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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
8
Advice on planning a home swimming pool stresses early site checks for water and gas lines and proper contracts. It recommends evaluating land, choosing a builder, budgeting for relocation costs, and ensuring written terms and a waiver of lien to avoid future debts, with a 12 by 27 foot minimum pool size and 20 by 40 preferred for better use.
West Texas native Pat Hewlett of Wilson and New York is a top model with Frances Gill Agency. She travels for shoots in Europe and the Caribbean, plans a film on Bon Air Island, and offers young women career advice highlighting agency backing and experience over schools.
New Jersey chiropody doctors urge women to abandon pointed toe shoes arguing they cripple feet impair circulation and mood. Dr Leonard Lewis quotes Dr Paul Dudley White on leg muscle action aiding blood flow and preventing varicose veins.
Miss Judy Faye Gregg and Joe Don Offield wed in a home ceremony officiated by Hubert Setliff. Attendants were Mrs. Barry McMennamy and Joy Offield. After a trip to Arizona and Nevada they will live in Plainview where both attended Plainview High School. Mrs Offield works at Plainview Grain Exchange. Mr Offield attends Business College of the Southwest and works for Hamby Co.
Mrs A W Voight president of United Church Women led the group through UWC work and the Latin American Kindergarten at a St Luke Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting. Lester York presided and a covered dish luncheon followed for 30 attendees. General meeting set for 10 am August 3 at the church.
The 19th century mellow brick mansion at 28 Hyde Park Gate near Hyde Park in London, where Winston Churchill lived his final years, will be sold by auction. Knight Frank and Rutten expect worldwide offers as Countess Spencer Churchill moves to Kensington. Also for sale July 30 are Churchill's Newchapel and Laylands farms known for famous horses.
Fellowship Club met with Mrs F J Stryker at 2519 Colgate for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs W D Hale gave the devotional. A business session followed. Next meeting set for 2 pm July 20 at Mrs J E Garrison's home, 3003 Baylor.
Mr and Mrs Larry Beggs of San Antonio visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W D Beggs at 5011 41st St Larry Beggs in the United States Army stationed at Ft Sam Houston married Miss Angelina Genzer daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Genzer of San Antonio on June 5 at St Johns Lutheran Church in San Antonio.
Miss Sandra Lou Lacy and Lt Jaimie Gordon Bone wed in a double ring ceremony at 3 30 p m Saturday in the Davis Monthan Air Force Base Chapel Capt James L Fox officiated The couple exchange vows attended by Maid of Honor Patti Lacy and Best Man Lt Francis M Gullick The bride and groom plan to reside in Tucson following the wedding and she is a Lubbock high school graduate and beauty school alum while he is a University of Missouri graduate and Reese AFB graduate
Mr and Mrs D B Hutto and son Jack from Grand Junction Colorado visit relatives Mr and Mrs Truett Hutto at 3608 40th St and friends Mr and Mrs Tom N Morehead at 2822 58th St. Hutto, an Atomic Energy mission member, recently returned from Hawaii after 18 months on a special assignment.
Readers from diverse ages and life stages seek guidance on motherhood pressures, single living privacy and financial help from in‑laws. The letters discuss happiness versus duty with children, living alone to preserve privacy, and managing relatives’ generosity. Ann Landers suggests humor and practical comebacks.
Miss Johanna Silver bride elect of Dale Waterhouse will be honored at a gift twilight tea from 7 to 9 p.m. today hosted by Mrs. William Lennox at 3410 61st St. Seventy five guests invited. The couple plans a Aug. 21 wedding at the First Baptist Church.
In Minneapolis City Hall Humphrey attended the swearing in of his former secretary to his old mayoral post. He called the event sentimental, viewed clippings from his term, and greeted former colleagues. Gov. Rolvaag Rep. Fraser and other Democratic figures joined Naftalin’s oath ceremony.
Kathleen Horan and Kenneth Haralson wed at First Baptist Church Chapel with Rev. Tim Trammell presiding. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Horan, wore nylon tulle and lace over taffeta. Attendants included Mrs. Stricklan and Mrs. Tarvin. Best man was Dale Haralson. groomsmen Hal Haralson and Roger Horan. After a Texas honeymoon the couple will reside in Abilene where Haralson works at Thornton's.
The WSCS at Oakwood Methodist Church held a general meeting and luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Harris led the session announcing an ice cream supper for high school graduates and a book for each. District workshop set for Aug 25 with luncheon planned. 16 members and a guest attended.
Miss Carol Baker bride elect of Austin Cramer Adams is honored at a 3 p.m. seated tea in Dunlaps Tea Room with hostesses Mmes Jimmie Kerr E K Hufstedler Jr and Clem Boverie. Guests include Mrs Lennis Baker Mrs Frances Baker and Miss Beverly Baker. centerpieces feature white chrysanthemums. A silver gift will be given. The couple plan to wed August 7 at Broadway Church of Christ Chapel.
Mrs J O Teague presided at Friendship Temple meeting in Knights of Pythias Hall. Mrs Willie Mae Newton reported on the Grand Temple gathering in Austin in June. Hostesses were Mrs Bill Benson and Mrs Harold Dane. Twenty members attended. Next meeting set for 7 p m July 19 in the hall.
Taxi fares rise across England with London to northern routes bearing increased charges. The update signals higher metered rates and potential surcharge changes affecting daily travel costs for riders and drivers nationwide.
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