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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
8
An East Coast manufacturer outlines key factors in selecting a convertible sleep sofa. Priorities include style comfort and operation, testing opening and closing, checking mattress firmness springs frame stability and floor protection. Additional storage features and integrated amenities may add value for small apartments.
Slaton and Rooseve are among schools recognizing junior members and Cooper Club winners. Names include Dee Smith Linda Lou der Linda Alexander Cinda Harden Linda Harden Deborah Conger Doris Schwert Dorsett Patricia Schwertner Lorraine Holland. Frenship Hub City Idalou Shallowater and other clubs list numerous girls receiving ribbons and honors.
Pledge activities of the Gamma Alpha Chapter of Pi Rho Zeta conclude with a Sunday morning breakfast at Farr's Cafeteria Town and Country and church services at Calvary Baptist. Events included Slave Night cookout Hell Night bowling party and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Fann. Initiation set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Church with pledges listed.
Members of Texas Nu Chapter of Delta Theta Chi met Monday night at 2127 69th St to saddle a salad supper honoring Miss Betty Findt who will move to Waco on August 13. Miss Dahlia Trammel co hosted. The honoree received a money tree. Mrs Lee Christian will host a tea at 3 p.m. August 1 honoring Miss Trammel, national Delta Theta Chi president.
MISS GLADA WILLIAMS and LINDA SUE CASEY are each honored with bridal showers, one in Levelland and one in Lubbock area. Events feature family guests, mint green and white hues, and notices of August weddings at local churches and homes. A twilight tea and spice and rice shower accompany plans for other brides to be.
Mr and Mrs Willis Scott were honored at a farewell party Saturday night in First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. They are moving to Sacramento California. About fifty couples and children attended. Dinner followed a square dance led by Scott with the Merry Mixers Square Dance Club. Hosts were Mr and Mrs James and Mr and Mrs Joe Nix.
Miss Betty Ann Granvelle married W. R. Connally in a double ring ceremony at St. Alice Catholic Church Plainview officiated by Rev. James Sonderman. The bride wore a lace and tulle gown with a bouquet of carnations and was given in marriage by her father. The couple will reside in Hereford.
Mrs Bill R Neel incoming president and Miss Virginia Lauderdale led a Monday meeting at the American Legion Home. They set August 9 at 7 p m for officer installations and announced a salad supper for members and guests. Officers elected to the executive committee included Mrs W E Klein Miss Lauderdale and Mrs Harve Kendricks. Mrs Neel reported on the El Paso state convention.
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Long and Allen exchanged vows at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of Christ in Big Spring. Price Bankhead officiated the double ring ceremony as family and friends gathered. The bride, a Texas Tech senior, wore a lace and organza gown with veil and a cascade bouquet, with a reception at the Holiday Inn. The groom, a pharmacy graduate of the University of Houston, works in Lubbock and is a Kappa Kappa Psi member.
Mrs. Carl Hott and family from Northridge California visit Mrs Hott's parents Mr and Mrs John Rand at 2505 Seth Street. They plan to stay about three weeks with the Rand family during the visit.
Mexico City report says Mexican acts will tour Europe in the coming year. The tour will feature performances across multiple European venues and cities, highlighting contemporary Mexican music and artists.
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