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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
6
Julie Hunt reports on miniature gardens created by florists using foliage plants in dishes or vessels. The guide explains light needs, how to dress the garden with fresh blooms, and how to water tubes for cut flowers.
Miss Nancy Hunt and Dennis Head are fete at a 7 30 p m rehearsal dinner in Youngbloods Restaurant with 35 guests. The couple will wed at Sunset Church of Christ at 7 p m Saturday and are honored by families including Mr and Mrs Truman Redwine and Mr and Mrs Bob Watson.
Linda Jean Pierce and John David Carter married in a Salt Lake Temple double ring ceremony officiated by Elder Howard W. Hunter. The bride, from Lubbock Texas, wore a brocade peau de soire gown with orchid and stephanotis bouquet. the groom is a Lubbock native planning to attend Texas Tech.
Winners of the Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club monthly master point event held Wednesday night at Precinct One Clubhouse were Kent Jones and Butch Adams first place. Wesley Collier and his wife were second, while Mrs. David Hester and Mrs. Dorothy Murdock took third.
The Lubbock Jolly Grandmothers Club met at Mrs. A. J. Malouf's home for a covered dish luncheon. Twelve members and two visitors played bridge. The next meeting will be a picnic honoring grandfathers at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 13 at the Maas residence.
Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met in IOOF Hall with Mrs. R. E. Wright presiding. Mrs. W. O. Clark reported on her trip to Oklahoma and Texas for the State Convention in San Antonio.
A newspaper item notes Mrs Marcus McGuire serving refreshments to eighteen members and mentions an upcoming meeting at 1 p m on July 22 at the Hall. The piece includes advice on toiletries and travel tips, promoting talcum powder for comfort during travel and heat.
New York reports bright pennant colors for summer beach and play outfits in cool cotton knits. Styles range from see through lacy knits to Pop Art prints and nautical stripes with striped scalloped bordered pullovers. Lace sweatshirts, spare tank tops, emblems, skinny cyclist shirts, and a striped midriff top with sit on hip pants offer sun ready looks.
Don McBrayer shows Harvey Wiginton and head cook Roy Valdez how to check the roast temperature. The scene centers on kitchen safety and proper meat doneness at a large dinner event.
Miss Donna Ewen bride elect of Larry Camp will be honored at a gift tea from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. Tim Tillery 2130 55th St. Co hosts include Mrs. Harlan Fisk Mrs. Jeff Wheeler Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Mrs. Delwin Jones A hostess gift will be an electrical appliance Eight guests invited Miss Ewen daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Berryman 2127 54th St and Canup son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Canup 4315
Hosts Mr and Mrs Virgil Isom and Miss Stephenia Guidry organized a garden wiener roast Wednesday night for 35 Idalou Methodist Youths. Teenage music was featured with out of town guests Miss Johnnie Kay Johnson Linda Leftwich Fort Worth and Miss Vickie Reddell Yuma.
The speaker laughs at ulcers and quitting work when enjoyment ends. He questions if Ti prefers home cooking and lists lines about walking the entire line with many meat, vegetable, salad, and dessert options, concluding a desire for country fried steak and fresh garden vegetables at home.
The couple from 43rd Street will marry on August 12 at Second Baptist Church.
Miss Carla Arlene McNeely and Charles Wayne Burleson exchanged double ring wedding vows Saturday at the groom’s parents home in O’Donnell. The bride is from Tohoka and the groom from O’Donnell, with officiant Jack Hackworth of the Church of Christ. The couple plans to attend North Texas State University after a Red River honeymoon.
Miss Jo Ann Tomlinson bride elect of Robert Lee Mathis and her attendants will be honored at a luncheon today at noon in the Gold Room of Hemphill Wells in Monterey Center. Mrs. C Hughes Gilliam will be hostess. Attendees include Miss Barbara Fair of Oklahoma City, Miss Sharon Barnes of Clovis New Mexico, Mrs. David Gilliam of Dallas and Mrs. Gary Coffman of Abilene. The hostess gift will be crystal. The couple will exchange vows at 7:30 p.m. today in Bowman Chapel of First Methodist Church.
The Shallowater Home Demonstration Club met at the Community Center for a covered dish luncheon. President Mrs. E L Corley led a business meeting. Mrs. A C Woodruff was chosen to represent the club at the Lubbock County Home Demonstration Council meeting and delegates to the state Austin gathering in September. Seven members and four visitors attended.
The Lubbock Toastmistress Club will meet at 1 p.m. Monday for a luncheon at Piccadilly Cafeteria with the theme Lets Be Humorous. Mrs. James Couch presides. invocation by Mrs. Gordon W Climer. toast mistress Mrs. Lee Heatley. speakers Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Georgia Delaway. Mrs. Allen D Loter is timer. Mrs. B R Yandell evaluates the meeting.
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