Night Out program aids teens and handicapped adults in Lubbock
The Department of City Parks and Recreation runs a Monday night recreation program at Hodges Community Center for teenage and physically handicapped individuals. Melvin Mason notes goals include social adaptation and exercise, with activities like bowling skating and dinners. Volunteers and TARS members supervise outings and dances to build independence and money concepts.
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Department of City Parks and Recreation
Hodges Communiity Center
Melvin Mason
Dunbar High School
Mason
Shouteau
Mamas Athé
Hodges Community Center
Gary Deering
16Th St
Jackie Perry
2Nd St
Local club notices plan meetings and new officers
MOWAT abl A GUEST SALAD LUNCHEON is planned by Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Assn at 10 a.m. Thursday in Mrs. E. W. Williams home. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Mike Higgins Mrs. John Shropshire Jr and Mrs. George Canon. Dr Beatrix Cobb presents Women s Role in the Space Age. LUBBOCK JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB meets at 10 a.m. Thursday in Municipal Garden Arts Center with hostesses Mmes Charles Bacon G P Cunningham Kenneth D Moore and Richard Richards. MRS CARL MINOR named president of Sigma Kappa Mothers Club at Morey night in Mrs R L Mason s home. New officers include Mmes Rolan Simpson vice president E E Robertson secretary and D Bi Austin treasurer. Fourteen attended.
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Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Assn
E. W. Williams
21St St
Mike Higgins
John Shropshire Jr
George Canon
Beatrix Cobb
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Carl Minor
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
R. L. Mason
Fassear
Mmes. Rolan Simpson
E. E. Robertson
D. Bi_Austin
Bridge Club Winners in Lubbock Card Night
Members of the Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club met at 3701 22nd Pi. Winners were Mrs Wilson Edwards and Miss Bates Barnard first, Mrs C Webb and Mrs P L Leach second, and Mrs Hugh Newton with Mrs L F Marquam third. Next game Friday at 7 45 p m at the same location.
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Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club
Wilson Edwards
Bates Barnard
C. Webb
P. L. Leach
Hugh Newton
L. F. Marquam
Hart Special Names Lynda Shive Homeaker Entering Competition
Lynda Shive, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldon Shive, has been named in Haigh School. She becomes eligible for state and national competition.
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Lynda’ Shive
Haigh School
Eldon Shive
Lubbock Women’s Club Hosts Drop-in Luncheon
Calendar item notes a drop-in luncheon for members from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the East Room. Also lists Hab City Duplicate Bridge Club at 7:45 p.m. with a fee, held at Precinct 1 Clubhouse.
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Lubbock Women's Club
Mmembers
Questa
East Room
Hab City Duplicate Bridge Club
Precinct 1
Y Wives Plan Decorating Tour By YWCA Club
The Y Wives Club of the YWCA will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at MaeKelvey's Furniture Co. 46th and Ave Q. An interior decorator will discuss color schemes furniture selection and coordinating accessories. All members and visitors are invited.
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Y-Wives. Club of the
YWCA
MaeKelvey’s Furniture Co
Petra The Rose Red City program at Roundtable luncheon
Mrs. Byrd will present Petra The Rose Red City at the Music and Fine Arts Roundtable luncheon at noon Friday in the Lubbock Women's Club. Special music features soloist Barry Williams and accompanist Marilyn Hayhurst. Decorations are led by Mrs. Walter Vandiver with Roundtable chairman Mrs. D. D. Webster and co chair Mrs. R. G. Woolam. Reservations by noon Thursday at PO2-6448.
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Petra
Rose Red City
Lubbock Women’s Club
C. L. Byrd
Barry Williams
Marilyn Hayhurst
Walter Vandiver
D. D. Webster
R. G. Woolam
Stop Winter Dry Skin
Simple beauty tip from Margaret Merril advises warming a face cloth and pressing it on the skin to boost circulation and healthy glow. A finishing layer of oil of Olay is applied to hold the effect.
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Abetta
Bowie
Ating
Ann Arthur
TARS
Hodges Center
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock, Tex
Mowat Abl
Margaret Merril
Beeree
Sylvia Heisner
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