Furs for Spring Bring Minks in Soft Casual Styles
Designers showcased spring 1963 mink fashions in New York by Emba Mink Breeders Association. Emba natural colors appeared in capes and jackets with hidden closings and diagonal pelt work, including Morning Light blue beige and Jasmine white minks. The collection features casual shirt jackets, hip length fits, and several stole and cape options aimed at warm weather elegance.
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Emba
Stewart Arcturus
Emba Mink Breeders Association
New York City
Lutetia
Constantine
Christie Bros
Alexandre
Tourmaline
Barnett Weitzner
Coopchik-Fortrest
Gintel - Spaulder
Barnett-Weitmer
Ann Landers Advice Column Reader Letters
A selection of Dear Ann Landers inquiries and responses touching on parental insults dating in love marriage spanking and pet funerals with Ann Landers inviting readers to write for her advice via The Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
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Ann Landers
Annette
Sears
George
N.Y.C
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
The Value of Understanding a Hurting Mother
A reader is urged to address a mother who belittles her child. The piece explains how parental contempt damages self esteem and suggests empathy, personal insight, and professional help as paths to heal. It notes childhood patterns shape adult relationships and urges recognizing hunger for understanding to unlock change.
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Johnny
Today’s Calendar AAUW Event at Lubbock Clubhouse
AAUW holds a Child Study Unit meeting at 2 p m today at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse. Members gather to discuss educational topics and civic involvement in a community setting.
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AAUW
Lubbock
State President Honored by Lubbock Legal Secretaries
Mrs Elaine Talley of Wichita Falls president of the Texas Assn of Legal Secretaries was honored by the Lubbock Legal Secretaries Assn with a party at Mrs Dale Dyes home. She was guest speaker and installing officer for Texas newest legal secretaries chapter in Plainview. Several from Lubbock attended the installation dinner and the Lubbock club assisted in its organization.
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Elaine Talley
Wichita Falls
Texas Assn. of
Lubbock Legal Secretaries Assn
Dale Dye
38Th St
Talley
Texas
Plainview
Lubbock
Lubbock Club
Manuscript Club Readings Themes at Lubbock Meeting
The Manuscript and Creative Arts Club met at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse on Tuesday with the theme Patterns For the New Year. Thirteen members shared original poems or thoughts and a luncheon featured spring flowers. The next gathering is a 11:30 a.m. luncheon on February 12 at the Clubhouse.
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Manuscript and
Creative Arts Club
Lubbock Women’s
Queen Of Daughters Of Nile Visits Shrine Fundraiser
South Plains Daughters of the Nile sewing club met in Masonic Hall for a covered dish luncheon. Queen of Temple 70 Amarillo Mrs. Jim J. Roberts made an official visit and spoke on club history. Members voted to donate 25 to the Supreme Convalescing Relief Fund and dresses for the Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital in Shreveport were sewn. Next meeting set for 10 a.m. February 14 at the Hall.
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South Plains Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
Masonic Hall
Queen of Temple 70
Amarillo
Jim J. Roberts
Supreme Convalescing Relief ‘Fund
Crippled Children’s Hospital
iShreveport
Beverly Boase Is Honoree At Shower
Mrs. C. M. Neel hosted a kitchen shower for bride elect Beverly Boase, co hosted by Mrs. Dickson Bruce. Twenty five guests attended as a white and peach themed centerpiece highlighted the event. The couple, Beverly Boase and Mark Covington, will wed January 25 at Second Baptist Church.
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C. M. Neel
44Th St
Beverly Boase
Mark Covington
Dickson Bruce
James Boase
Second Baptist Church
Ninety Seven Join Community Chorus at Meet Here
Ninety seven persons joined the Adult Community Chorus at 7 30 p m Thursday at Lubbock Christian College. Rehearsals run Thursdays through Feb 21 in LCC music room under Wayne Hinds. The chorus will sing during the Bible lectureship Feb 17 21 at LCC and Broadway Church of Christ.
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Lubbock Christian College
LCC
Wayne Hinds
Broadway Church of Christ
1934 Study Club elects new officers at Tulia meeting
At the home of Mrs. Jeff Musick new Study Club officers were chosen for 1934 with Mrs. C. W. Long as president, Mrs. Elmer Reiss as vice president, Mrs. B. B. Burrow as secretary, Mrs. C. C. Wilson as treasurer, and Mrs. Musick as parliamentary.
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Tulia
Jeff Musick
C. W. Long
Elmer Reiss
B. B. Burrow
C. C. Wilson
Musick
Morning Light Cape With Portrait Collar Fur
A blue beige Morning Light mink cape features a portrait collar ending in a slip through bow. The spring fur item showcases a bone-button closure and a small fur detail, highlighted in a display image.
Hand Carved Spanish Secretary At Elmore Home
Mrs Leroy Elmore poses with a hand carved secretary of Spanish design among several hand carved objects in the Elmore residence at 3312 29th St. The spit level house features a formal living and dining room on one level and a lower first story with a den second dining area kitchen and solarium. The upper area holds a split master bedroom with a living area overlooking the space. White putty beige and gold hues prevail.
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Leroy Elmore
Elmore
29Th St
Beta Sigma Phi Plans Valentine Ball at Xi Alpha Epsilon Meet
Beta Sigma Phi chapters Xi Alpha Epsilon and Lambda Iota held meetings to discuss the upcoming Valentine Ball at the Lubbock Women’s Club. Plans were laid for chapter sweethearts and a queen’s contest with Mrs Don Helm and Mrs Bob Kinsey among hosts and organizers. The Lambda Iota program featured Voice and Vocabulary reflects The Inner You by Mrs Kenneth Gordon. The next gathering is set for January 23 at Mrs Ralph Lindsey’s home.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Weems
Xi F
Alpha Epsilon
Don Helm
Lubbock
Annmal
Bob Kinsey
42Nd St
Don Sikes
29Th St
Lambda Iota
Mike Abbott
Kenneth Gordon
Cam Jordan
FE. A. Chambers
P.m
Ralph Lindsey
65Th St
Miss Pantel Named Honoree For Bridal Shower
Shirley Pantel bride elect of Roger Bersch Jr was honored at a bridal shower held Thursday night at 2410 55th St hosted by Mrs Dick Jackson and other hostesses. Guests greeted the honoree mother and grandmother present. The table featured white satin with sequined bells and blue carnations. The couple plans to marry February 1 at Christ the King Catholic Church.
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Shirley Pantel
Roger Bersch Jr
Dick Jackson
55Th St
Tommy Starnes
N. ‘T. House
C. A. Stovall
al Swening
Raymond King
Bill Tucker
Jackson
Leslie Pantel
E. B. Sanders
Roger Berscet
Reg Prather Named Epsilon Sigma Alpha Queen Candidate
Mrs Reg Prather is named queen candidate for Kappa Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. She will represent the sorority at the District I meeting at Plains Sunday. District queen chosen on beauty personality and speaking ability per reporter Ian Hale and courtesy chairman Mrs Sid Payne.
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Denver City
Reg Prather
Kappa Tau
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Plains
Ian
James T. Hale
Sid Payne
Couple To Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
OLTON Special Mr and Mrs Louis Hair celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at their home. Daughters and son in law Mrs Mary Smith Temple and Misses Lana Phyllis and Pam Hair host. Mrs LaVelle Jones Las Animas Colo sister of Mrs Hair assists. The couple were married in Madison by Rev Dallas Denniston former pastor First Methodist Olton.
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Olton
Louis Hair
Mary Smith
Temple
Lana
Phyllis
Pam Hair
LaVelle Jones
Las Animis
Colo
Hair
Madador
Dallas D. Dennisson
First Methodist Church
Mothers-of-the-Bride Fashions Draw Designers Spotlight
New York fashion previews spotlight dress trends for mothers of the bride and groom. Designers Herb Sondheim Nat Kaplan show pinks silks chiffons with lace and ostrich plumes while embracing schoolgirl collars dark dresses and reversible jackets.
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New York
Herb Sondheim
Nat Kaplan
Sondheim
Paul Parnes
Dear Heloise column tips and reader anecdotes
Readers share housekeeping hacks from glove repair to preserving silverware and removing stains. Tips include turning inside out a worn glove, drying crystal ware with vinegar rinse, avoiding silver contact with rubber bands, nicotine stain removal with cork and salt, beating pumpkin strings for smooth puree, softening dried deodorant with water, and cleaning dishes first to ease chores. Address: Heloise c o Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
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Heloise
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