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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
2
A mixed page item discusses used fat for war production and rationing, teen fashion questions about rayon stockings worn inside out, a Scionti piano concert sponsored by Allegro and Lubbock Music clubs, and a cosmetic insight urging teen friendly beauty aids.
The fifth Hubette assembly meets at 7:30 tonight in the Lubbock hotel ballroom on personal improvement led by Mrs. Gladys Holden. The program includes a self-analysis test and skits with participants Misses Johnnie Cooper Thelma Boggess Frances Clark Sally Temple Frances McArthur Florine Jones Jane Hiatt Billie Berry Sue Tyson Dorothy Skibinski Billie Crausbay and Louise Schoonvelt. A compulsory makeup meeting on rules and regulations is set for next Thursday at 7:30 pm for those who missed the first Dec 14 meeting. two absences may render members inactive.
TEL cabinet members gathered at 1806 Main Tuesday afternoon for the program Into the Light of a New Day. Mrs. Creek Brown led the devotional and Mrs. E A Patterson presided as officer reports on class work were given. Nineteen members attended.
Mrs W W Young and Mrs K M Renner review Land I Have Chosen in Berlin and The Green Years in Cronin for Tuesday Night Readers at Mrs A W Evans home 2309 Sixteenth. Mrs R P Conner assists as hostess.
A Jungle Queen star Lois Collier teaches a midsection exercise to firm the abdomen and enhance front line defense against bulges. Begin lying on your back with arms at sides, keep shoulders down, pull knees to chest, then swing legs left and right through three circles each direction.
Several needle clubs met Wednesday afternoon in members homes. Timely Ten met at Mrs Glenn Hammonds 2317 Twentieth. A turkey dinner was held at Mrs A E Miller 3022 Twenty first with many members and guests. Fit and Fashion hosted by Mrs Henry Elder at 3507 Twenty first included a list of attendees. L Arguille and Congenial Klan members sewed for the Red Cross at designated homes with attendees named.
A study finds no distinction in food value between pale and deep colored egg yolks. Researchers analyzed fat, protein, and vitamin content, reporting similar profiles across yolk colors and suggesting color does not indicate nutritional quality.
Mrs Raymond Erp of 2815 Twenty second street visits her mother and relatives in Booneville Arkansas. Roy Farr visited his son Don at Kemper Military School in Boonville Missouri last weekend. Mr and Mrs Jerry Brooks and daughter Judy of 1912 Twenty fourth street returned home after a three week visit in Dallas and Chillicothe. Mrs Frank Henry of Chillicothe, sister of Mrs Brooks, accompanied them back.
Mrs. Ben Brewer served as guest reviewer at the Book of the Month club meeting held at the home of Mrs. E T Pope, assisted by Mrs. R E Garland. She reviewed Anna and the King of Siam by Langdon. Ft Worth guests included Mrs. C B Davis and Mrs. Ott Voigt. Members present were Mesdames Byrd, Cade, Jennings, Luther, McKay, Price, Prouty, Bradberry, Denman and Mowery.
Sewing and social visiting entertained twelve Tech Newcomers club members on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. C. Schmidt 2206 Eighteenth Street with Mrs. R. L. Dolecek as co host.
Mrs. James G. Allen led a PTA panel on recreational needs of high school students. Three adults and three students participated in the Senior High Parent-Teacher session held in the school auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Participants included Mrs. Paul Hardwick H. J. McCabe dean of boys Joe Arrington Dixie Morgan and Gerald Hastings. McCabe outlined two objectives for the youth recreational program: better citizenship and helping individuals enjoy life more fully. A business meeting followed the program.
Wonk J. G. Wadsworth hosted eleven members and two guests of the Pla Mor Forty Two club Wednesday afternoon at her home. Next hostess will be Mrs. J. A. Hodges, with arrangements at 2 30 p m February 7.
The Lubbock Army Wives society held a theater party Wednesday at the Lindsay theater. Mrs D B Weeks joined as a new member and a luncheon is planned for 1 PM February 7 at the Chicken House.
Advertisement touts CASELLA stimulating tablets to restore vigor and youthful pleasures. Claims improved vitality for men 40 plus with simple dosing and no harmful ingredients. urges consulting a doctor or druggist and using the formula regularly to regain verve and energy.
VFW Auxiliary officers meet at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Fellowship hall. SPAAF Junior Matrons league gathers 3 p m in Glider student lounge. Rebekah Lodge meets 7 30 p m at IOOF hall. Ace-Troy Forty-Two club 3 18 p m with Mrs. Lloyd Johnson at 2023 Tenth. Amiga club 3 p m at Tucker Tea Room hosted by Mrs. J M Wells. Rosque Wilson PTA 3 30 p m at school. Klever Kraft Klub 3 p m with Mrs A P Horn at 2434 Twenty second. Alpha Delta Beta Sigma Phi 7 45 p m at Lubrock hotel. Central Ward PTA 3 30 p m at school. George M Hunt PTA 3 30 ap m at Central Baptist church. Altrusa club 12 15 p m luncheon at Chicken House. Dupre PTA 3 30 p m at Asbury Methodist church. First Baptist Baselian class 1 p m at activities center.
The Levelland War Wives club honored its president Mrs J P Young with a farewell dinner at El Patio Tuesday night. Members present included H V Wright incoming president and Mesdames Earlene Young Roscoe Jarman Earl Autry M J Staely Berry Hudgens Vera Leavelle Morris Humphreys J M Bowman J G Harold Genevieve Bark Kenny Davidson Isaac Johnson and Dorene Ingram.
The Plainview Highway home demonstration club gathered Tuesday at 2014 Twenty fourth with six members and one guest. Members L A Peeples O H Mitchell Rafinson and Williams presented parts of the program. Refreshments followed. others present were C H Tisdell Merrell Vaught and Verble Peeples, a guest. Next meeting at Mrs R B Kinard on Feb 6 at 2 30 p.m.
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