
Irene Armes
Wheeler Robertson
Idalou
C. J. Humphrey
Eula Mae Henderson
Humphrey
Ramby
Southern Baptist Association
Local bridal events outline wedding plans and honors
W O T alone Miss Carol Craver will be honored at a 7 p.m. dinner in Hemphill-Wells Gold Room Monterey Center with co hosts Mrs Roy Sheffield and Miss Mary Helen Sheffield. The couple plans to wed January 28 at Christ the King Church. Best honors the wedding party at Sutphen s rehearsal dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Everett W Saddler. Miss Nancy Kirby and Ed Dean head to a February 11 Hawaii wedding after a 1 p.m. Hemphill-Wells Tea Room luncheon hosted by Miss Melinda McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Craver
Robert Bruce Purcell
Houston
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey Center
Roy Sheffield
Mary Helen Sheffield
China
Julius Craver
50Th St
Christ the King Catholic Church
Frank
Best
Larry Best
Beverly Saddler
Sutphen's
Everett. W. Saddler
Miss Saddler
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nancy Kirby
Ed Dean
Hemphill-Wells Tea Room
Melinda McElroy
Vernon Kirby
Vernon Kirby Jr
Miss Kirby
Dean
Hawaii
Piper Program Outlined for Caprock Girl Scout Unit
Council board met for a luncheon at the Little Scout House with 30 attendees. Alice Mulkey of Dallas outlined the Piper program to attract and retain Girl Scouts as plans for region workshops and local meetings were discussed. Mrs. David Vigness presided. eight new board members were welcomed. Bridwell Ledge near Crosbyton nears completion. Region 9 Workshop planned for Lubbock in April with 200 scouts expected. next meeting set for Feb 13 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprock
Councell
Little Scout House
Alice Mulkey
Dallas
David Vigness
W. QO. Lockwood
Lorenzo
Lee Kitchens
Bridwell Ledge
Camp Rio Blanco
Crosbyton
Lubbock
Texas
New Mexico
Little Sequin House
Tole Painting Art Is Study Club Topic
OLTON Special The New Century Study Club met at the Women’s Club for the first New Year meeting. Mrs Willie Gene Green presented a program on the art of tole painting. Fifteen members answered roll with assigned subject taps. Mrs Vina Burgess was host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olton
New Century Study Club
Women's Club
Willie Gene Green
Gamma Nu chapter meetings and district plans noted
Gamma Nu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Barton’s home with seven members and two guests. Discussions included a Valentine Dance and the state convention. a District 9 meeting on Jan 15 in Plainview was announced. next meeting set for 7:45 p.m. Feb 6 at Mrs. Roy Steward’s home in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Nu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Charles
Barton
Plaing ‘Alsa
Pam
Roy Steward
Rich
Lubbock
Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Milton Peeples
55Th St
Audrey. Fouts
Plains
Kenneth McDaniel
Community groups and meetings in Lubbock area notes
Local clubs including Needle Club and Sisterhand Congregation hold 9 30 a m sessions at various churches and venues. Lazbuddie Young Homemakers film and discussion on cancer precedes a Young Farmers Club formation. Questers Study Club met at Eddie Martins. Athenaeum Club discussed growth and Lubbock expansion with sixteen to seventeen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazbuddie
Bill Sanderlin
Lazbuddie Young Homemakers
Young Farmers Club
P.m
Jimmy Mason
56Th St
Athenaeum Club
C. Earl Hildreth
19Th St
E. W. Brown
Fonle
Lubbock
P.T. Filnd
Tech Professor Presents Budget Wise Menu Plan at AAUW
Mrs. Gladys Holden associate professor of foods and nutrition at Texas Tech spoke to the AAUW Child Study Group at Mrs. Frank Millican’s home on how to plan weekly menus and market lists. She urged buying by servings avoiding impulsive buys and noted broccoli as the top green vegetable and orange as top fruit. The next meeting is planned for February 14 at Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn’s home with a talk on speech training by Mrs. A. E. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Holden
Texas
Tech
American Assn
University
Frank Millican
46Th St
Millican
A. V. Cox
Kenneth Vaughn
58Th St
A. E. Jones
Olay oil pledges skin protection against dryness
Margaret Merril urges readers to apply Olay to preserve moisture and protect the skin from evaporation. She claims a protective film reduces wrinkles and smooths past damage, advising use on the face neck and hands for lasting beauty.
Mrs J T Baisden Shows Trip Slides
In Shallowater the Women’s Society of Christian Service hosted the Wesley Service Guild at Mrs S H Robinson’s home. Mrs J T Baisden from Lubbock presented slides of her Holy Land trip. Eighteen people attended the gathering. next meeting is January 16 at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallowater
Woman's Society ‘of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wesley Service Guild
H. Robinson
Mary Ruth Walker
J. T Baisden
16Th St
Lubbock
Holy Land
Baisden
Robinson
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Wesleyan Guild
Luppock Avalanche-Journal
Piper
Tole
Vina Burgess
U. V. Blake Record Center
Didenss
Lubbock Women's Club
CG. L. Adams
Businness
B. Brandon
Campbell
Aus
W. K. Lokey
Mildred Hearn
Iris
Bergholm
H.G. Bizzel
R. Vi. Rimmel
C. A. White
Atd.p
Progressive Study Club
Houston Snealt
Homer Frasier
Raymond Taylor
Berrie Howell
Acky
Needle Club
A. Py Fuller
Stephen We Witkineem
Estee allRniers
Fi. m
H. B. .Wood
Clute
Lay Lanotte
Sisterhand
Shaareth
Temple
Precinct 1
Tahhiek Newconers
Labhock Women's Club
Atas Society
Aauw Group
Margaret Merril
Enneyys
J. T. Baisden
Thurs
Monterey
Seth
Gary
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