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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
10
The Baby Comfort Station is the fair’s busiest mothers’ aid with 20 000 users. Matrons run a 10 am to 10 pm service offering changing beds, wash sinks, disposable nurser liners, sterilized nipples, and a feeding option. It serves about 85 children on a typical weekday and 175 on peak Sundays, helping lost children reunite with parents.
ARLINGTON Texas Tech students Kathleen Dormier and Bruce Hancock wed at 8 p m Saturday in the First Methodist Church chapel. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr L W Brown with a reception at Fellowship Hall. The couple will reside in Lubbock and pursue Tech studies.
Miss Tina Evelyn Gurganus and Jim Frank Polasek of Levelland exchanged wedding vows June 25 at Love Methodist Church. The bride wore a lace over taffeta gown with silk illusion veil and carried white chrysanthemum and carnation bouquet.
Miss Laquilla Cates bride elect of George Davis was honored at a Tuesday night bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Wiley Pritchard at 3101 Harvard. Co-hostesses included Linda Pritchard Marilyn Rutledge Belvery Johnson Anna Sue Poe and others. The colors were blue and white and sixty five guests were invited. The couple plans to marry August 6 at Flint Avenue Baptist Church.
In Baltimore, youths trap fireflies at 125 cents per hundred for Johns Hopkins biology to study bioluminescence. Last year they shipped about a million bugs earning roughly 2500 dollars, with plans to double participation to around 1000 and target five million fireflies this season.
Miss Sandra Kay Baker and Jim W. Lowrie exchanged wedding vows on July 13 in Clovis. The bride, a White silk suit wearer with pearls, is a Sla ton High School graduate and Graham Paper Co. employee. Lowrie, a Ropesville High School and South Plains College alum, works in Lubbock at Gifford-Hill-Western. The couple will live at 2317 Baylor in Lubbock.
Furs shift from lavish symbols to versatile wearables replacing formality. Persian lambs in natural pale and black shades gain popularity with understated chic. Designers showcase Persian lamb coats and jackets from opulent openings to casual daytime wear, stressing restraint and refinement.
New York UPI reports Kojae Island in Korea will start hog and cattle raising under a Lutheran World Relief grant. Kojae Christian Middle and High School gains five Holstein heifers a dozen young bulls and bamboo sprouts for food-producing grove development near Pusan.
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