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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
8
Julie Hunt and local service men discuss women drivers and car maintenance in West Texas. The piece warns against leaving cars running, stresses regular service, oil changes, and air and oil filter care, and notes dust issues in Lubbock. It contrasts highway and stop go driving and urges following the owner's manual for longevity.
The column advises shoppers to compare prices and quality across stores, focusing on construction and durability rather than flashy features. It highlights versatile items like reversible panels and modular tables, and notes a walnut framed bench that telescopes and converts to a bed, all priced under 1000 nationally.
MISS GAYLE ENLOE bride elect of Leo Smith of Floydada was feted with a gift shower in the garden of Mrs. T C Ellis. More than 250 guests attended. Co hosts included Mrs. Tommy Pritchard and others. The couple plans to marry August 1 at Arnett Benson Baptist Church. MISS CAROL JANICE BAKER bride elect of Austin Cramer of Fort Worth received a bridal shower at Mrs Garth English 0109 Send It. Thirty guests attended. The couple will wed August 7 at Broadway Church of Christ. MISS LORETTA SCHOPPA bride elect of Clayton Parks was honored at Mrs Wilbur Wolters’ home. Eighty five guests attended. They plan to marry July 24 at Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Inn ers Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club met at Slide Road Party House Wednesday. Winners were Mrs Roy Thompson and Mrs Bill Anthony first, Mrs Gene Anderson and Butch Adams second, Mrs Bill Swart and Mrs Ed Phelps third. Next meeting moved to July 28 at 8 p.m due to remodeling.
Mrs. W. E. Mc Callen of 2521 25rd St. sees dangers as fuel and cooling issues arise from a broken fan belt demonstrated by Eddie Henderson, radiator mechanic.
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