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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1967

Page

10

Negro Woman Ambassador Finds Paradise in Luxembourg

Patricia Roberts Harris, America's first black woman ambassador, serves in Luxembourg City for nearly two years. She describes Luxembourg as ideal and peaceful, while noting Europeans see the U.S. civil rights issue as a reflection of their own. Harris, daughter of a railroad dining car waiter, rose from Truman-era politics to a diplomat shaping U.S.-Luxembourg relations.

Margaret Anderson Luxembourg City WNL Paradise Patricia Roberts Harris Little Luxembourg America U.S Grand Duchy ‘An Harris Johnson Mattoon William B. Harris Washington Larsembourg State Department

Wedding Vows Exchanged in Mesa Temple Ceremony

Miss Karen Marie Townsen and Michel Lesshe Fontenot pledged double ring vows at the Latter Day Saints Mesa Temple in June. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Townson of Waco Texas. The bride, a 1966 Richfield High School graduate, attends Brigham Young University while the groom is a junior pre medical student in Provo Utah. They will reside on University Drive in Provo.

Mesa, Ariz Karen Marie Townsen Michel Lesshe Fontenot Palm Desert Calif Tuam Latter Day Saints Mesa Temple Jesse M. Smith Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Offaciated Witham JD Richfield Hitch School Waco Bricham Young University Provatah University Provo Utah

Miss Carol Neel Honored At Twilight Tea

Miss Carol Neel bride elect of Fagar E. Chance Jr. was honored at a twilight tea hosted by Mrs. Pon Osborne at 5200 Fifth Street. One hundred twenty guests attended with special guests Mrs. Edar Chance and Mrs. Geo Featherstone. Colors were leaf green and sky blue with blue carnations and gold crystal table settings. The couple plans to marry at Broadway Church of Christ.

Carol Neel Fagar E. Chance Jr Pon Osborne Mmves John Iny Marvin Robinson Wayne Ownsend Pete Hill Leslie da Jie Kermit Andrews Bill Rogars John Steele Leo Healer Q. Gowen Ack House FW. Mattox Aighlen Hay Jr Harace (Tman Jim Bevis Ginzer Hay Gail Herrick Edar Chance Eo Featherstone Broadway Church of Rist

Ann Landers Replies Help and Worries About Family Strain

A reader asks about separating from her husband and supporting herself after eight years away from work. A man’s rude Civil Service call worries a Houston reader, while another asks if whiskey can replace sleeping pills. A fiancée seeks advice on a troublesome 11 year old, with counselor help urged for the boy.

Ann Landers Civil Service Post Office Department Houston Hal

Kitchen Carpeting As Nerve Saver In College Station

Texas A&M Extension housing expert Mrs. Jane Berry says carpeting in kitchens reduces noise and nervous tension by absorbing everyday sounds. She notes asbestos liners, sound testing appliances, insulation, closet placement, curtains, and wood cupboards improve sound absorption and calm in homes.

College Station Jane Berry Texas A&m University

HD Club Hostess Meeting At 4306 W 18th St

Members of the Cowan Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Ted Schwarzs home 4306 West 18th Street with Mrs. Frances Autry presiding. Lynn B Jones gave a devotional and a poem while crafts were demonstrated by O W Coats and Ted Schwarz. Nine members attended.

Mary s'Preceptor Sigma Chapter Forest Ward Johnson Robert Lee William G. Blair Harry D. Smith P.m Bob Kin

TOPS Meeting in Lubbock Presided by Mrs Ray

Mrs Harold M Ray presided at TOPS in the Lubbock National Bank cafeteria Tuesday night. Mrs B L West lost the most weight in one week and won the fruit basket as KOPS nearest her goal. Mrs L L Morrison, area supervisor, attended as a visitor and Mrs Hubert Peace gave the benediction. Next meeting set for 7 pm Tuesday at the same bank cafeteria.

Lubbock Lubbock National Bank Harold M. Ray B. L. West L. L. Morrison Hubert Peace Lubbock National Bank

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