Italian Foods Highlight Menu At Gibbons Home
IONE PRIEST reports on the Gibbons family of 3432 58th St moving to Lubbock for a Texas Tech teaching post. Mrs. Gibbons toils in kitchen arts teaching daughters to cook from scratch while showcasing large family meals. the piece lists recipes like eggplant alla Parmigiana, French Bourbon Cake, Chicken Cacciatora and Mom’s Pancakes.
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Gibbons
Pennsylvania State University
Hugh Gibbons
58Rd St
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Garman
Tech
Penn State
Mrs. Gibbons
Heidi
Erika
53Rd St
Hagler Anniversary Open House Near Gordon Community
Mr. and Mrs. R J Hagler celebrate 60 years with an open house 2 5 p m Sunday at their Gordon area home. They wed January 23 1910 in Ely at the Hagler and Jones families home. The couple moved to Slaton in 1915 and to their current home in 1921. Hosts are daughter Velma Hagler and son Pete Plared with assistance from relatives including the Clarys and Gillams.
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J. OR. Clary
Gordon
Velma Hagler
Pete Plared
DAR Chapter Names Officers At Lubbock Luncheon
The Nancy Anderson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution approved a slate of officers including Marvin B. Hilburn president and George P. Green vice president at a luncheon at the Lubbock Women's Club. Board members and hostesses were named, and two resolutions were passed. A George Washington silver tea is planned for February 18 at the Lubbock Garden and Arts Center, with Good Citizenship Awards to be presented.
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Nancy Anderson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lubbock
Robert J. Allen
Jack Markham
Tracy J. Gage
Charles A. Sul
Miss Ford
Mmes. Crumpler
Roy Bo Davis
Hart
DAR
Lubbock Garden
Bride elect Miss Gutierrez to wed Feb 21
Miss Helen Gutierrez bride elect of Tom Musiak was honored with a bridal shower at 3410 A 64th Drive. Co hosts were Mrs. Malcolm Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth Pounds. Special guest was Miss Virginia Gutierrez of Amarillo. Twenty guests attended with plans to marry in Christ the Ixing Catholic Church Feb. 21.
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Helen Gutierrez
Tom Musiak
Malcolm Thomas
Elizabeth Pounds
Juanita Carrell
Virginia Gutierrez
Amarillo
Christ the Ixing Catholic Church
Garden Club Meets For Tasting Party
The Petal Pushers Garden Club met Thursday in the Municipal Garden and Arts Center with Mrs. Harlan Fisk presiding. Mrs. XN. A. Cox presented a program on herbs and spices. Hostesses included Therell Hodges John Payne Jack Sanders Bill Yarver M J Williams and W W Woodruff. A tasting party followed and guest Mrs. Jack Layne attended. The next meeting is scheduled for 1 00 PM February 19 in the Municipal Garden and Arts Center.
Engagement of Cherie Lee to Terence Brady Announced
The engagement is announced by Miss Cherie Diane Lee and Terence Randall Brady. Miss Lee is a Cor onado High School senior and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Lee of 4906 Mth St. Brady is the son of Mrs Iva Brady of 2410 24th St and attended Jackson's High School. The wedding is planned for February 6 at Shepherd King Lutheran Church.
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Cherie Diane Lee
Terence Randall Brady
L. H. Lee
Iva Brady
24Th St
Miss Lee
Coronado High School
Brady
Jackson’s High School
Shepherd King Lutheran Church
Reveliers Dance Club Plans Swing Into the 70s Ball
Reveliers Dance Club announces a semi formal dance titled Swing Into the 70s from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Lubbock Country Club. Co chairs are George Helmstetler and Cotton James. Hosts include Newton Vance Douce Boren Bill Burton Lonnie Hollinsworth J W Kinard and Elis Huddleston. Mark Anthony's Orchestra provides music and guests are welcome.
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Lubbock Country Club
George Helmstetler
Cotton James
Messrs
Ames
Newton Vance
Douce Boren
Bill Burton
Lonnie Hollinsworth
J. W. Kinard
Elis Huddleston
Mark Anthony
Hub City Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Mrs. Roy Thompson and Mrs. David Shue captured first place at Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club in Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Rufus Rush and Jim Freeman placed second, with Thompson and Shue again earning third.
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Roy Thompson
David Shue
Hub City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Rufus Rush
Jim Freeman
Sharon Gaye Ashley to be wed Lt. Joe Winn in February
Miss Sharon Gaye Ashley bride elect of Lt. Joe E. Winn will have a shower at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Robert Ashley 3304 30th St with co hosts and a house party. The couple plans to marry February 7. A reception Saturday 7:30 to 9:50 p.m. will honor the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keith Furr, at 1701 Dath St. Mrs. Furr is the former Miss Margaret Read. Guests include the Read and Farr families. The couple wed December 19 in Lubbock Christian Church.
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Sharon Gaye Ashley
Joe E. Winn
Robert Ashley
30Th St
Tom Petty
Steve Granger
Rita Carol Ashley
Brooksie Diane Ashley
Leonard Ashley
Hobbs
Don G. Farr
Dath St
Daniel Keith Furr
Furr
Margaret Read
Floyd Read
Read
Roy WK. Furr
Roy Farr
Lubbockstew Christian Church
Family Sewing Machine Sought After Mis sale
Mrs. Tom Stenns of 041st Street seeks the return of an old Singer treadle sewing machine sold in Larbbock on January 2. The heirloom belonged to her late mother and the owner offers to refund the purchase price and assist in finding a replacement. A sewing machine company sold the unit to a woman from Abernathy who planned to give it to her mother in Dathart.
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Larbbock
Tom Stenns
41St St
Stenns
Abernathy
Dathart
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