Designers Should Watch Homemakers for Better Products
Chicago businessman William L Hullsick argues engineers ignore homemaker needs at their peril. He cites automatic ice makers and door shelves as proof that appliances win favor when designed with women in mind. He suggests locks on refrigerators could aid obesity fights and child safety while preserving desserts. Grace Holman reports from New York and Chicago.
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Patricia McCormack
United Press International
New York
UPI
Chicago
William L. Hullsick
Hullsick
Dvision
Dear Heloise snippets and doll collection notes
A collage of reader tips on crafts and travel habits plus a feature on Mrs. McAlpin's doll collection. The letters cover pressing buttons, packing light for trips, removing fish scales with nylon net, and a wedding tablecloth guest-signing idea, ending with details of a large doll collection spanning Paris to Dallas and several show appearances.
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Haloise
Bridal showers and dance club events mark Beeville notices
Miss Elizabeth Ashcraft of Beeville, bride elect to Richard Bertram, honored at a Monday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. George H. Traylor. A separate shower honored Mrs Raymond Barton Jr. at Mrs. Ewing’s home. Cipango Dance Club held a dance at Clapp Park with plans for another at Mackenzie Terrace. The clipping also notes scattered local phrases and a garbled line about Seminole from Gilmer and a partial date.
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Elizabeth Ashcraft
Richard Bertram
Beeville
George H. Traylor
46Th St
Traylor
Judy Traylor
J. C. Ashcraft
Donna Ashcraft
James Bertram
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
H. E. Bertram l
O. C. Ewing
A. C. Sanders
Ewing
18Th St
Raymond M. Barton Jr
Nancy Lewis
Raymond M. Barton
Loyd Sanders
Donald Barton
Kennett Square
Penn
50Th St
Miss Byers Weds Harold Jenkins in Levelland
Miss Betty Lois Byers and Harold Jenkins married in the home of the bride’s parents at 7 p.m. on July 17 with Rev. Bill Cook officiating. The couple, of Levelland, will reside there where the groom is employed by Tom Brown Drilling Co.
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Betty Lois Byers
Harold Jenkins
B. A. Byers
39Th
Bill Cook
Levelland First Baptist Church
W. D. Jenkins
Levelland
Kenny Youngblood
Joe Jenkins
Levtelland
Tom Brown Drilling Co
Mrs Sims to Conduct School for Lubbock Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Omar Sims of Whiteface district deputy president will conduct a school of instruction for members of the Lubbock Rebekah Lodge 321 at the Rebekah Hall 1520 53rd St at 8 p m Thursday Mrs E W Saddler noble grand will preside for a business meeting A salad supper will be served Saturday will be clean up day at the Hall a covered dish supper will be served
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Omar Sims
Whitesface
Ewill
Lubbock Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
53Rd St
E. W. Saddler
Noble R Grand
Patterson Engagement Planned in Lamesa Texas
Mr and Mrs Neil Patterson announce the engagement of their daughter Robette to Edward Horton The couple will wed August 21 at the First Presbyterian Church in Lamesa Robette Patterson is a senior biology student at McMurry College Horton is a senior at McMurry College majoring in accounting
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Lamesa
Neil] Patterson
Robette
Edward ‘Horton
Jhorten
de. H
Fred Horton
Hodges
Tex
First Presbyterian Church
Calendar notices for clubs and meetings in Lubbock area
A string of evening and morning events lists many clubs and associations. Meetings include the Today's Calendar Women's Club picnic at Buffalo Lake with Mrs Lena Sanders, TOPS in Lubbock at the Bank Cafeteria, Millcrest Country Club golf playday, Met-Right TOPS at Methodist Hospital nurses classroom, YMCA Single Guys and Gals, Lubbock Century Club Ladies Golf, Meadowbrook Womens Golf, Young Homemakers Slaten Chapter, Rainbow Girls Assembly, South Plains Navy Mothers, Freedom Chapter Order of the Dusters Square Dance at Mackenzie Terrace, and other local activities with times from 7 p m to 10 a m.
Mrs. Williams Leads Program at VFW Bingo Night
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 2466 sponsored a bingo party at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Big Spring. Mrs. Genevieve Williams chaired the program with District 7 Auxiliary support and several local organizers. Bill McClurg, district hospital chairman, attended with the group. The Auxiliary will sponsor an excursion to the hospital in September. The next meeting is planned for 7:30 p.m. August 5 at the Post Home.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2466
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Genevieve Williams
District 7
Bob Bevers
Carlton Six
Bud Myers
D. E. Crowder
Oo. W
M. Gibson
Jeff Matheny
O. Bostwick
Bill McClurg
VFW
Anoer
Mrs Garrison Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Opal Garrison was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Keith Stuat. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lee Ellicott, Mrs. Bill Pool and Mrs. Paul Menduni. Mrs. Garrison and Herbert Case will exchange wedding vows Thursday.
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Garrison
Opal Garrison
Keith Stuat
Ave. T
Lee Ellicott
Bill Pool
Paul Menduni
Herbert Case
Miss Vickey Wolfe Weds Jonathan Wayne Hoffman
Miss Vickey Darlene Wolfe and Jonathan Wayne Hoffman were married in a double ring ceremony at the Tenth Street Church of Christ in Clovis New Mexico on July 19. The couple resides in Hartford Park Apartments Lubbock Texas. The bride is a Texas Tech student and employee at Bray's Ladies Sportswear. The groom is a Lubbock High School grad and employee at Bryan and Hoffman.
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Clovis
N. M
Vickey Darlene Wolfe
Jonathan Wayne Hoffman
Tenth Street Church of Christ
B. E. Bawcom
J. T. Wolfe
31St St
Lubbock
C. L. Hoffman
18Th St
Hartford Park
Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
Bray’s
Ladies Sportswear
Hoffman
Tech
Bryan Land Hoffman
Carousel Of Fashion Featured At Levelland 1965 4-H Dress Revue
Forty seven girls presented a Carousel of Fashion to about 150 people at the 1965 4-H Dress Revue held in the Women’s Building at the fairgrounds Thursday night. Randy Price topped the senior winners with Judy Reaves named alternate. Patti Fred was junior winner and Janice Diersing alternate. Mary Simnacher Frances Price Judy Reaves and Jay Eller Harbing received plaques for outstanding service as junior leaders.
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Levelland
Fairgrounds
Randy Price
J. L. Price
Pettit
Judy Reaves
Evelyn Reaves
N. V. Fred
Syl Diersing
Mary Simnacher
Frances Price
Jayeller Harbing
Night School Opens Doors to Better Jobs
Night school programs offer stepping stones to higher pay and security for thousands. Call now about new classes. Sept. 13 enrollment at Draugh Business College 1914 Texee Ave.
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Draugh Business College
Texee Ave
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