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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
7
Ruby Osborn writes of a granddaughter Debbie leading a swim at the lake with the family. Ted, Georgia, and a youngster learning to ski share moments of encouragement and mishaps. The piece ends noting a missing Himalayan cat with Siamese markings reported by a reader.
Members of Upsilon Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma hosted a couples party Saturday night in the backyard of Mrs. Lawson Smith at 4218 28th St. The island setting featured a shipwreck theme with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bunton Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Welchel Mr. and Mrs. Dale Redd Mr. and Mrs. David Dyean and Mr. and Mrs. David Baster.
Paris details from Louis Feraud and Madeleine de Rauch shows feature sweater dresses with flirty ruffles, satin boots, and bold color mixes. Silk, velvet, tweed and fur linings create bulky looks, with plaid and leopard prints, beanies, and berets completing the period style.
Miss Sandra Roberts and Gerald Heinrich wed in St. Josephs Catholic Church Laton with Msgr Peter Marsch presiding. Bride's dress featured white organza with lace bodice pearls and a chapel train. Guests included Charmaine Heinrich Kathy Roberts Nell Hunt and Patricia Green as bridesmaids. The couple plans home at 115 N 19th St and Heinrich works at Doc Crow Chevrolet.
Mrs Felix West narrated a program at the South Garden Arts Center while Miss Gwen Odom and Ralph Keeton Jr were honored at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs Harold L Kelly. Special guests included Mrs J C Odom and Mrs Ralph Keeton with other relatives attending.
Feature notes multiple social events in Lubbock Texas including Miss Betty Cartwright and Stanley Holgate wedding plans at First Christian Church on Aug 14. Miss Sandra Schroeder and David Allen wedding vows set for Aug 21. Judy Haley and Jon Crumley wedding in St Luke's Methodist Church. plus travels of Mrs. R H Bruce and the Harris family.
Three hundred fifteen Northwest Texas Conference women registered for the annual School of Missions at St Johns Methodist Tech campus. Sessions run through Friday with out of town delegates staying at the resident hall. Theme That All May Have the Spirit for His Love. Rev. J B Holt and other speakers headline evening programs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harris, longtime Texas Tech students, exchanged vows at their Lubbock home after marrying earlier at Perrin. The bride Lynelle Crawford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heath Crawford of Perrin. Luther Harris and Dorothy Crawford are part of the wedding party with Owain Harris as best man and Lorin Crawford and Bill Crawford as ushers. The Perrin Baptist Church ceremony was officiated by Rev. W C Burns. The bride wore a satin gown with lace and seed pearl trim. A mouth apparatus enables dentures wearers to play wind instruments.
Local notices reveal multiple engagements and upcoming weddings in Lamesa and Muleshuoe. Patsy Inez Prol to Robert M. Barton and Laura May White to Carl J. White are among plans. August 1 weddings noted. Coralynn Hicks to Gene Jarman wed in private ceremony with couples from Lamesa and Klondike.
Mrs. Jack Jordan is named Woman of the Year by the 1950 Study Club at First Baptist Church Floydada. Born in Slaton she attended Texas Dr and has three children Larry 15 Annette 11 and Ricky 6. She belongs to Study Club Hospital Auxiliary and First Methodist Church and is active in civic affairs.
Mr and Mrs Art Johnson of 004 23rd St celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary with a cake and ice cream lawn party for neighbors. They have daughter Mary Janet of Midland and son Robert Clark Johnson of Atlanta. The couple has lived in Lubbock 27 years and Johnson is associated with West Chemical Products.
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