Bosses Night Honors Lineman at ABWA Chapter Dinner
Lamplighters ABWA Night at Lubbock Country Club named Mrs. Charles E. Skelton Boss of the Year and Mrs. Martha Collins Woman of the Year. Skelton, West Texas Hospital nurse supervisor since 1965, was nominated by Mrs. Leon Rasco and Miss Bell Daniels. Travis Shelton spoke on What's Right With America. Next event announced for February 18 at Johnson House Restaurant.
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American Business Women
Lamplighters
Lubbock Country Club
Charles E
Elizabeth Sue) Skelton
West Texas Hospital
Martha Collins
Skelton
Leon Rasco
Bell Daniels
Lvis
Oleta Stark
Martha Scott
William E. Settler
Leonard Cole
Bill Williams
Ed Querner
Lubbock
Travis Shelton
America
H. L. Easterwood
Johnson House
American Business Women’s Association
Elizabeth Sue Skelton
Martha L. Collins
Exotic winter colors in fashion trends by Mary Sue Miller
A U S fashion column highlights tropical color palettes for winter wear including jungle pinks reds greens and purples with pastels neutrals and flag color pairings. It outlines outfits from swimwear and jumpsuits to dresses and separates and invites readers to contact Mary Sue Miller at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for beauty tips.
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Mary Sue Miller
New York
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Patterson Luckie Vows in Brownfield Ceremony
Mrs Joy Mardelle Luckie became Joy Patterson in a Friday evening wedding at First Methodist Church attended by family from Texas and Missouri. The couple will reside in Rantoul Illinois. the groom serves in the Air Force at Chanute Base.
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Brownfield
William L. Patterson III
Rantoul
First Methodist
Jordan
Patterson
Joy Mardelle Luckie
John F. Baenies
Ederickiounoo Jr
Randi Kay Sisco
Denver City
Mary Jo Adams
Plainview
Gay Luckie
William Patterson
Johnny Mack
Herring
Odessa
David Fennall
Pampa
Larry Hinds
Canyon
David Herring
Leonard Ellington
John Luckie
James Moser
Dallas
Lee Brownfield
Fredericktown
University of Missouri At Columbia
Air Force
Chanute Air Base
Rantoul, M
Church Women United to Meet Friday at First United
Church Women United will gather at 10 a.m. Friday in the First United church for a program highlighting local tree planting efforts and community service. Attendees will share plans and refreshments after the meeting.
Pythian Sisters Prepare Installations and Practices
The Pythian Sisters met at the Knights of Pythias Hall with Mrs Willie Mae Newton presiding as most excellent chief. They plan drills and officer installation practice at 7 30 p m on Wednesday Friday and Saturday with the grand chief of Texas to visit March 7.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Willie Mae Newton
Texas
A. M. Harvey Jr
Chiefs Club
Chiefs
Swisher 4-H Council Names New Officers
Kathy Hinton of Happy was elected chairman of the 1969 Swisher County 4-H Council. New officers include Steve Wilterding Tulia vice chairman Nancy Jones Claytonville secretary Dale O'Daniel Tulia treasurer and Denise David Vigo Park reporter. Delegates to the District 4-H Council are Sandy Woods Happy and Jackie Gilleland Claytonville. Kathy Hinton also serves as vice chairman of the District 4-H council. The election was held at Miss Leila Petty ISwisher County home demonstration agent's home.
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Tulia
Kathy Hinton
Happy
Swisher
Leila Petty
Iswisher County
Inspection stickers due by April 15 for Texas vehicles
Calvin Harrell of the Texas DPS says vehicle inspection begins at midnight April 15 with a $1 to $200 fine for no sticker. The basic inspection costs $1.75 covering lights, brakes and safety checks. Lubbock has about 80 stations. most vehicle types require stickers except some light trailers. Meanwhile IRS deadlines follow a yearly April 15 schedule with forms available in Room 102 of the Federal Building and limited help from the local office.
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Calvin Harrell
Motor Vehicle Inspection Division
Texas Department of Public Safety
Harrell
Lubbock
Internal Revenue Service
John Sloan
IRS
Federal Office
Sloan
Austin
Miniskirts Vote Reported In Iowa House
In Des Moines, the Iowa House signaled support for higher hemlines by a 67 to 32 margin in an informal tally. Chief Clerk William Kendrick urged consideration of the miniskirt issue as secretaries were reminded to avoid wearing minis for protection.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa House of Representatives
House
William Kendrick
Reds Favor U.N. Mideast Parley
The Soviet Union aligned with France on a proposed meeting of the Big Four Security Council members to discuss the Middle East. Soviet Ambassador Malik told U Thant that the USSR agreed to the French plan for a council session on the Middle East issue.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
France
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Jacob A. Malik
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Vietnam Peace Talks Set To Open In Paris Saturday
The United States led by Lodge with Walsh and Green joins South Vietnam's Pham Dang Lam against North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy and Col Ha Van Lau and the Viet Cong's Tran Buu Kiem in the opening talks. Aides say both sides will present general statements of aims. Premier Huong doubts success, calling Communists self righteous. The Hanoi press backs the Viet Cong program as the only acceptable basis to end the war.
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Lodge Lodge
U.S
Lawrence K. Walsh
Marshall Green
Indonesia
South Vietnam
Pham [Dang Lam
Nguyen Xuan Phong
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Ha van’ Lau
NLF
Tran Buu C Kiem
Nguyen Thi ‘Binh
Saigon
Tran van Huong
Huong
Lodge
Walsh
Green
Paris
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pham Dang Lam
Fall Regulations to Help Car Buyers Compare Safety
Federal Highway Administration issues rules to start this fall for 1970 model cars. Mandates require minimum stopping distances, load ratings, tire data on labels for new cars sold from Sept 30. Labels must show month and year of manufacture to identify applicable standards. Dr. William Haddon Jr. notes some makers already provide data, while some vehicles sold earlier lacked warnings about safety standard dates.
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Washington
Federal Highway Administration
William Haddon, Jr
National Safety Bureau
Airlines Remain Barred From Youth Fare Discrimination
A 1968 ruling upholds the principle of equality in airline pricing. The CAB must hold hearings afteryouth fare complaints by American Airlines, Allegheny Airlines, and others. The court orders continued proceedings and possible stays pending review. The decision cites the rule that all passengers should receive equal fares and services. The text also notes Cherrapunji as the wettest place on earth with 35 feet of rain annually.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
American Airlines
Allegheny Airlines
Transcontinental Bus System
Trailways
Court of Appeals
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