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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
7
Dr Evelyn M Duvall presents a cautioned view on sexual conduct among youths, recounting Judge Jennie Barron’s account of a college student who, unchecked by limits, became pregnant and dropped out. The piece likens sex to controlled electricity, insisting proper restraint yields positive outcomes.
Mrs. Jeanne L. Schlafman of Akron leads the American Society of Medical Technologists in promoting mobile seminars and traveling workshops to update medical technologists on advances in lab testing. The programs, pioneered by Texas and Arizona members, aim to reach workers in remote areas and busy labs with topics from cytogenetics to electrophoresis.
Miss Mary Kathryn Fisher, bride elect of James Nelson Gsell, was honored at a luncheon Saturday hosted by Miss Lois Alexander in Hemphill Wels Monterey. Roses highlighted the decor. Mrs. C E Fisher attended as guest. The couple plan to wed at 7 30 p m June 4 at the First Methodist Church.
Miss Ruth Robertson hosted a clean up fix up shower for Martha Welch bride elect of Michael O'Brien at 3501 44th St. Guests included Mrs. Buster Welch and sisters Linds Kathy Sally. Seated coral and white decorations complemented the event as the couple plans to exchange vows at St John’s Methodist Church at 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
Readers seek guidance on child illness and parental behavior, a troubled romance, and handling compliments. Ann Landers advises involving a physician to help a stressed father, ending a problematic relationship, and explains insecurity behind compliments.
Miss Dorothy Jewel Stephens of Haskell married Donald Ray Lamb of Weinert in a double ring ceremony at the Loran home. The Rev. C. C. Lamb of Tell officiated. Attendants were Mrs. James Stephens and Sam Adams. The couple planned a trip to Ruidoso before settling in Lubbock. Mrs. Lamb taught in Haskell, Mr. Lamb coached in Weinert.
Evening gatherings across Lubbock include TOPS groups at several locations from 7 to 10 p m with golf clubs meeting in the morning at Meadowbrook and Lubbock Country Club. Also listed are the Truth Chapter Eastern Star and Starfighters Dance Club events with church and lodge venues.
Crosbyton special report lists new officers for the Crosbyton Junior Harmony Club at a Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Building dinner. Officers include Susie Perkins president Sharon Luther vice president Elaine Webster secretary Diane Wood treasurer Stanford historian Cherie Parkhill parliamentarian Ann Ivy musician. Sponsors for the coming year are Mrs Dale Rhoades and Mrs Truett Mayes.
A recipe instructs blending dates with molasses in cups and coffee powder, then adding lemon juice. Prepare biscuit mix as directed for coffee cake and top with the date mixture before baking.
Mrs. Tom Power and daughter Terri hosted a senior girls swimming party at the Four Seasons pool for Monterey High School and Post High School graduates. Honorees included Barbara Wilch of Monterey and Susan Carnish, Meredith Newby, Lynn Edwards, and Ann Hendricks of Post.
Owa Tab MISS SUE THOMPSON bride elect of Randy Andrews will be honored with a gift tea Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edgar Chance 5422 28th St Co hosts Mmes Leslie Davis Leo Healer Jack House Jack Barnes Jot Gowen Pete Hill Don Osborne and Wayne Townsend The centerpiece will be a silver epergne and pink and tea colors will be used Special guests include Mrs J C Thompson and Mrs Kermit Andrews A hostess gift of a silver tea service will be presented The couple will exchange vows June 11 at Broadway Church A second party for Sally Kay Welch bride elect of Ralph Dickson will be 3 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Robert Dennis 3504 28th St Co host Mrs Bruce Moran Special guests include Mrs Buster Welch and sisters of the bride elect Coral rose and white decor will feature a silver hostess gift Welch and Dickson will wed June 5 at St Johns Methodist Church Mrs Ted Brown of Dallas returned home after a visit and attended the wedding in Second Baptist Church Saturday
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