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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1960
Page
7
A fragment from The Whnans Angle by Ruby Osborn describes Mrs Richard Nixon’s background, her teaching in Whittier High School, marriage in 1940 after Nixon finished law school, and her husband’s congressional campaign funds. Moments mix with homemaking tips and light humor about daily life and a long trolley commute joke.
Paris AP reported Lanvin Cas Castillo fall winter collection shows bosom silhouettes reemerging as designers rebel against current trends. The show features teardrop skirts and knee covering shapes, with claims of daring yet wearable elegance amid color contrasts and sober season tones.
Special report notes an open house in Lamesa celebrating a couple's Golden Wedding Anniversary at 2:30 to 3 pm the following Sunday. The event recalls their 1919 marriage, courtship via horseback, and two years later settled on a farm in Whitehouse area with children in North Bend and Heber Springs.
Joyce Hill, a Cuban missionary on leave, delivered a keynote at the Eleventh Annual School of Missions and Christian Service at St. Jon's Methodist Church with the theme Shine In Our Darkness. The event included faculty staff dinner in Diewaddy Cafeteria, student displays at West Texas Museum, and officer training continues. Girls in Knapp Hall attended a swimming event at the Texas Tech pool as Bible hour closed the weeklong program.
Miss Kelley receives honor in a community event with readings and remarks. Attendees list local figures and notable names, noting ceremony details and the church setting, reflecting a small town appreciation moment.
Sandra Esmond, bride elect of Dick Barker, was honored at a gift tea hosted by family and friends. Tables featured white decor, with guests including Mrs. Murl Parker and Mrs. Wayland Holaday while attendees noted by name Mrs. P. Brlave and others.
A luncheon honors Miss Pat Curry with remarks from community leaders and local figures. The event highlights Curry’s contributions and features a brief program at a city venue, with attendees including residents and representatives from nearby organizations.
Linen shower honors Miss Oatman at the BOD home with guests including Misses Ilachy Phylns Ralston Rebaine Os Awl Drang At Pests and others. Attendees listed as Georene Oatman and band of local friends enjoyed the evening in festive style.
Aaxpe and Miss Jones of O’Donnell plan September 10 nuptials at First Baptist O’Donnell. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gampp of Seagraves and a Seagraves High School graduate. She is an O’Donnell High School graduate and attended Devaghan’s Business College.
Forty five 4 H girls competed in a dress revue at the Texas Tech campus student union. Record books and garment construction were judged Thursday and contestants will model Friday. Four seniors advance to the state contest, with district officers announcing honors at the revue.
Hyannis Port reports Sen Henry Jackson of Washington as the new Democratic national chairman predicting New England success. He notes Kennedy’s chances and calls Goldwater’s platform a Republican blueprint for extremism, saying the convention stayed true to form.
Two San Francisco area brothers, Joseph and Victor Saturno, plan to liquidate much of their real estate holdings to establish trust funds for orphans in California and Nevada. They earmark more than 1 million dollars, with four California and Nevada orphanages to benefit, and aim to honor their parents with future monuments.
Sue Stevens is celebrated at a bridal tea hosted by Mrs. Harold Yelverton at 2420 20th St from 3 to 5 PM with blue and white decorations featuring carnations and gladioli. The honoree is Hamilton Jenkins Jr and Aug 22 church nuptials are planned at First Baptist. House party includes Judy Jenkins Reed Reed Julia Jones Judy Baker Caryn Yelverton and Mrs. Russell Beans Frank W. Baker with J B Stevens as special guest. Dessie Rhiner travels to Washington DC visiting her daughter’s family.
Mr and Mrs G B Moore of Denver City celebrate sixty years of marriage with family gathering. The event includes a double ring ceremony for their son John William Hutcherson and Linda Marie Luksa, open house at the Community Building, and plans for a later service at Lois Perkins Chapel. Eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren attend.
Mrs Pant Ro Ward of 2723 20th mentions cooking and sewing as hobbies. Her daughters Dixie 17 a Tech freshman and Roxie 16 a Monterey High junior are described with family activities and school ties. Her community roles include a sewing club and membership in a local church group.
Plan your oven use with careful timing and consistent heat. Follow a steady temperature for even results and avoid overheating. Ensure proper prep steps and monitor closely for best outcomes.
A terse promotional line advertises a money saving bottle priced at 12 dollars for four large economy size tubes. The fragment hints at eight or five hundred ninety-two five options, suggesting quantity choices and a bulk deal.
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