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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
10
A collection of reader questions on marital intimacy and domestic life. A mother seeks balance between parenting and romance while a husband’s low initiative and a caller’s “initiating” approach are discussed with practical guidance and humor.
Walter W. Ross founder of Beta Sigma Phi international sorority and Walter W. Ross III president will arrive in Lubbock to attend the Girlstown Board of Directors meeting at Girlstown U S A. The all day session starts at 10 a.m. Ross has served longest on the board. Texas Sigma Phi state project 1967 1968. It is sponsored by.
Olga Curtis profiles Faye Lucille Cox Rogers once famed as the 1930s world altitude and endurance record holder for women parachutists. She describes wing-walking jumps, the one plane circus start, crowdless tours, and a near-death chute failure before World War II shifted her to parachute rigging.
The woman asserts she is content as a housewife and insists her past as a performer is behind her. She dismisses rumors that resurfacing years ago would change her stance, saying no one would believe it anyway.
A fragmented record notes a junior level game at 7:43 with teams identified as Lubbock Peniaate wt 5 Club Novice and Libbock Miuste Club 304 nt in November. Names and exact affiliations are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local club match in Lubbock.
Lubbock Auxiliary to the Volunteers of America gathered for a luncheon at Grid Iron Restaurant. Lt. Col. Rachel Sparks of Fort Worth installed new officers including Mrs. Lee A. Ash and Mrs. Dwain Brady as vice presidents, James Plersall as treasurer, and J. D. Rosson as publicity chair.
Sigma Onnexa chapter met Tuesday at Mrs Johnny Fisher s home 6121 Nashville for a salad supper with fourteen members present. Mrs Gerald Lambert parliamentary officer received a going away gift as she moves to Abilene. Next meeting set for 8 pm January 23 at Mrs Fishes Adams home.
The NCO Wives Club met January 9 at the NCO Club to elect officers. Mines Hiriam Moseley was named president, James Harmon vice president, Arlie Royal recording secretary, John Campbell corresponding secretary, John Ebenhart treasurer, John Swank assistant treasurer, Delbert Joyce, John Feltenberger, Benj Passon, David Tolbert, and David Neubauer to the board of governors, with Mrs. Charles Ratliff as parliamentarian. Installation was held Thursday in the NCO Club with Mrs. Clyde J. Morganti installing. Feltenberger was named outstanding worker and Moseley received the Atta Girl award from Col. Morganti for outstanding NCO work.
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