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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1959
Page
3
Researchers outline potential factors behind hair turning gray including genetics stress and aging. The report notes biological markers and suggests further studies to identify specific triggers and preventive approaches.
A former Texas Tech student wed in a Texarkana ceremony. The bride and groom, identified as Robb and James Mee Callister, planned to celebrate in New Orleans after the Texas event.
Mrs Jack Blamond and three others were cheered as delegates to the Giriy VFW National Convention at the Lubbock auxiliary meeting held at the post home. The convention will be in Los Angeles August 00 to September 4. Delegates reported on the Texas Department conventions held in Austin June 21. Officers named include Mrs Sue Crowder department historian and Mrs Lynn B Jones honor roll chairman. Attending Austin were Mrs Roy Milam and Mrs N T Connor.
Three Caprock Girl Scout staff and members departed Friday for the Girl Scout Roundup in Colorado Springs. Executives Miss Mary Jo Belly and Miss Fane Downs along with Mrs. Donald A. Gunn travel to the event where 24 senior scouts from Caprock and Plainview councils join about 10 000 attendees from around the world. The camp near Pike's Peak features 6000 tents and runs until July 14. Avalyn Maddox and Laihbock staff are at or near the camp as the roundups proceed.
Abilene area students placed as runners up in the fifth annual CESAY contest held by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee. Brenda Elliott was named winner. Geraldine Henderson from Lamesa and Charles Avcoek with Pulla participated among the top entrants.
Miss Sherrod, of 630 Ave M, hosts a bridal shower at Miss Hines home for bride to be Talla B Sherrod. Attendees included Mrs Pauline Pitch ett and others. the event precedes a July wedding at Central Baptist Church.
During the IBEW Auxiliary installation, officers installed included Mrs Bun Beaver as president and Mrs. Jack Meltin as vice president. Mrs. F A Greer became secretary, Mrs Mickey Haren treasurer, and Mrs Cecil Hendrick reporter. Receivers blankets were donated for the Well Baby Clinic.
Stanley D. Rasberry, 17, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Rasberry of Lubbock, received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Corp for outstanding performance on a nationwide science education test. He previously lived in Lubbock, attended J. T. Hutchinson Junior High, and later moved to Falls Church Virginia where he was a Virginia runner-up in a Ford Foundation Carnegie Council competition.
A Monday report states a high school senior received the annual WTCC essay award begun in 1955. The essay topic was What My Town Can Do to Have More Industry. The scholarship supports college study for the winner.
Mrs. VanGundy is installed as Noble Grand of Level as head of the installing pit. Officers from Levelland attend the ceremony with Jewel presented to B Butler and a place setting of silver. The event features Deputy officers including Lula Colleh and Beatrice Cos. Mentions of ten officers and decorations in pink, green, and silver conclude the installation.
Bridal shower for Miss Harlene Dane of Jonny Hatley was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Richard Pines with Mrs. LD Hines and Miss Paul Davis as assistants. Mint green and white decor, thirty guests, and plans for a June 24 wedding at Ford Memorial Chapel.
In guiding parents to instill good manners, the author notes children imitate behavior more than words. Emphasizes consistent everyday conduct over lectures, suggesting adults model courtesy, patience, and respectful speech to shape a child’s habits.
In Cologne Germany a new library focusing on the life and persecution of Jews in Germany opened this week. Sponsors include prominent Turkish writers and cultural figures contributing to the collection and program series.
The wedding at the church featured Miss Martha Key on piano and Miss Nel Quain of Brady as maid of honor with Ward Tharnae as best man. The bride wore a white gown with portrait neckline and elbow sleeves while Miss Quain wore a red rose bouquet and pearled veil.
Miss Janet Hall, soon to marry Gene Harrove, was feted at a kitchen shower Thursday evening in Abilene. Hosts Mrs. Gerald Lewis and Mrs. Bill Womack hosted at 2113 29th Street with Miss Joanine Pall, sister of the bride, registering guests. A glassware hostess gift was presented.
Mrs. R. E. Blanton hosted the Loyalny Club at 2806 40th Street for a business and social gathering. Mrs. J. T. Dorsett read scripture and Mrs. J. E. Banks led prayer. The next meeting is set for July 17 at Mrs. John Kester’s home, 1912 18th Street.
The Friendship Club held its fourth anniversary meeting at 9 am with a patriotic theme. Mrs RT Campbell, president, hosted at 1814 22nd St with Miss Lola Thompson assisting. Mrs F L Price attended as a guest and Mrs J H Whiteside planned August hosting.
Local news notes holiday events at Reese personnel camp with plans for Fourth of July activities. Includes mentions of Ist Li and Mines, BF Bedke, Gerald Hannah, and several families hosting gatherings, a trip to Lake Minnetonka, Flying Safety School in Los Angeles, and forthcoming visits from guests and friends.
Audrey Carver and Wik born Lona, set to wed Sunday at Bowman Chapel First Methodist, are greeted by friends and wedding party members at a park picnic. Attending guests include Rev and Mrs Sanders and families from various towns, with relatives from Graham, LeMars, Oma, and Lincoln among others.
Dear Ann answers a reader about returning wedding gifts and money from a canceled engagement. She notes the bride-to-be should return cash gifts if envelopes exist, while warn ing it is not the gift giver to blame, and emphasizes discretion and proper steps.
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