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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

10

Stylist's Scrapbook Tracks 30 Years Of Hair Trends

Paul Witzig, a long time Pierre de Jacy salon expert at the Waldorf Astoria, shares photographs of hair fashions from the 1920s to today. He notes shifts from big head looks with frizzy waves to soft modern styles, with rollers and pin curls shaping waves, and later puffed styles using rats stockings and mesh rollers. He recalls early Vienna training and coming to the United States in 1930, serving many celebrity clients.

Catharine Brewster New York WNS Paul Witzig Pierre de Jacy Waldorf-Astorian Mr. Witzig Witzig Vienna United States

Realistic approach to marriage and everyday ethics

Dear Ann Landers endorses CCs realistic view on marriage while advising honesty and humor. A letter from A and Z warns theft at hotels. a reader questions wedding photography at funerals and Ann offers guidance. The column invites readers to request the living with parents booklet.

Ann Landers C.c

Miss Simpson Tops InTOPS Queen at Lubbock Meeting

Elizabeth Simpson won TOPS three month queen honors in Farr's Cafeteria Caprock Center with 23 pound weight loss. Runner up was Roy Peters. Group 1 led by Harold Yearwood received special dinner honors. Attendance included 43 members and two visitors. next meeting set for 7 15 p m at Lubbock National Bank Cafeteria.

Elizabeth Simpson TOPS Lubbock Club Farr Caprock Center Bill Adams R. H. Pendley Roy Peters Harold Yearwood Mmes Bob Lang Pendley Louie Porsch W. C. Beene al Johnson C. M. Lang Dale Panzer Miss Simpson Lubbock National Bank

Rehearsal Dinner Honoring Miss Sosebee and Mr Whitaker

Miss Joe Sosebee and Wayne Whitaker are honored at a 7:30 p.m. rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W A Sealy at the KoKo Inn. Special guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Whitaker of Marrero Louisiana. The couple plan to wed Saturday in Stamford. Sosebee works as secretary at Methodist Hospital and Whitaker as an engineer for Standard Oil of Texas.

Joe Sosebee Wayne Whitaker W. A. Sealy KoKo Inn Robert Whitaker Marrero Stamford Miss Sosebee Methodist Hospital Whitaker Standard Oil of Texas

American Business Club Dolls Hold Salad Dinner

The American Business Club Dolls met at Mrs. Paul Bush’s home on 54th Street Tuesday night for a salad dinner and dessert. Eighteen members attended with Mrs. Clayton Mallett as a guest. Attendees enjoyed table games and musical selections by Mrs. Blackie Hamilton on the organ.

American Business Club Paul Bush 54Th St Clayton Mallett Blackie Hamilton

Rearranging Furniture Is Weighty Job

Celestine Sibley recounts furniture moving misadventures as households wrestle with shifting sofas beds and pianos. A tale of overwhelmed movers, stalled Scots and a fire crew rescue ends with neighbors sharing coffee and a humorous lesson on lifting heavy items.

Serving Of Food Studied At Meet

Twenty eight members of the Lubbock Food Service Association returned Friday by chartered bus from Dallas where they attended the eleventh Texas School Food Service Convention in the Statler Hilton Hotel June 28 to July 1. They attended sessions to improve school service and public relations. The next convention will be in Houston during June of 1966.

Lubbock Food Service Association Dallas Texas School Food Service Statler-Hilton Houston

Ringo Starr Turns 25 in Private Birthday

The Beatle drummer Ringo Starr marked his 25th birthday in seclusion with his wife Maureen. He quipped that turning 25 is terrible and warned he may be 26 next year. He spoke with reporters from London.

London UPI Ringo Starr Maureen

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