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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
12
Mary Sue Miller explains vitamin C importance for gums infections and skin tone. Daily intake is essential with citrus fruits tomatoes leafy greens peppers and rose hips. Readers may write for beauty problem advice in care of Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
The Music and Fine Arts Roundtable luncheon at noon Friday at the Lubbock Women’s Club will feature Petra the Rose Red City. O L Byrd will present with Barry Williams as soloist and Marilyn Hayhurst as accompanist.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Shallowater Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs A C Wright with Mrs J E Peters presiding. The session included worship, roll call, and the third study segment led by Mrs E E Hamblin. benediction by Mrs F C Haught. Wolfforth WSCS to meet next at 2 30 p m Monday in Mrs H Robinsons home. Ceramic tiles offer varied patterns for decor with Mediterranean designs highlighted by the Tile Council of America.
The Chanel salon crowd packed with French clients and stars watched Coco at the stairs in a white suit with navy trim. Models wore knee length tweed suits, wide stripes, plaids and windowpane weaves, with understated jewelry. The spring summer collection closed as Givenchy and Balenciaga planned later showings.
Miss Karen Lee Curnutt and Robert Wayne Pierce exchanged vows at 7 p m in Eunice New Mexico. The bride wore an ivory lace gown with appliques and a chapel train. attendants included Mrs Larry Curnutt and Misses Chris Pate Janet Crouch Linda Pearcy Sue Ann Wallis. Best man Gary Hughes. groomsmen Gene Graham David McDougal Jackie Pierce and Larry Curnutt. Reception followed. couple to reside in Lubbock after a trip to Ruidoso New Mexico. The bride a Texas Tech home economics education major and Chi Omega member.
Xi Alpha Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner social Saturday at Mrs. Dub Newsom’s home 2006 Newcomber. Nine members and husbands attended with guests Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McLaughlin and Mrs. Jerry Elbert of Wichita Falls. After dinner the group played games. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. February 13 at Mrs. Cecil Wilson’s home 4705 47th St.
A fragmented calendar listing community activities. Reads like a local events page with times for Bible class at 1 am and 6th Word of Truth, a 8 30 am entry, a note about a federal building ban, YWOA events, TOPS meetings at 7 pm, Methodist Hospital nurses gathering, a Babbock Cruh event at 7 pm, Lubbock Ladies Golf Club events at 9 30 am, and other club meetings and golf association notes. The legibility is limited but indicates multiple community groups and schedules across the region.
Upsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a hippie themed party Saturday night in Globe Life and Accident Building. Decorations featured a hippie motif and host couples were Mr and Mrs Rigney Mr and Mrs LeRoy Stock and Mr and Mrs Walt Cooley. Next meeting is at 7 50 pm Thursday at Mrs Daryl Hendersons home 4604 34th St.
TOPS Club met Thursday nights in the basement of the National Bank in Lubbock. Mrs. Tommy Townsend prepared aid for business. Dr J A Stirman spoke on Dieting And Your Heart with Stirman and William Renfra representing the Lubbock County Heart Assn. Mrs Ernst Jordi crowned queen of the month for January. Mrs Bill Gross was big loser of the week. Meetings open to interested persons at 7 pm each Thursday in the bank basement.
The China Philatelic Co of Peking stops distributing monthly bulletins to West German stamp magazines after the latter refused a Communist China advertising ban warning.
A vintage ad promotes Lemon Jelvyn as a natural cleanser and bleaching skin product used worldwide by women. It claims to brighten complexion, smooth texture, and clear pores, while two capfuls in the final shampoo rinse add shine to hair.
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