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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
A city residence at 2323 58th St features a wrought iron grille as a central dividing wall between the den and entrance. The interior uses gold and off white with green and peach accents, antique furniture, and a cathedral ceiling impression from the high roof facade.
Foreign readers rely on Marcelle Segal of Elle for Gallic love guidance. Letters span a 63-year-old husband with a mistress to a 17-year-old seeking a romance with a 19-year-old gadabout. Segal counsels strength, doubt, and self-respect, urging clarity over sensationalism and to avoid melodrama.
Dear Ann Landers replies that many teens face prom heartbreak and offers perspective on coping with disappointment. She notes such trials are common and will fade, urging resilience and that the outcome is within how one handles it. The column also includes responses about tea bag etiquette and a widow who was advised to move on after a suitor’s sister influenced his behavior.
Members at Maxey Community Center held a charity bridge game Thursday night. In the north south flight the winners were Mrs Gene Anderson with Mrs J C Hughes first, Jack Kendrick with Joe Grassaffi second, and Mrs Wilson Edwards with Al Gardner third. In the east west flight the winners were Mrs Bill Lumsden with Mrs Mel don Leslie first, Mrs Roy Thompson with Mrs Didley Walker second, and Bill Swart with Butch Adams third. The next meeting is scheduled for 7 45 p m Thursday at the center.
Mr and Mrs Nolan Barrick host a reception for graduating students of Texas Tech Architecture and Allied Arts. The Barrick home at 4521 22nd St hosts from 4 30 to 6 p m with red carnations as the centerpiece and white and red decorations. More than 75 people are expected. Barrick is professor and head of the department.
Celestine Sibley recalls how Father’s Day signs expose the inadequacy of gifts to honor a father. She shares memories of her dad’s patience and quiet labor, noting life and acts of daily love outshine store trinkets and big days.
A short etiquette note encourages women to open doors for men bearing bundles, arguing it preserves a lady's status and shows courtesy without diminishing femininity.
Mrs. Phil Hubert held a home cola party for her son Doug, a Roscoe Wilson Elementary graduate who will start J. T. Hutchinson Junior High in September. The gathering hosted 13 sixth grade friends from the neighborhood.
Miss Rebecca Pierce, bride elect of Don Morris, was honored at a bridge brunch hosted at 4504 21st St. by Mrs. Glenn Keyton and others. Twenty four guests attended as red gladioli adorned the table and the couple prepares to marry at the First Christian Church.
Mr and Mrs David C Hughes of Bellaire hosted a rehearsal dinner Friday night at the Johnson House honoring Miss Karen Fuhrman their son David Hughes Jr and the wedding party. Blue and white decor featured. The wedding is set for 7 50 p m today at First Presbyterian Church. Guests included Mrs C G Moss mother of the bride elect and Harry H Fuhrman her father.
Mrs Earl Martin acted as Chapter Hostess at the Zeta Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi salad supper held at Mrs Martin 3015 Seth Street. Mrs Wiley Davis president presided at the business meeting Bridge James followed the supper with prizes awarded to Mrs Blaine Heff and Mrs John Thomas. September meeting slated.
A noon luncheon honors Miss Jane Kerr at Mrs. S. C. Parnell residence 2508 20th St. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. J. R. McCook and Mrs. David Pummill. Decorations feature pea cock blue. Guests include Mrs. Jimmie Kerr and Mrs. G. H. Chestnut of Tahoka. Kerr to wed Doyce Chestnut June 22 at Broadway Church of Christ.
Readers share practical tips from door security hacks using a coat hanger and skeleton key hole to durable locks, to ironing tape on trouser cuffs and felt on appliance feet. The column also offers pastry tips with cold water, shoe storage in plastic bags, and map marking with tape, attributed to Heloise and readers.
Neilya Olson was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Order of the Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Hall in Levelland. Other officers named include Beth Marconi, Gayle Price, Jeannie Davis, and Janet Strunk with Patsy Palmer and Debbie Berry in support roles. The ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Mary Evelyn Swanson with Sue Parsons as installing marshal and other officers assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. O L Cagle hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Chicken Village Friday night. Guests included members of the wedding party for Miss Mary Kathryn Norton and David Wray Cagle and the event featured pink and silver decorations. Thirteen guests were invited to attend.
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