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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1967
Page
7
Dear Heloise suggests a simple laundry hack for those without a gentle cycle. Use old T-shirts sewn into hamper bags by closing the bottom and sleeves and threading a drawstring for easy washing.
Wes Tezard editor and publisher of the Amarillo Daily News will speak at the Plainview Woman's Club annual banquet at 7 p.m. Friday in the clubhouse. The program honors members and husbands with Mayor M. B. Hood introducing Tezard. Tickets are sold by club volunteers. Beta Delphin and Les Progress hostesses.
The 1967 State Convention of the Young Homemakers of Texas will meet Thursday through Saturday in Corpus Christi with theme American Heritage Our Concern. Awards for outstanding chapters will be given at a luncheon, and Mrs Renee Carpenter wife of Astronaut Scott Carpenter will speak at the first general session Friday. A new president will be elected Saturday to succeed Mrs J B Lester of Gonzales.
Mrs Ruth McNeil Amarillo travel agent led slides on a European tour during the Roosevelt Young Homemakers meeting at the Roosevelt Clubhouse. Final plans set to attend the State Young Homemakers Convention in Corpus Christi Friday and Saturday. Voters registration set Jan 23 28 from 2 to 5 pm in the Roosevelt Clubhouse with Mrs Besant in charge. Ten members and two guests attended. next meeting Feb 14 with Mrs Tom Yelvington directing.
Mike Mallet, ambassador to Japan, spoke at the Alpha Omicron chapter meeting in Lubbock Women's Club. Mrs. Joe Birdwell chosen Woman of the Year. Eleven members attended with special guests Mrs. Morris Barrington and Mrs Laurie Douglas. Next meeting at 7 pm February 13 in Lubbock Women's Club.
Pagel Toastmistress Joe Heatley received the award while Mrs. E B Rainer was named beat critic at the event.
Miss Sandy Barnes and her fiance Riley Harris were honored at an open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Williamson. Attending were Mrs. Bob Barrick Mrs. Vicki Collins and guests from Silverton including Mr. and Mrs. Lenten Lanham and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris. The couple plans to marry at 11 a.m. Saturday in St Johns Methodist Church.
Idalou Young Homemakers met Monday night in the high school homemaking department. Mrs. George Lee Blanton, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Don McInturff of Lubbock who demonstrated covering shoes making greeting cards and hooking embroidery pictures. Refreshments were served to 18 members and one guest Mrs. Charles Hughes. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Neff and Mrs. Jerry Stanton. Next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Feb 13 at the homemaking department.
Unclear OCR fragment describes an unbaked 9 inch pie shell with apples and mincemeat ingredients, pecans and a crunchy crust topping of brown sugar, butter, and flour. Contains misread measurements and stray text.
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