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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
6
A fragmented report notes a winter event titled Borne Shoe Run with unclear details. The garbled text mentions five divisions and tall structures, suggesting a staged run or race format, though specifics are unreadable.
A garbled letter fragment references cleaning out a closet and selecting items like coats and hangers. It mentions names such as Miss McDaniel and Sine McDaniel, with scattered phrases about summer, art, and clothing. The readability is limited and several words are unclear or corrupted.
Heloise column notes a marriage between Miss Gennie Baker and Thad Minyard at Methodist Church with family readers and a future home care arrangement. The piece blends wedding details with household tips and letters from readers.
The article lists delegates named to attend a convention amid scattered wedding notes. It mentions Miss McDaniel and Mrs Fitzgerald among participants, with bridal attire described including a portrait headpiece and a formal gown. Details mix civic delegate names with wedding party roles and outfits.
Sunny Palmore 14 honoree program matter mentions Mrs John Palmore and Miss Palmore connected to Lubbock Public Schools and a forthcoming marriage plan at Texas. The garbled text indicates a social note about a wedding or engagement involving local figures and institutions.
The readable text lists names such as Wegner or Mathews and a partial address 7218 18th St, with garbled phrases about Easter and baking. The fragmentary nature yields little coherent event or notice beyond scattered personal identifiers and an urban address reference.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a couple and a date in August with names unreadable. The text hints at a forthcoming wedding, but lacks clear identities or context to confirm specifics.
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