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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1962
Page
16
GAILE DUGAS notes fall toddler styles with feather shoes lace and ruffles. She describes instinctively feminine looks for little girls including white gloves velvet outfits and at home slacks with lace teamed with white embroidered angel tops. Jumpers plaids pleats and high waists appear with white lace trimmed tops for balance.
Mrs. R Clyde Mow Us membership secretary at First Christian Church oversees seven work phases including visitor tracking church history reception of new members and pastoral aid. She makes home visits post service calls writes church features and coordinates with volunteers under Rev Dr Strain as she strengthens member contact.
Miss Jeniee and Denidd Zarfas vow in a Dallas church ceremony. Attendant Joyce Sedgewierx wore gold silk organza. ushers included Dickey and Zarfas brothers. Music by Border and Hawes. reception followed. After July 30 they will reside in Lubbock. bride is Monterey High graduate employed by South Bell.
A set of bridge quiz problems with eight hands and bidding inquiries. Each item presents South holdings and asks the best bid or action, reflecting classic Goren bidding ideas and balance considerations.
A sophomore student at Texas Teen participates in ROTC and is employed by the Booterie, balancing student duties with military program commitments.
A reader asks about coloring gray hair at fifty six. The author cautions against restoring original color, favors champagne blonde shades, stresses matching makeup and wardrobe to new hair, and advises reading directions carefully for home coloring and choosing professional help if needed.
James Maus and Miss Mary Goodwin were married in Milwaukee on Saturday in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Stanley Baranowski. The couple plans to reside at 1210 A 10th St in Lubbock Texas soon after a wedding trip through Wisconsin and Missouri. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Manning of Albuquerque and the groom is the son of Mrs Helen Maus of Milwaukee and is stationed at Reese Air Force Base. The bride worked at Lubbock Auto Company.
Celestine Sibley recalls mother Mav’s comfort in old sayings and imagines a longed-for move to a neglected log house north of Atlanta. She describes the inviting ruin, the chimney built in 1852, and the dream of a future home behind a stubborn door.
Karen Shahan the fiancée of Dale Hayden was feted at a Saturday branch tea hosted at 2806 24th Street by Mrs. Don King and three others. The silver crystal table held daisies and dragonfly blue butterflies. gifts included a canister set. Guests included Jeanie Bryson Amarillo Deanie McNeill Melba Hardwick and others.
Visitors and vacations draw interest at Reese Air Force Base in mid July. Capt and Mrs Everett Martin host Mr and Mrs Harvey Traub and children of Mlingis. three doctors with wives join including Capt and Mrs Philip Goodman, Gordon Bowers, Clif ford Scott, William Martin, Seymour Berkowitz, and Robert Todd. Farewell party for them hosted by 1st Lt Fred Hab bert and 1st Lt Mary Helm. Mrs Dorothy LaHoad plans three weeks in San Antonio with her mother. Mr and Mrs Don O’Neil of Rochester N Y guests of Capt and Mrs Rochard Gregory. Officers Wives Club delays all-day bridge parties until September.
A brideto-be Miss Triena Dotson was honored Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Homer Cain 477 19th St. Attendants included Mrs. W C Jenkins Bill Lee and J Lawrence Green. Out of town guests were Mrs Lee Deavenport Mrs Arley Barnett and Mrs Taylor Henley. The wedding is set for August 25 at Broadway Church of Christ.
The Lubbock County Dress Review will be conducted Tuesday and Wednesday. Records and garment construction will be judged Tuesday by Mrs. Laura Montgomery and Mrs. Mildred Patterson. The public dress review will be at 2 30 a m Wednesday in the Precinct No 1 Clubhouse Soth St and Slide Rd 4 H Club girls from Idaleu Shallowater Cooper Slaton Frenship and Roosevelt High Schools will participate.
Mrs. Charles Ray Hart former Miss Lorraine Rich was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ernest Donihoe on 43rd Street. Guests numbered fifty six with hostesses including Mrs. Joe Taylor James Pope and others. Decorations featured white roses and the hostess gift was waterless cookware. A 16 acre farm on Pine Creek route near Lincoln England was sold for 817.5.
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