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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
2
New York fashion writer Helen Hranrssy notes cotton hats dominate this fall for ages 15 to 19. Corduroy rollers and cotton suede deerstalkers pair with body-free suits and straight coats as the chic finishing touch.
Linda Kay Neese wed Amos Gordon Climer at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony. Rev. Troy L. Dale officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Neese, wore a white gown with lace jacket and detachable train. bouquet of white carnations. Attendants wore mint green dresses. best man was Hershel Cook. groomsmen included Johnny Cook. After a reception, the couple planned to reside in Aschaffenburg Germany where the groom serves as a corporal in the U.S. Army. The bride is a Lubbock High School graduate training to be a dance instructor.
A mixed-up young blonde asks Ann Landers about marrying a rival and dealing with a perfectionist golf pro boyfriend. The column advises doubles with Howie to ease competition and avoid hurting his pride, then addresses parental surveillance and teenage pregnancy with guidance on communication and trust.
Readers share tips on frugal baby care and home budgeting. Emphasis on using diapers, secondhand furniture, and avoiding debt while prioritizing essentials. Letters cover Mother and child needs, etiquette, and thrift in daily life.
Miss Harryette Eudora Hollums and Clais Ever et Purvis wed in Floydada at 2 p.m. in First Methodist Church chapel with Rev. Glynn Purvis officiating. The couple, both from Floydada and Saginaw, plan Hardin Simmons University this fall.
A kitchen shower for bride elect Trudy Maeker will be held from 7 20 to 9 p m today at Miss Sue Carpenter’s home 3420 36th St Hostesses include Jeanne Howe Candy lodges Arlene Bridges and Sherra Castle. The honoree will greet guests with her mother Mrs Robert Maeker and Mrs E C Hindman Jr mother of the groom elect. The table will feature a white linen cloth and gold and white chrysanthemum centerpieces Hostess gift is an electrical appliance The couple plans to wed August 7 at Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church.
The National Shoe Institute reports spats are returning, now worn by women as ankle coverings with high heels for city wear and by others with low heels for versatile occasions. The revival signals a shift in footwear style toward functional elegance.
New York report traces lipstick trends from ancient Greece to Roman rulers and Renaissance elites. It notes eras of restraint and rebellion, including 1940s shifts toward bare lips and later gures of cosmetic revival amid fashion cycles and industry responses.
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