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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
11
Conducting the business session was Mrs president and Mrs Parker Prouty. Mrs Alex S Kilne discussed Our future. Nineteen members and one guest attended. Next meeting will be 3 pm February 21 at eye very well with my ts. Most of her recipes are ones she has used for years.
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Chicago fashion column notes sunglasses as essential year round. New designs blend visor and lens, metal bridge frames, and feather light materials for resort wear, tropical styles, and ski slopes. Gray lenses correct color, amber aids overcast days, wide lenses aid peripheral vision. goggles remain professional.
Readers share practical hints from the Lubbock Avalanches Journal on keeping ice cream firm. Transfer to margarine tubs, seal tightly, and freeze for better texture. Use no bowls for serving, offer spoons from the drawer, and freeze sliced bricks between crackers for easy snacks.
The Pioneer Study Club met at Mrs. James Young's home to hear attorney Cliff Brown speak about a program on Wilts. A question and answer period followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Payne and Mrs. Jim D. Lewis. Next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. February 19 at R. W. Griffin's home.
Mrs Roy Patterson county home demonstration agent led a program on Extension Home Economics Focus at the New Deal club meeting in the Community Center. Mrs Charlie Jackson hosted and a roundtable followed. The next meeting is set for 2 pm February 1 at the Center. The League of Women Water will direct The Informed Voter.
The Hub City Duplicate Club met Wednesday in the club house. Winners were first Rufus Rush and Mrs Otis Rogers Jr. second Wesley Cok Yer and Dr H A Pennington third Mrs Dick Parks and K A McClannaham fourth Mrs Marguerite Marquam and Neil Seale of Dallas. Next meeting set for 7 45 pm January 24 in the club house.
Delta Theta Chi national sorority offers two $200 scholarships for young women majoring in specified fields. Applications are available from Mrs Rex McKinney at 3308 38th St or Mrs William M McDade at 3511 with St. Applicants must be completed by March 1.
A notice announces the next meeting at 8 p.m. on February 20 in the Reddy Room at the Monterey Center. It specifies location details and time for attendees.
Spade and Hoe Garden Club members plan a 9 30 breakfast for Ruth Nunn's class at Ballenger Special School in Farris Cafeteria today. The group sponsors a therapy project and runs monthly programs with instruction and workshops for youngsters. Members plant a tree on Arbor Day each year.
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