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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1967
Page
6
Mary Alice Diers reports on a 1967 fall color trend featuring a red 100 percent wool sweater and skirt set by Mrs. Podhajsky at 4303 19th Street. The hip length sweater with green white trim pairs with a modified A line skirt and turtleneck, complemented by green suede feather oxford shoes for campus wear.
Mrs Britt Podhajsky of 4305 19th St Apt 127 models a modified A line skirt with a hip length turtleneck sweater in red green and white trim for a sporty look. The outfit showcases a coordinated hew shade and tailored silhouette for everyday wear.
Miss Mary Helen King and David A. Vickers were married at Calvary Baptist Church in Tulsa in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white brocaded taffeta gown. attendants included Winnie McPherson as maid of honor and Jenny Measles as flower girl. The couple's families and occupations are noted.
Lubbock Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Assn hosts annual picnic at Southwestern Public Service Reddy Room Monday evening. Guest speaker Mrs Bull Connelly interior decorator from Dunlap's discusses decorating methods and shows lamps rugs and drapery samples.
Mr and Mrs J D Johnson returned from New Orleans where they attended the International PBX Convention at the Jung Hotel. Mrs Johnson was the Lubbock PBX Club delegate. Delegates came from Mexico the United States Canada and Hawaii. Denver Colo will host next year.
A reader explains using an electric roaster outside to avoid indoor heat. They describe extending power to a yard table and cooking meat casseroles and even baking cakes and biscuits with the roaster. The approach reduces indoor heat by moving cooking outside.
Miss Annie Sanders wed Airman O C Lewis in a double ring ceremony at St Luke Baptist Church with Rev Allen L Davis officiating. The bride, a Dunbar High School and Lubbock VOC Nursing School graduate, works at West Texas Hospital. the groom is stationed at Dyess AFB Abilene. The couple will reside in Abilene after a reception in the Fellowship Hall and a wedding trip to Austin.
Mrs. Joe R. Horkey and Mrs. Carroll Cobb host Ann Cathey bride elect of Michael Lynch shower at 10 am today at 3302 55th St. Avocado persimmon and antique gold decor. The couple to wed August 5 at First Methodist Church. A second shower for Sharon Anderson bride elect of Jesse MacArthur from 10 to 11 30 am today at 523 Nineteenth St. Gold and white decor feature white rosebuds in a gold epergne. They plan to marry July 28 at Broadway Church of Christ.
Lou Ann Godwin and Sue Sloan receive multiple pre wedding honors in Westminster Presby terian and local venues. Luncheon, breakfast, kitchen shower and decorative themes mark celebrations ahead of August weddings and September ceremonies.
Mrs Jeffrey Edwards wife of Hermon Edwards hosted a gift coffee at Mrs Nelson Reinsch home with co hosts including Mrs Floyd Kimbrell Alderson and Oliver. Special guest was Mrs Hermon Edwards mother of the bridegroom. The couple wed June 24 in Cincinnati Ohio.
Pythian Sisters Friendship Temple 55 met Monday night in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Mrs. James Kitchens presided as chief. District Deputy Mrs. Harold Dane announced Marie Smith of Big Spring as outstanding secretary of the year at the Grand Temple convention in Abilene. The Austin convention next June was noted. Credentials for temple deputy of Lubbock were presented to Mrs. Earnest Buckner. A dinner at 6:30 p.m. August 2 at Howard Johnson Restaurant will precede a meeting. Breakfast hosted by Mrs. Tom French at 8 a.m. August 3 at 2406 33rd St. The next regular meeting is 8 p.m. August 7 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Officer staff practice is 7:30 p.m. July 20 in the Hall.
A reader-advisory note from Margaret Merri encourages protecting skin in summer. Wear a wide shady hat and sunglasses to prevent squinting, apply oil of Clay before makeup, and include neck care to keep a milky complexion despite dryness.
Allen Academy in Bryan Texas highlights strong outcomes from its education. Small classes enable personalized teacher attention and steady progress while dedicated faculty provide extra tutoring as needed. The curriculum prepares graduates for leading colleges and ROTC develops leadership and discipline. Classes run from seventh grade through junior college with flexible terms.
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