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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
6
A local housewife buys a custom wig matching her natural color and wears it daily, revealing a growing attitude shift toward wigs. experts note wigs can replace thinning hair, offer multiple colors and lengths, and are now treated as fashion pieces.
Miss Susan Perkins of Slaton and Mr. Bob Sokoll of Slaton to marry at 10 a.m. today in St Elizabeth's Church Lubbock. Bride elect honored at bridesmaids luncheon hosted by Mrs. D. D. Chapman and a rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kitt en with special guests Rev. John Joseph O'Brien and parents of the couple.
Mrs. W L Randolph presided at the Women's Missionary Council meeting of the First Assembly of God Church. A laundry equipment representative explained how education and consumer guidance affect washer choice and use, including control basics, water quality, and avoiding unnecessary features to cut costs.
Edna special wedding rite at First Methodist Church unites Gail Michelle Grogan and Lew Cratus Bullion in a 5 pm ceremony. Rev. I E Walker officiated. Bride, daughter of Michael and Patricia Grogan, wore satin gown with lace, veil, bouquet of white orchids. Attendants in azure gowns. groom’s party from Houston Dallas Alice Lolita and others. Couple to reside in University Village Lubbock. she a Texas Tech junior in secondary education. he a Tech senior in journalism and editor of the Toreador.
A hairdresser explains wig selection with price ranges from under one hundred to Indonesian hand tied pieces around 250 dollars. She notes machine made wigs require concealment by a skilled hand and says daily wear can wear three years, while custom pieces last longer with proper care.
A reader asks if a sister in law may serve pork at her kosher sister’s dinner. Ann says grown women may act freely at home but should consider parents, since they no longer control her. Also discusses nationality, then business dispute and a booklet offer.
University UD Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met in Lubbock Lodge Hall with Mrs. Neal Byrd and C. C. Buzbee presiding. Two members were transferred in. The group planned a monthly party at University Convalescent Home and a July 31 rummage sale. A short patriotic program and a 7:30 p.m. study class were held. Social hour hosts were Neal Byrd and F. Z. Odorizzi.
Mary Brooks Picken describes decorative place mats to enhance table settings. Instructions cover designs including embroidered ruffled ends and quilt block motifs, with steps for making doilies, petticoat overlays, edging, hems, and finishing touches for coordinated tablescape pieces.
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