Monterey course leads with male majority in consumer education
A new consumer education course launched in Lubbock's five public high schools for fall shows a male majority in Monterey's first semester class. Mrs. Larry Tapp explains the course grew from a need for a dedicated class, with Estacado High School having taught a related section last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Montgomery
Lubbhock
Monterey
Larry Tapp
MHS
Estacado High School
Spotlight on family living course expansion in schools
A new family living course was in planning stages with Mrs Tapp and Mrs Richard Petiyjohn of EHS and Mrs David Foster of Coronado HS guiding an official model. Previously taught under home economics, the broadened curriculum spans many topics, with fall semester classes in each high school. Monterey hosts two classes rising from 18 to 58 students, Estacado also has two classes totaling 53 students. Coronado and Lub-
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Tapp
Richard Petiyjohn
EHS
David Foster
Coronado High School
Monterey
Estacado
Coronado
Beck High
Dunbar
Home Economics Department
Monterey High School
Mechele Ainsworth
Ray S. Ainsworth
66Th St
Steven Hall
John H. Wall
Ave. HL
Suzen Brown
Fred H. Brown
59Th St
Bridal Courtesies Honor Bride Elects in Lubbock Area
Miss Carol Ann Kay bride elect of Leland Andrew Johnson will be honored with a linen shower at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Fred Timberlake 53402 Manioca Road Co hostesses include Mrs George A Tarter and guest Mrs Clyde E Kay A separate 11 a m today apartment accessory branch will honor the bride in the home of Mrs Charles B Jones 4607 20th St Elsie H Kay mother of the bride elect is noted Hostess gift will be an antique brass jardiniere The couple plans to wed at 10 a m Saturday at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Kay
Leland Andrew Johnson
Fred Timberlake
Manioca Road
George A. Tarter
Clyde E. Kay
Charles B. Jones
20Th St
Mmes
Edwin Davis Jr
Richard Dickey
Dan Young
Elsie H. Kay
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Linda Trantham Wolfforth
Linda Trantham
Homer Dixon
Norman Thomas
Billi Brown
Roland Barrera
Gerald Paulk
26Th St
Jim May
Harriett Brown
Jennifer VanCleave
Wayne Tramp Brown
Ernest Barrera
Christ the King Catholic Church
Today s Calendar and Club Notices Highlight Local Events
A roundup of community meetings and club activities across Lubbock notes Word of Truth Bible Class at First Federal Savings and Loan, TOPS groups, golf associations, Weight Watchers West Texas, YWCA programs, Bridge Club events, and the Friendly Members Club anniversary plus prize-winner details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Word of Truth
Federal Savings and Loan
Hth St
Windmill and Harp Themed Club Events In Lubbock
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club holds its annual cookie shine at 7 30 p m today at 3706 66th St hosted by Mrs Joe Jack Reynolds and co hosts Gene Murrell Buddy Boyd Jack Henry and Margaret Ann Garlin. A Music and Fine Arts Roundtable luncheon Friday features windmill history slides by Miss Billie Wolfe and harp sketches by Mrs Gail Barber with a descriptive tone poem by Mrs Barber. Reservations by noon Thursday to the clubhouse 763 6448.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PI Beta Phi
Joe Jack Reynolds
66Th St
Mmes
Gene Murrell
Buddy Boyd
Jack Henry
Margaret Ann Garlin
Music and Fine Arts Roundtable
Lubbock Women's Club
Billie Wolfe
Gail Barber
Texas Tech
W. Brunson
Pierce Blessing Couple Plans Engagement Announcement
Miss Edith Lorraine Pierce and Edward Ray Blessing announce their engagement. Miss Pierce is a Coronado High School and Angelo State University graduate. Blessing, a 1967 Littlefield High School alumnus, works for Borden Milk Co. They plan to wed February 12 at St Matthew United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lorraine Pierce
Edward Ray Blessing
Helen Rackley
J. R. Pierce
Fort Worth
Zora Mae Blessing
Pierce
Coronado High School
Angelo State University
Blessing
Littlefield High School
Borden Milk Co
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
A Lovelier You Herbs Making Comeback
Mary Sue Miller reports on a European lab chemists’ herbal shampoo using nine historical hair and scalp remedies. Ingredients include clover blossom birch veronica equisetum horse-tail coltsfoot wild ginger rosemary nettle yarrow camomile. The product aims for clean soft naturally gorgeous hair. Readers may write for details via the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
Lubbock
Hidden desire party hosts Theta Chi Beta Sigma Phi
Mr and Mrs Bill Whitener hosted a Saturday hidden desire party at their home for Theta Chi chapter members and husbands. Mr and Mrs John Cary won a prize for best costumes. The next meeting will be at 7 30 p m today at Mrs Terry Smiths home 3514 22nd St with Mrs Charles Lovell presenting The Garden program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Whitener
18Th St
Theta Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
John Cary
Terry Smith
Charles Lovell
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YWCA
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P. T. Findley
33Rd St
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Naval Reserve Center
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Order of the Bane Girls
Masonhall
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ELOR
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