Lima entertainment scene and public life glimpsed abroad
In Lima and its suburbs over 100 cinemas cater to locals with 15 first run houses. Seating costs around 35 cents with venues like Teatro Tacna and Teatro Central showing Paramount and Warner films. A drive‑in theater appeared on the highway to the airport as the author notes restless cinema culture and social norms amid Peru's high illiteracy and lively street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Teatro Tacnn
Teatro Central
Paramount
Warner Brothers
Glorious Fourth Shortcake Ideas by Gaynor Maddox
Georgia cook Julie King shares two quick shortcake recipes for the Fourth of July. Instant cream shortcake uses mix and canned or fresh fruit, while the biscuit base yields sandwiched fruit and cream for a festive dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Markets
Julie King
Georgia
Reese Village Coles Wedding in New Mexico
The wedding of Miss Mary Ruth Mayo to a U S Air Force pilot instructor from Amherst Massachusetts was held at the First Methodist Church in Clovis New Mexico with Rev Dr L N Trone officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Mayo of 2322 3rd St and attends Draughons College while employed at Texas Tech. The groom is stationed at Reese Air Force Base and was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Lewis W Fifer of Lubbock.
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L. N. Trone
Lewis W. Fifer
Fot
Pre Bridal Courtesy For Miss Lloyd In Floydada
Miss Janet Lloyd of Floydada is honored with a tea hosted by Mrs. Truman Webb. Guests and hostesses wore blue and white, with blue daisies as the centerpiece. Approximately 100 attendees from Floydada attended. The couple will wed August 6 at the First Baptist Church in Floydada with Rev. Dr. Earl Allen officiating.
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Childress
Janet Lloyd
Floydada
Wayne Webb
Truman Webb
Mmes
Preston Mills
Fletcher Carter
Will S. Carter
Léa Enman
Overt Stevens
Joe B. Mills
iVern Rucker
Roberta Hash
John A. Lloyd
G. W. Smith
Jane Sewell
Lewis Lloyd
Johnny Lloyd
Frieda Smith
Goldi Sewell
Fisydada
First Baptist Church of
Earl Allen
Cooper Methodist Woman's Society Meeting in Mrs Rogers Home
The Cooper Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday afternoon at 1317 37th St. in the home of Mrs Otis Rogers with Mrs R D Fletcher directing the program Scatter the Seeds in Brazil Gene Vinson led a worship period Nine attended A remark notes there are about 1 800 000 stores in the United States.
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Cooper Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Otis Rogers
37Th St
R. D. Fletcher
Brazil
Gene Vinson
United States
Degree Staff Honored With Outdoor Supper
Members of the degree staff of Pythian Sisters Lubbock Plains Temple No 135 enjoyed an outdoor covered dish supper Monday night at Mrs Florie Drakes country home with co host Mrs Steve Clay. Gifts were given to Mrs ake Voegels co captain Mrs John Crawford co captain Mrs Ewell Liner temple pianist and Mrs Clay. Guests included L E Weathers G H Ater Jess Roger Jr Marguerite Webster Clarence Dorsett Santa Rosa Calif and Miss Jeri Brown Fort Worth. About 38 people attended.
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Pythian Sisters
Lubbock Plains Temple No. 135
Florie Drake
Steve Clay
Ake Voegels
John Crawford
Ewell Liner
Temple
Clay
Mmes
L. E. Weathers
G. H. Ater
Jess Roger Jr
Marguerite Webster
Clarence Dorsett
Santa Rosa
Calif
Jeri Brown
Fort Worth
Watermelon Party Planned By Bethany Class
Plans for a watermelon party to be held Tuesday night at 7 o clock in Mackenzie State Park were made at an executive meeting of Bethany Class of First Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Frank Lisemby. Mrs. J L Sutton spoke on her trip to Oklahoma City to hear Evangelist Bill Graham. Prayer was offered by Mrs. J T Meek and Mrs. Barney Alford. Refreshments were served to 15 members and one guest.
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Mackenzie State Park
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Frank Lisemby
28Th St
J. L. Sutton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bill Graham
J. T. Meek
Barney Alford
How to Send News for Wedding Announcements
Instructions for submitting engagement and wedding notices to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Include clearly written details with correct spellings, signatures, and a telephone number. Mail to the Women’s Department in Lubbock Texas and submit before the wedding to print promptly.
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Women's Department
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Pi Beta Phi awards honor Texas Tech chapter at national convention
Texas Tech's Texas Gamma Pi Beta Phi earns the Philadelphia vase for third among chapters and second in original song with Pi Phi Farewell by Kay Elder. The chapter tops giving to Pi Beta Phi Settlement School and sees new charters granted to Texas Christian University and Auburn. Delegates from Tech attend events. after convention Miss Carr and Newsom tour Hawaii, Miss Holmes travels to Scotland. A July 4 holiday barbecue at Lubbock Country Club capped by fireworks and dancing closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Texas Gamma
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Philadelphia
Huntington-Shearton Hotel
Pasadena
Calif
Pi Phi
Kay Elder
Tech
Fort Worth
Pi Beta Phi
Tennessee Mountains
Carl Hensley
24Th St
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Joanne Holmes
32Nd St
Sorority
Virginia Carr
36Th St
Janice Newsom
Slide Road
Alschuler Van Wye Vows Read in Long Island Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Albert Joel Alschuler wed at Temple Israel Lawrence Long Island N Y on June 28 The bride Joy Van Wye is the daughter of Leonard Van Wye and plans a home in Tokyo Japan after Aug 1 The couple honeymoon in Bermuda and will be stationed at Haneda Air Force Base in the US Air Force public relations department The ceremony was conducted by Rabbi Judah Cahn Attendants included Adrienne Goodman and several bridesmaids The couple are graduates of Radcliffe College and University of Oklahoma respectively
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
N. Y
Albert Joel Alschuler
Bermuda
Tokyo
Japan
Haneda Air Force Base
USAF
Temple Israel
Lawrence
Judah Cahn
Nelphinium
Joy van Wye
Leonard Carlton van Wye
Harold M. Alschuter
24Th St
Lubbock
Tex
Adrienne Goodman
Chicago
Ellin Ringler
Rockville Centre
Saralee Stein
Miami Beach
Fla
Arnold Fagin
Oklahoma City
Anthony van Wye
Mark Stern
Gary
Ind
Hank Kirschner
Louis Levy
Ponca City
Okla
Gordon Hensley Jr
White Hempstead
Temple
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Lubbock High School
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Harold M. Alsehuler
Harry
Lubbock Bridge Winners Led by Heaton and von Leslie
Mrs Nat Heaton and Mrs Mel von Leslie placed first at the Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club event held Monday night at the Caprock Hotel. Other winners included Lt Robert Patrick and Capt David DeHaas in second, Mrs Rob irt Hutcheson and Mrs Jess Gur ley of Tohoka in third, and Jack Clendenin with James Allen in fourth. Potatoes are the chief crop of Maine's Aroostook county.
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Nat Heaton
Melvon Leslie
Lubbock
Duplicate Bridge Club
Caprock Hotel
Robert Patrick
David DeHaas
Robirt Hutcheson
Jess Gurley
Tohoka
Jack Clendenin
James Allen
Mature Parent: Ida's Scatterbrained Ways Reflect Mom
Ida omits a store errand to discuss Eddie Fisher with a friend. The mother scolds for forgetfulness while exposing her own greed to correct every fault at once. The piece argues parents fix scatterbrained behavior by modeling focus not by chasing every detail.
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Muriel Lawrence
NEA
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Ida
Eddie Fisher
Mrs R D Mobley Leads WSCS Study at Pioneer Church
Mrs R D Mobley presided at a WSCS luncheon and program at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Invocation by Mrs Wilson Martin. Delegates named. H L Slover elected to the School of Missions. The study on Christian Missions in a Revolutionary World was led by several members. devotion by H L Hoover. Eleven attendees and guest Mrs PR Wilson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Mobley
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church
Wilson Martin
H. L. Slover
School of Missions
W. C. Wossum
Duane Tilson
LeRoi Bates
H. L. Hoover
G. W. Hartin
PR. L. Wilson
Crop Outlook For Lea County Good Despite Setbacks
Lea County farmers report a generally favorable outlook despite drought hail and insect damage. Cotton prospects are strong and several crops may match or exceed last year’s yields. Alfalfa and forage crops improve due to aphid control, while pasture varies with west central grass greener and southern range sparse. Citizens like E D Runnels and Bernard Love grow certified 1517 C cotton amid mixed conditions.
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Lovington
Lea County
James Gilstrap
Gilstrap
E.D. Runnels
Bernard Love
Lavington
Rolf Moe
New Mexico
A and M College
Sudan
Aguilars Return To Seminole Residence
Mr and Mrs Joe Aguilar are at home in Seminole after their June 30 wedding read by a Church of Christ minister Mrs Alene Glasson is the mother of the bride Patricia Ann Coslasson of 1522 24th St Lubbock. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Joe Aguilar He works for Bennett Motor Company They will reside in Lubbock during the coming school term where the bridegroom will be a student at Texas Tech.
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Seminole
Joe Aguilar
Church of Christ
Alene Glasson
Patricia Ann Coslasson
24Th St
Lubbock
Bennett Motor Company
Texas Tech
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la Nicoise
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Miss Lloyd
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Lubbock Superior Meat CO
Texas End
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Rocinda
N. M
A. K. Green
45Th St
Green
Bud Aderton
Robert Allan Hill
Wanda Green
Jane Aderton
Sue Hill
Dallas
Fenner Tubbs
Sara
23Rd St
Karen Shahan
Beverly Bigham
Sandra Stafford
Letty Marlton
Verlon Bigham
Don Stafford
Lubbock Country Club
Bernie Howell
Alschuler-Van Wye
Maine
Aroostook County
J. €. Collier
Hood County
Crosbyton
Colliers
Artie Simer
J. W. Moore Sr
McFarland
Lee Sturgeon
Weslace
Willy Mullinax
Mom
Arthur Murray
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