Patriotic program led by Mrs Ray Oldham at Lub bock East ern Star meeting
Mrs Ray Oldham directed a patriotic program at Lub bock chapter 76, Order of Eastern Star, Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge. Assistants included Ray Ball C W Tripped E D Emerson and George Bunton. Bunton served as worthy patron with Mrs Ronald Smith. Schellinger named to state Rainbow for Girls board. Hostesses Cocanougher and Peticolas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Oldham
Lubbock Chapter 76
Order of Eastern Star
Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge
Oldham
Ray Ball
C. W. Tripped
E. D. Emerson
George Bunton
Ronald Smith
Bunton
L. V. Risinger
Ber
O. W. Schellinger
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Schellinger
Order of Rainbows For Girls
A. T. Cocanougher
W. M. Peticolas
Risinger
Lazy Day Literature Brings Books to Jason Beasley
Jason Beasley of 2103 57th Street explores dream worlds through Huckleberry Finn Tarzan and Treasure Island during a summer. He faces choices between fishing an African jungle adventure or a pirate treasure quest. A City County Library book fair is set for July 21 with book donations welcomed to the library or Friends of the Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Beasley
Fred Beasley
57Th St
Jason
Lubbock
Africa
Friends of the Library Organization
Mary Alice Diers
Newcomers Club Names Winners
The Newcomers Club met at Hillcrest Country Club for lunch bridge and canasta. Bridge winners were led by Mrs Hardy Rampy and finished with Miss Kelly McNeill second and Mrs Bobbie Ryan sixth. Canasta winners were Mrs M B Anderson first and Mrs C D Raley second. Contact numbers provided for joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Hardy Rampy
Kelly McNeill
Bobbie Ryan
H. B. McCurry
Verniece Minton
W. H. Skelton
Canasta
M. B. Anderson
C. D. Raley
Michael Hanna
Brad Priebe
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Plans Fall Activities
Gamma Nu chapter met at Mrs. Sherry Cope’s home with seven members reviewing fall rush and the sorority state meeting to be held in Lubbock next year. They planned next year’s social for the last Saturday in July and officers will attend District 9 meeting in Denver City. The first meeting of the year is set for 8 p.m. Sept. 11 at Mrs. Jack Snitker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Nu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sherry Cope
Lubbock
District 9
Denver City
Jack Snitker
48Th St
New YWCA Classes Start Soon In Evening And Morning Sessions
The YWCA announces a slate of classes starting next week including Twixt Tweens sewing and personal improvement for fifth and sixth graders, knitting, golf, tennis, and an evening bridge class. Beginners and advanced swimming for youth plus the Under Niners crafts program run by Margaret Waters. Enroll at the YWCA office or by phone PO3 0469.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Jan Springer
Meadowbrook
Tory
Southwest
Margaret Waters
United Fund
Broadway
Snyder Couple Weds in Evening Home Ceremony
Eva Yvonne Fowler and Phil Lip Leslie Williamson exchanged wedding vows at 6 p.m. Saturday in the bride’s parents’ Snyder home. Rev. Bill Knight officiated. The bride, a 1966 Snyder High School graduate, wore a tulle gown with a pearl crown veil. Best man was Ricky Goss. matron of honor was Neva Jenkins. The couple will reside at 2422 32nd Street in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Jenkins
Lubbock
Ricky Goss
Spur
Snyder High School
Lubbock Commercial College
Spur High School
South Plains College
Commercial College
Crestline Distributors Inc
32Nd St
Club Members Plan Luncheon Meeting
The Fellowship Club met for a luncheon at Mrs. H. A. McWright's home with eleven members and one guest. Mrs. O. W. Coats gave the invocation and Mrs. D. W. Hale opened the business meeting with a prayer. Next meeting set for 2 p.m. July 20 a watermelon feast in Mackenzie Park hosted by Mrs. Wade Sumrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
H. A. McWright
C. D. Bevers
O. W. Coats
D. W. Hale
Opal Owens
Mackenzie Park
Wade Sumrow
Boston First City to Establish Full-Time Police Force
Boston became the nation’s first city to maintain a full-time police department, marking a milestone in urban law enforcement history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
FCC Member Resigns to Join Private Industry
Robert E. Lee, a Republican FCC member for 14 years, resigns to enter private industry. He cites two job offers equal to his $27,500 salary, plus a $16,000 annual pension from the commission. The report notes an aside about cow gestation at 284 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Robert E. Lee
Federal Communications Commission
Lee
Commission
Lemons For Beauty Jelwyn Skin Freshener Ad
An advertisement touts Lemon Jelwyn as a natural cleanser and light bleaching agent for clear skin. It claims toning and pore-clearing effects and says two capfuls in the final shampoo rinse add shine to hair.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock, Tex
Sharon Banks
Joe Feagin
Heimphill-Wells Tea Room
Morris W. Turner
Arnold Banks
Z. E. Feagin
Post
Murry Crone
Morton
Cathy Rico
Charles Heath
Gleana Bridgeman
59Th St
Katie Fischer
Mary Fischer
Wayne Hollinshead
Rico
Joe Ruff
Jayme Rico
Rita Ruff
Oakwood Baptist Church
Kay Young
Glenna Esmond
Earl Hildreth
el Monterey
Ave. P
The
National Geographic
Mery Johnsen
Mairstylis
Cactus Alley
Selem Ave
Switan
Salem & Beowatiahd
Caprock
Snyder
Shangri-la Saath
Avrudaka
Knights of Pythies Hall
College
Uth &T
Tontine
Phillip Williamson
Eva Fowler
FCC
Famous Brands
America
SU Tate
Brown Reg
Cobras
Vath
Ishoes
Liberty
Atalee
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