Double Ring Ceremony Pledged In Levelland
Miss Marilyn Kaye Rush and Donald Ervin Johnson wed at 7 p.m. Friday in the Cactus Drive Church of Christ with E. R. Higgins of Lubbock Christian College officiating. Attendants included Lilsh Gober, Jean Anderson, Ronnie Johnson, Vernon Miller, and guests from Levelland, Earth, Hobbs, Abilene, Dora, Whiteface, and Olton. The bride wore delustered satin with a chapel train. groom dressed in formal wear. The couple will reside at 612 8th St, Plainview. she is a Levelland High School graduate. he is a Springlake High School graduate and Safeway assistant manager in Plainview.
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Levelland
Marilyn Kaye Rush
Donald Ervin Johnson
Cactus Drive Church of Christ
E. R. Higgins
Lubbock Christian College
Floyd Rush
Rt. 5
David Johnson
Earth
Lilsh Gober
Hobbs
N.M
Jean Anderson
Ronnie Johnson
Abilene
Vernon Miller
Lubbock
Class Jeffries
Dora
Harold Deavours
Kerwin Oliver
Olton
Pam Senarsy
Billie Ruth Brown
Sandra Scott
Muleshoe
Christian College
Carlo Inn
Dallas
8Th St
Plainview
the Bride
Levelland High School
Johnson
Springlake High School
Safeway
Officers Named By Tulsa Club
TULIA Special Home Artists Club members elected Mrs. Louis Earl Malone as president and Mrs. D. S. Burlesmith vice president with Mrs. Paul Miller as treasurer, Mrs. Elbern Wallace librarian, and Mrs. Frank Riker reporter. Meeting at Happy featured a knitting instruction session by guest Mrs. George Jennings, and new member Mrs. Ross O'Daniel was welcomed.
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Tulia
Home Artists Club
Louis Earl Malone
D. S. Burlesmith
Paul Miller
Elbern Wallace
Frank Riker
Cecil Wesley
Happy Member
Swisher County Hospital
Wallace
Happy
George Jennings
Ross O'Daniel
Presbyterian Women Meet Today at First Church
Women of First Presbyterian Church will gather at 9:30 am today with Circle as hostess. Special guest Miss Barbara Sommerville, director of Guadalupe Neighborhood Center, will discuss her work with Latin Americans in Lubbock. Church plans to assist with Christian Community Action group sponsorship. Mrs. Andrew Jumper directs. Mrs. Asher Thompson will be soloist with accompanist Mrs. Pat Shaver.
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First Presyterian Church
Circle
Barbara Sommerville
Guadalupe
Sommerville
Lubbock
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Community Action Group
Bys
Andrew Jumper
Asher Thompson
Pat Shaver
Pagnol Markes 18th Anniversary With House Redecoration
Marcel Pagnol offered his wife Jacque line a blank check quoting it as the value of 18 years of happiness. Mme Pagnol said he hesitated before choosing to redecorate their house rather than buy a fur coat, completing the gesture with the hopeful project.
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Cagnes
France
Wns
Marcel Pagnol
Fanny
Jacqueline
Mme. Pagnol
Texas Federation President To Visit Women's Clubs
Mrs J L Ginnings of Pilot Point, president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, will tour Lubbock Caprock District today through Wednesday meeting leaders of local clubs. She will speak on Community Service Is Americanism and promote a 100 percent participation goal for 880 Texas clubs.
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J. L. Ginnings
Pilot
Point
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Lubbock
Caprock
Ginnings
R. L. Adamson
58Th St
Robert N. Tipps
TFWC
Brownfield
Brownfield Country Club
Tipps
Mrs. Ginnings
Bourlon Announces Engagement To Baughman Couple
Farwell special edition reports Jean Suzette Bourlon daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill E Bourlon engaged to William Roger Baughman son of Mr and Mrs William T Baughman of Clovis New Mexico. Jean is Farwell High School graduate attending Lubbock Christian College. William is Clovis High School graduate attending Eastern New Mexico University. No wedding date set.
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Farwell
Bill E. Bourlon
Rt. 2
Jean Suzette
William Roger Baughman
William T.baughman
Clovis, N.M
Miss Bourlon
Farwell High School
Lubbock Christian Col‘ege
lClavis High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Neighborly trouble and life lessons from Ann Landers
A reader asks how to curb neighbor children’s cruelty toward his kids after a Christmas tree dispute. Advice urges kindness, self restraint, and modeling good behavior to counter savagelike conduct. A middle aged man recounts a failed divorce, blaming himself and cautioning others about marrying young. A teen asks about shaving legs. guidance discusses hair growth, shaving frequency, and alternatives.
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Ann Landers
Versatile dress and railways plan purchases
A silk knit shift in black is touted as a compact travel dress suitable for any climate and folds without wrinkling. In Athens Greece, the state railways announce plans to purchase rolling stock to expand or modernize its fleet.
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Athens
Greece
Fabrics Dominate Furniture Designs With Romantic Color
Fabrics dominate the year's furniture designs with a romantic mood and vibrant color in 1965. Large floral patterns, bold contrasts, and coordinated patterns across drapery and upholstery define a modern look. Velvet family textures, vinyl with new finishes, and latex foam cushioning emphasize comfort and practicality. Pastels fade beside vivid hues while the no nothing color trend hints at future tones.
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Viny
Tea Set by Brownfield Club for Federation Day
Alph Omega Study Club will host the annual Federation Day Tea at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Salema Jane Brownfield Clubhouse. Maids and Matrons and the Delphian Club join as guests. Mrs. J. L. Gennings, state president of the Texas Federation of Womens Clubs, will speak on leadership today. Mrs. R. N. Tipps of Denver City, Caprock District president, will be special guest.
William Payne To Speak At Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Post 148 meets at 7:30 p m with Mrs W H McCright introducing William J Payne radiological defense officer for Lubbock Civil Defense who will discuss Civil Defense and National Security Mrs Bill Neal legislative chairman to speak on legislation of legion interest Mrs A J Farmer national security chairman to introduce Rev and Mrs Curtis Pickinae who will sing Rock of Ages and lead group singing A girls choir will sing My Country Tis of Thee
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American Segion
W. H. McCright
Civil Defense
William J. Payne
Lubbock Civil Defense
Bill Neal
Legion
A. J. Farmer
National Security Chairman
Curtis Pickinae
Allen Academy Enrolling For Mid-Term Spring Start
Allen Academy Bryan Texas accepts limited students for the Spring semester starting February 1. Admission favors good character and cooperative learners. The 79 year program emphasizes individual study guidance, small classes at 15:1, and aims to build discipline for college and business success from seventh grade through junior college. Full information via Director of Admissions.
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Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
Allen
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