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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
10
Readers write in with dating woes and fashion crises. The column dispenses blunt dating guidance and wardrobe tips while urging readers to consider reputations and practical solutions.
Miss Silma Yvonne James married Gene Gilchrist Blair at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Teky officiating. Bride's parents are Silman Morris James and Col Eugene B Blair. groom is grandson of Earl Alexander. They plan to live in Canyon after she graduates from West Texas State University mid term.
Mary Sue Miller reports spring fashion leans toward highly individual cohesive looks with soft shapes, fluid fabrics, and versatile coats. City pants and shirtwaist dresses dominate, offering casual to deluxe options in neutrals, pastels, and bold flag colors. Readers may write for beauty problem guidance.
Miss Jane Ellen Ferguson and Philip Edward Guitar married in a candlelight service at First United Methodist Church Hamlin. The couple, with families from Abilene and Brussels, celebrated with nuptial music by Judson Maynard and Becky Shoemaker. After a wedding trip to Mexico City and Acapulco they will live on a ranch near Elm Dale.
The Prospective Lubbock Sweet Adelines executive committee met at Mrs. Christine Gaddis's home to review wardrobe ideas. They discussed patterns and materials for costumes and slated plans for member review. An interchapter party is set in Lubbock for March 8 with Midland and Amarillo chapters attending, and the group will perform at Tech Dames on February 10 at St. John's Methodist Church.
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