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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
6
The writing reflects on New Year resolutions and the idea of the pendulum swinging between extremes. It emphasizes moderation, renewing good habits, and using each new day to build confidence and maintain self-control in daily choices.
Mir and Mrs. WH Fo Williams of 125 Ast St observe their 59th welding anniversary Wednesday. They married in Sipe Springs Comanche County and lived there before moving to Eastland and Meadow, then Lubbock. They farmed, ran a lumber drayage business from 1924 to 1945, and have four sons and daughters, four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
Readers ask if bitter tasting stop-nail polish or artificial nails help break nail biting and how to handle a fiancé from a different faith. Ann notes habit roots in nervousness and urges addressing underlying issues rather than quick fixes. She also advises Upset Parents on interfaith marriage, cautioning that such blends rarely succeed without genuine balance.
Pearl Ann Bailey wed John A Crutel in a Northside Church of Christ ceremony officiated by Jearld Baldwin. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Bailey, wore white satin with lace bodice and seed pearls, escorted by her father. Best man was A G Crutcher. guard of honor Janice Pearson. Reception at Otha Browns. They plan to live in O'Donnell after a trip to New Mexico.
Rubies and sapphires are varieties of corundum a crystallized alumina ranking just below diamonds in hardness widely prized for jewelry and industrial use.
Sunday afternoon 125 women were invited to a tea honoring the Church Women of Redeemer Lutheran Church. The Redeemer Guild and Lutheran Women’s Missionary League hosted, with officers listed for both groups including Mines as president of the Guild and Donald Graff as president of the Missionary League.
Denise Perker, moving to Lubbock next week, was honored with a surprise farewell party Friday at the home of Linda and Brenda McMenamy. Mrs. J T McMenamy helped her daughters in the gathering. The note mentions a Library of Congress nucleus formed by the purchase of the library of President Thomas Jefferson.
Mrs. Hess discusses cocaine, Mrs. Russell Bean leads gourmet segment with Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Cecilet. furniture topics by Cecilet and Holmes with refinishing. Hostesses include Bacon, Bonhannon, Cooper, Pearce Jr, Ratcliffe, Wallace. Delta Delta Delta patronesses meet at noon for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Armsstone presides for business.
Aliss Bonn and Albert Brice were married Friday at the First Church of the Nazarene. The double ring ceremony was read by Rev J H Bell. Attendants and details reflect a midcentury small-town wedding with bridal attire, orchid bouquet, and a reception at a local home.
Fort Worth special report: Miss Jo Ann Adams married Curtis Coy Chapman at Sabine Place Baptist Church. Ceremony led by Rev. Jack Fritts. Attendants were Pansy Moore and Harald Chandler. Couple resides at 506 Westfork. groom son of Curtis Coy Chapman and Mrs. Chapman of Lub buck.
Miss Irvin, bride to be Johnny Mallory, honored Saturday at Elmwood home of Mrs Oliver-Cates on 39th Street. Guests and hosts listed include Merrit Clark Earl Dietering Gordon Douglas Pat Herty A. A. Holnquest and J. O. Pope. The couple plans to marry February 3 at Second Baptist Church.
The event featured Mrs Nelson Hall introducing speakers Rev Van Shaw of John Knox Presbyterian Church and Rev William F P Sint of Westminster Church. They debated whether women should be eligible to serve as deacons elders and ministers in the church. The discussion occurred at John Mark Day.
Switzerland plans to allow advertising on radio and television again after a temporary ban. Officials say the change will occur in the near future and will restore commercial airtime across major outlets.
A fragmented OCR list catalogs numerous local clubs and events including church groups, booster clubs, civic associations, a Texas tech area, bridge groups, YMCA activities, and Meadowbrook Golf events. Mentions of venues such as clubhouses, cafeterias, and country clubs show a busy regional schedule with meetings, social events, and games.
A Chinese man succeeded in the English driving test with the help of an interpreter who rode in the back seat. The report notes the use of an interpreter during the examination to assist comprehension and navigation.
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