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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1966

Page

8

Ann Landers Advice Column on Alcoholism and Love

Dear Ann Landers recaps a letter from a partner of an alcoholic who stopped trying to change him. She explains personal safety, recovery, and seeking help, and notes the helper’s new happiness and boundaries. The second letter asks why a waitress attracts married men, and Ann replies that lemon grove dating signals avoidable patterns. seek better connections through friends.

Ann Landers Doris Day Lassie Angel Puss Angel Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

McMenamy Ties Knot With Hixon in Hampton Ceremony

Miss Joan Hixon and Joe Carrol McMenamy wed at 7 30 p m July 2 at First Methodist Church Hampton with Rev Wilson Stanley officiating. Bride her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel W Hixon. Groom parents Mr and Mrs W B McMenamy of Lubbock Texas. Continuous details describe gowns, attendants, and reception plans. The couple will reside in Cocoa Beach Florida after a Mexico honeymoon.

Hampton Joan Hixon Joe Carroll McMenamy Wilson Stanley Samuel Walter Hixon W. B. McMenamy 23Rd St Lubbock Jerry Gresham Memphis Tenn Bob McMenamy Houston Samuel Walter Hixon II Lillian Hixon Perote Ala Thomas N. Bartron Charles Simmons Madison College Harrisonburg National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy Space Center Florida Texas Tech Ling-Temco-Vaught Division Cocoa Beach, Fla Cocoa Beach Mexico

Miss Richardson Named Honoree in Wolfforth Shower

Mrs. James Smith formerly Miss Norma Richardson was honored with a bridal shower at the Friendship Home Economics cottage in Wolfforth on Thursday night. Co hosts included Mmes. Jimmy Stapleton Ronnie Williams Ed Barkowsky Jerry Gaskins and others. Special guests were Mrs Gordon Richardson and Mrs Edward Smith. The couple wed June 25 in Clovis New Mexico.

Wolfforth James Smith Norma Richardson Frendship Mmes Jimmy Stapleton Ronnie McWilliams Ed Barkowsky Jerry Gaskins T. A. Coward Ross Adamson Raimon Coleman Casey Gillet Sherman Nelson Bill Baker Oly Ray Hitt Gordon Richardson Edward Smith Dwaine Smith Clovis N.M

Young Homemakers Name New Officers

The O'Donnell Young Homemakers elected new officers following a meeting. A program titled Tips For A Happy Home was led by Howard Swinney from the Church of Christ. A report noted about 700 packaged fruit drinks collected for Viet Nam, with Young Farmers helping by paying postage. A July 18 family night is planned at the city park.

O'Donnell Howard Swinney Church of Christ Viet Nam

Bride Elect Janet Mason Showered Before Aug. 27 Wedding

Miss Janet Mason bride elect, daughter of Mrs. Robert Mason, was honored at a Friday night shower hosted by Mrs. Bob Parker at 3024 55th St. Blue and green decor, 150 guests, with Mrs. Amna Lee Robbins and Mrs. C. C. Burkholder among prominent attendees. The couple plans to wed August 27 at the First Christian Church.

Janet Mason Bill Halbert Bob Parker 55Th St Mmes Boyd Crooks George Gann A. C. White R. C. Hawkins Betty Jones Robert L. Mason Amna Lee Robbins C. C. Burkholder

Miss Mary Nelson Is Given Courtesy Luncheon

Miss Mary Sue Nelson bride elect of Alan Johnson was honored with a mother daughter luncheon Friday at Hemphill Wells Monterey Center. Hostesses were Mrs. George W. McCleskey Mrs. Paul Cates and Mrs. Harold Harriger. Twenty guests attended including Mrs. G H Nelson mother of the honoree. Chosen turquoise and white colors were featured in decor. The couple will marry at 8 p m August 27 in First Baptist Church.

Mary Sue Nelson Alan Johnson Hemphill- Wells Monterey Center George W. McCleskey Paul Cates Harold Harriger G. H. Nelson Nelson Johnson First Baptist Church

Phi Sigma Alpha Theta chapter hosts supper program

Theta Chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha met at Itasca Drapery Shop in Itasca with Omicron chapter members as guests for a box supper and program. Mrs. E. W. Harkey presided. plans discussed to join nearby chapters in forming an assembly.

Theta Chapter Phi Sigma Alpha Itasca 34Th St Omicron E. W. Harkey Rayford Tanner Harkey Bob Parker Grady Reed Iva Edington 53Rd St

Dinner Honors Wedding Party in Milford House

Dr and Mrs Fred W Seymour of Lubbock hosted a Friday night dinner at the Milford House honoring their son John Seymour, Miss Patricia Anne Hayes and members of the wedding party. The couple plan vows at 7 p m today at the First Methodist Church. The table featured white linen, long leaves, white stock and daisies with pink caladium carnations and clematis, plus pink taper candles. Miss Hayes is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Hayes.

Houston Fred W. Seymour Lubbock Milford House John Seymour Patricia Anne Hayes P.m First Methodist Church Miss Hayes Paul Hayes

West Plains Missionette Banquet Planned by Women’s Council

The First Assembly of God at 3111 43rd hosts a noon July 18 banquet for the West Texas District missionette. Mrs. E. H. Newton speaks on Watchfulness as funds and reports are shared. Next meeting set for 9 30 a m Thursday with a Bible hour for children.

H. E. Ballou E. H. Newton Melvin Hull Raymond Hogan West Plains West Texas Assemblies of God Assembly At God Church

Auxiliary Officers Installed At Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 2466 met Thursday night with Mrs Genevieve Williams presiding. Thirty five members and one guest attended as Mrs N T Connor installed one appointed and four elected officers. The charter was draped for Mrs Blanch Hunt. Senior vice commander Bill McClurg and club manager Bob Bishop visited. Supper followed at 8 p m. July 2.

VFW Post 2466 Genevieve Williams N. T. Connor Blanch Hunt Bill McClurg Bob Bishop

Luncheon To Honor Elizabeth Robinson Bride Elect

Miss Elizabeth Ann Robinson and her bridesmaids will be honored at a luncheon at 12 30 p m today in the Monterey Center Hemphill Wells Mrs Raymond Elliott is hostess Special guests include the mothers of the bride elect and groom elect and the sister in law of the bride elect Decorations will follow the bride elects colors of white and gold The couple will wed at 2 30 p m July 14 in the First Christian Church

Elizabeth Ann Robinson Keith Dudley Strain Monterey Center Hemphill-Wells Raymond Elliott W. R. Robinson Dudley Strain First Christian Church

Garden at the Rays Home Highlights Native Plants and Tortoises

The Rays at 2313 56th St showcase a climate aware garden with native Salvia gregii and maidenhair fern, plus a tortoise collection, dogs, rabbit, parakeets, and two fruit trees. The layout emphasizes micro climate benefits, shade tolerant species, self sowing flax, and a shift from cut flowers to evergreen plantings for better sun and wind protection.

A. D. Ray 56Th St Ray Sal Texas Columbine Mer

Water stressed plants need care in hot dry weather

Gardeners face severe heat and drought as oaks planted this spring show leaf curling and drying. Larger root balls fare better than small ones. keep trees adequately watered and mulch lightly. New plantings like petunias and chrysanthemums may need shade or frequent watering during first week. Keep an eye on lawns and avoid overreliance on root watering devices. Honeysuckle, especially gold flame variety, shows caterpillar damage.

ED Zukauckas Zukauckas National Shade Tree Association Petunias

Beatles Return to London After Manila Airport Turmoil

The Beatles arrived in London amid fan crowds after a violent Manila Airport incident during a lunch with Mrs Marcos. Paul McCartney said the group felt terrified, Lennon described being shoved, and McCartney showed a bruised eye from a baton clash in New Delhi earlier.

London UPI Philippines Paul McCartney Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos Philippine Beatles John Lennon McCartney New Delhi

Gladiolus Show Planned at Garden and Arts Center

The West Texas Gladiolus Society plans a Saturday show at the Garden and Arts Center from 8 a.m. to 12 noon for entrants, with public viewing from 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The theme is In the Glad SummerTime.

Garden and Arts Center West Texas Gladiolus Society E.Z

Batman visits Argentina but TV reception fades

Batman came to Argentina for a dubbed Spanish version of a twice weekly show but critics and children showed no interest. Posters and ads failed to spark attention as park-goers prioritized play over the program.

Buenos Aires UPI Batman Argentina Batcave Zoche

Texas Tech Biology Institute Heads to New Mexico Field Trip

Participants and staff from Texas Tech Summer Biology Institute for High School Teachers depart for a two week study trip around Taos New Mexico. About 50 teachers will be housed in a ski lodge. Institute Director Dr Paul Prior leads the group with Dr Earl Camp and professors Dr Robert Packard Dr Robert Mitchell and Chester Rowell among staff.

Texas Tech New Mexico Taos Paul Prior Tech Biology Department Earl D. Camp Robert L. Packard Robert Mitchell Chester Rowell

Testing Set Today For High School Students

Sixty area high school students will take the third phase of aptitude tests from 9 am to 5 pm today at the Lubbock Christian College campus. The Educational Testing and Research Corporation conducts the tests covering ability, college aptitude, reading comprehension, speed and vocabulary, area of interest, personality traits and study habits. Previous testing at LCC occurred on April 16 and June 4.

Lubbock Christian College Educational Testing and Research Corporation LCC

Backless Bench Brightens Patio

A simple upgrade transforms a patio with a low backless garden bench along the edge. Build from 2x4 fir or cedar with angle irons or fence-post legs. Create a planter box lip filled with easy-care greens and varied leaf color and texture.

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Joe Carrol McMenamy Sharon Lynn Hixon William Tull James L. Johnson Miss Richardson AAUW Jerry Dublin 67Th St Charles Arnold James Maze Bill Onstead Gerald Schantz SAFE American State Bank Mary Nelson 13Th & K 60Th Capreck Center Women’s Council Plans Assembly of God L. F. Ammons Elizabeth Robinson A. D. Rays Jenny Ray Argentine Biology Institute Lisbon Armistead Vision 50Th Street Town & Country Interiors College Ave Syd Moore Olen Crump Ay Ave America Amazing America Canada West Coast Grand Canyon San Francisco Washington, D.C New York City Smoky Mountains Shepherd OF the Hills Texas—Alamo San Jacinto King Ranch Canadian Rockies Pacific Northwest Laredo Acapulco Oaxaca Vera Cruz EL Paso Chihuahua Los Mochis Larue 13Th Street Kersh
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