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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1968

Page

10

Watercolor artist Feara Harmon visits Lubbock for children book plans

Feara Harmon, known for Watercolors and pastels in children's art, tours Lubbock during her first visit since four years at Baker Collectors Gallery. She discusses her upcoming second book and new watercolor illustration technique to be used with print methods, aiming for a summer release. Harmon's Taos gallery and family life feature in the interview.

Feara. Harmon Lubbock Baker Collectors Gallery Harmon Baker Co Studie Harmons Cone Jonathan Hiarvmon Fred Grayson Sayre Baker Gallery Barbara Harmon Taos N.M Womens

Question of Etiquette: Has My Gift Reached Her

A reader asks how to learn if a mid December gift sent to a friend in another city was received. The columnist advises politely asking the recipient by letter or note, preserving dignity and avoiding prank or tracer steps, and suggests that a missed thank you may be simply an error.

Mary Sue Miller Chicago Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Meeting of Rose Society Held at Home

The Rose Society held a called meeting Tuesday at Mrs. R. H. Ready Jr’s home with fourteen members present. The arboretum committee reported a purchase of $1000 worth of oak trees for planting, and plans for the next meeting on February 5 at Municipal Garden Arts Center. Dr. F. E. W. Lyle of the Texas Rose Foundation will speak on roses relevant to West Texas.

Lubtick Rose Society R. H. Ready 57Th St Walter Herrin Arboretum Municipal Garden Arts Center FE. W. Lyle The Texas Rose Foundation Tyler West Texas

Mrs Bain Honored By DRT Chapter

General James Smith chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas met at 3303 40th St home of Mrs George C Wilson Mrs J D Ivey of Hale Center presented a memorial tribute to Mrs Frank P Bain of Plain A view a former charter member Mrs Otto N Rea spoke on alarm Settlements in Tex Twelve members attended The next meeting will be Feb 26 at 1614 57th St Sylvan Dunn will speak on the Southwest Collection at Texas Tech

James Smith Daughters of the Republic of Texas George C. Wilson J. D. Ivey Hale Center Frank P. Bain Plain Otto N. Rea Alr Tex Claude C- Scroggins 57Th St Sylvan Dunn Texas Tech

Alpha Gamma chapter meets for Heart Association drive plans

Alpha Gamma Sorority Sigilia Alpha met at Mrs. Rega Putty’s home to assemble kits and envelopes for the February Heart Association drive. Guest Mrs. W. L. Renfro announced tickets for the Heart Charity Ball on February 17 at the Lubbock Country Club, available from the Lubbock Heart Association Office at 9893 34th Street Corner. The next meeting is February 12 at Lub.

Alpha Gamma Epsilon “Sigilia’ Alpha. Sorority Rega Putty 10Th St Heart Assn W. L. Renfro Heart Agen Lubbock Country Club Lubbock Heart Asan 34Th St. Cor

Lion in the Winter review and social events in Lubbock

Lubbock groups host a Friday noon Broadway and Books Roundtable review of Lion in the Winter at the Women's Club with Mrs. William C. Mingus reviewer. Reveliers Dance Club meets at Tahleblock Country Club featuring the Mark Anthony orchestra and a Winter Wonderland theme.

James Goldman Broadway Books Roundtable Lubbock Reveliers Dance Club Tahlebock Country Club Mark Anthony Bill Scott Forrest Williams Mel Lisman Clayton Roberts Bill Burton Bud Housour Jim Evans Catton James Nolan Swain

Toastmistresses Hear Talks at Lubbock Club Meeting

The Lubbock Toastmistress Club met for dinner with guest speaker W. E. Garets of Texas Tech journalism outlining How To Read Newspaper. Officers were installed. Mrs. Lindsay named president and Mrs. White treasurer.

Golden Spread Chapter American Business Women's Assn Lubbock Women's Club W. E. Garets Texas Tech Ruth Hall Dorothy Bently Lou Keay West Texas Museum Pat Hurt Koko Palace Robert Carlton Bendy Allen Si Harris E.R. Raineter Nath White Brady White Harris Mies W. A. Lindsay Lindsay

Club To Gather At Dinner Party

The Mackenzie Trail chapter of the Questers Antique Club met Tuesday afternoon at 1710 2th St. with ten members present. Mrs. Needles presided. Mrs. Kin-Nat gave a program on By-Gone Characters. Next meeting is Feb 27 at Mrs. Rudolph Peel’s home. A dinner for six members and spouses precedes at 7 p.m. in the Gridiron Restaurant.

Bock Women’s Club Milton Peeples Jesus Anitiates Alpha Sigma Delta Kappa Game Ma K.D. Abbott Texas Nu Chapter Delta Theta Chi Aehock Women's Club Dahlia Trammel H.D. Pearson Rex Mckinney Mackenzie Trail Questers Antique Club Belverd Sweedles Needles Milt Kin- Nat Rudolph Peel

Garden Club Hears Max Dodson Talk on Birds

The Belle Glade Garden Club met Tuesday at Municipal Garden Arts Center with Mrs. Harl Miller and Mrs. Paul Bush as hosts. Members answered roll call with Bible verses about birds and trees. Local nurseryman and bird enthusiast Max Dodson spoke on birds in the area, with next meeting set for February 9 at the Garden Arts Center.

Belle Glade Garden Club Municipal Garden Arts Center Harl Miller Paul Bush Glenn Keylon Max Dodson Étthusiast Garden Arts Center

Plainview Couple Wed in First Methodist Church Ceremony

Miss Sharell Harris and Richard Lee Nicholson married in a Tuesday evening double ceremony at First Methodist Church Chapel. The bride, a Plainview High graduate, and the groom, a Texas Tech senior, will reside in Lubbock after a Colorado Springs honeymoon.

Plainview Sharell Dianne Harris Richard Lee Nicholson First Methodist Church Marshall Rhew Joe Kenneth Harris Herman Nicholson Cora Nicholson Jace Diane Edwards Dallas Travis Hitt Rogers, Ark Donald Held Brock Sanders

Auxiliary meeting discusses juvenile delinquency in Lubbock

The Auxiliary to the Lubbock Crosby Garza County Medical Society met Tuesday at the Lubbock Women's Club. Rev. Dr. Thidley Strain of First Christian Church spoke on juvenile delinquency, addressing concerns about youth behavior in the community.

Lubbock - Crosby - Garza County Medical Society Lubbock Women’s Club Thidley Strain First Christian Church

Stop Winter Wrinkles from Tropical Oil Skin Care

An old advice note explains winter dryness causes in skin and recommends daily smoothing of tropical oil over the face neck and hands to ease wrinkle dryness and give a youthful bloom. The tip cites oil of Clay and credits Margaret Merril for the guidance.

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