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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
2
A mix of reader letters discusses inflation news and health tips from a mother of four. Topics include school health habits, prevention over cure, diet, books in public schools, and a plea to stop abandoning pets along with a puppy for adoption at 2310 Fifteenth.
Isbel and Silvio Scionti, renowned duo pianists, perform tonight at 8 15 at the Senior High auditorium in a program including Bach, Castelnuovo Tedesco, Milhaud and Rubinstein works. Tickets at the door or via sponsoring clubs and Adair Music.
A luncheon and gift party honored Mrs Johnny Kuhns former Posey Lou Gainer Tuesday at 1811 Eighth Street hosted by Mrs B E Needles. Attendees included Mesdames Hodges O Neal Hall Halsey Har lan Forbess Carpenter Ross Wadsworth Posey Needles and Eleanor Ray Gainer. Gifts of pottery were given. The bride had a prior miscellaneous shower at 2208 Twenty eighth Street hosted by Mrs E I Brown Mary Paulee Forbis and Bennie Ave.
Mrs C C Chambers was guest of honor as Needle Club Bee met at Mrs W D Massey home. Pink white and blue decor matched flowers and refreshments. Members and guests included Mesdames Bowron Brady Bratcher Edler Goldwater Boverie Hughett Simpson Morrisset Nail and others sent gifts from Hall Page Monk Davis Moore Hawes Zachary Aaron Hughett Nesbitt Austin Elliott Eubank Lovelady McFarland Scarbrough.
Navy Mothers of South Plains voted to cancel their annual national convention due to transportation difficulties during a Tuesday night meeting at the American Legion hall. Mrs. J. B. Walker presided and Miss Mary Sue Tyson performed two songs with her own accompaniment. Mrs. A. E. Davies was elected first vice commander to succeed Mrs. Ardelle Scales, who resigned. Mrs. G. J. McCarty attended as a guest.
Mrs. P. W. Pardue recently returned from New York visits and stayed with her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pardue, at 1917 Thirteenth. Lt. Pardue serves as B-17 pilot. Mrs. Pardue and Mrs. Cecil Wells traveled to New York together. The family, with two children Winona and Jacquelin, plans to move to Lubbock soon.
W M Johnson was honored on his 70th birthday with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M W Huff at their home south of Lubbock Tuesday night. Guests delivered gifts and included Edgar Bailey F L Montandon C H Wright Carl Horn Max Horn E M Booker Foy Johnson Curtis Don A J Curry Ben H Dixon J O Wells and wives and daughters J A Waller Gloria Waller J T Glenn and others.
The Canton West Texas No. 24 auxiliary hosted a Tuesday night dinner and forty-two party at Mrs. Pebble Talley’s tearoom. High women score went to Mrs. N. M. Gosdin, while Mr. Hart and H. W. Crews tied for high among the men. Attendees included J. L. Tims, M. E. Stone, J. F. Richardson, O. L. Plyler, and Dr. H. H. Bidwell of Floydada, along with Mrs. C. E. Woods, Mrs. T. C. Porter, G. N. Shirey, and others.
Mrs Linnie Pirtle of Levetland and Rev J T Howell were married at the officiating minister Dr C A Bickley home Wednesday afternoon Sgt John Howell attended the ceremony The couple resides at 2522 Twenty third
A vintage ad promises renewed vitality with CASELLA stimulating tablets. It claims added years slow no energy and offers a simple method to regain youth through Celery seed, Thiamin Chloride, Passion Flower, and Iron. Take as directed and consult a doctor or druggist about this formula.
At Mrs. Raymond Marshall home, Allegro Music club elected officers. New president is Mrs. Marshall, with Mrs. Mitchell as vice president and Miss LeMond as corresponding secretary. The program featured Beethoven and Barber pieces and guest duo pianists Silvio Scionti and wife.
Canyon Woman’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Wilbur Adams home for quilting and a luncheon. Twelve members attended with visitors J W Adams Warren Henry J B Forbes Ed Lundberg B H Sides Lewis Travis Mary Lynn Travis Doris Mae Lundberg Louise Biffle. A hit and miss program is planned at the church next Monday and members should bring a March of Dimes donation.
Mrs. Roger Clapp entertained Monday night to honor Mrs. Felix Ankele of Midland formerly Freddie Boswell. Guests were former Texas Technological College classmates. Mrs. Ankele and her daughter Fredricka IV left Wednesday for home after visiting Mrs. W. L. Sasser.
The Wednesday Needle Club met in the home of Mrs. E. L. Robertson at 1220 Fourteenth. Mrs. L. C. Ellis assisted as hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Rosella Rushing Jack Lewis Tom Duggan G. W. McCleary W. D. O'Brien A. E. Miller John Ratliff L. B. Wright plus Mrs. Effie Small Mrs. Gladys Cleveland Miss Pauline Carnes and Miss Beuna Sowell.
Mr and Mrs R D Cole of 2411 Fifteenth host their son Maj Clifton W Cole of the Dalhart Army Airfield and their daughter Capt Vada L Cole of the Women’s Army Corps stationed at Camp Upton Long Island. Lessons given in the Hubette Assembly.
A compact listing of local afternoon and evening gatherings across Lubbock. USC dance at 8 30 p m, various club meetups at 3 30 p m, a 6 18 piano concert at the Senior High, and open house 7 10 p m at 3324 am. Counts include colonial groups, needle clubs, and church circles led by named hosts.
The Georgia Senate passed by 31 to 19 a bill to repeal the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting. The measure faces stronger House opposition where a repeal for war veterans failed 108 to 61, as Gov. Arnall threatened to suspend collection if the Assembly does not abolish the levy.
Levelland Lions will show three moving pictures supplied by the American Red Cross at a regular luncheon today in the American Legion hall. The films are At His Side No Greater Glory and Hand in Hand. Special guests will include Levelland Rotary club members with N E Patrick as program chairman.
Lt. Gen. Ben Lear is named deputy commander in the European theater with administrative duties for U S troops at supreme headquarters. He previously commanded U S Army ground forces in Washington and the move raises speculation that Gen. Joseph W Stilwell may become ground forces chief temporarily.
A German prisoner captured at St Vith said the Reichstag had met for a week to discuss the urgency of the Russian front. The report reflects wartime efforts to adjust political priorities amid advancing fronts.
Tips on taming unruly hair to achieve a neat, lustrous finish. Guidance emphasizes smoothing the hair, reducing frizz, and maintaining a flat, sleek appearance for everyday styling.
Texas House committees consider multiple bills includingproration of natural gas condensate production and cancellation of liquor permits for federal price ceiling violations. Proposals cover parking lot insurance, tax penalty relief, county worker dismissals, and voting assistance for the physically handicapped. Fireworks sales limited to supervised displays.
Lowell Thomas of National Broadcasting Company news commentating won the All-American News Commentator award. The presentation was made by Hugh Baillie, president of United Press, at the magazine's request. Thompson was chosen in a poll of more than 1,000 newspaper editors and writers.
When storing garments, insert tissue paper between folds and wad tissue in sleeves to prevent wrinkling and keep shapes intact.
Reported from the East front indicates the Red Army has reached Krakow after a rapid advance, with the city captured on January 19. The milestone reflects a significant shift in operations and British and American observers monitor the development.
At a battalion hospital in British New Guinea, Fred Hampson describes three wounded men in tents near the Driniumor River. Two amputations were performed in mud en route to tents, with flies swarming over exposed faces while one conscious man weakly brushed them away. The contrast between consciousness and near death is noted as surgeons and corpsmen tend to the patients.
An advertisement promises renewed vim and youthful pleasures with Casella Stimulating Tablets. It urges readers aged 40 and up to reclaim verve, claiming the product is safe, inexpensive, and available from druggists with directions on the label.
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