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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
8
Woman's lifestyle tips praise summer relaxation and beauty routines with bath oils sprays and fragrances. MERIT AWARD for Clifford B. Jones alumnae representative of Zeta Tau Alpha. bon voyage party for Lubbock women gifts themed on forgotten items. Ends with a Rivers quote from Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
Mrs. Garland Kerr hosted the East Side Home Demonstration Club at 3503 East 4th Street. Mildred Patterson county agent presented a program on preparing and freezing vegetables and fruit. Cleve Woolley presided. Ten members attended. The next meeting will be in September.
Miss Bar- Attendants vow ceremony at Ford Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev. John McCoy. Bride De Leeann Inscore cousin of the bride. The couple will reside in Manhattan Kansas after a ceremony at First Baptist. Bride is a Smyer High graduate. groom a Kansas State senior in engineering and business. He previously served in the US Army airborne.
Miss Thacker, a 1964 Texas Tech graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melton Thacker, will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Pecos. The 6:30 p.m. ceremony will be at the Masonic Lodge Hall with officers including Pam McPherson and Judy Johnson. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Edwards of Floydada, were married at 3 p.m. Thursday in Lubbock with Rev. Lynn Fisher officiating. the couple plans a Lake Whitney trip and home at McCoy. Debby Brotherton serves as treasurer and a large list of officers and aides accompanies the ceremony.
Wedding vows were exchanged at 8 p m Saturday in the Plainview First Baptist Church chapel. Miss Sue Ann Tapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Deryl Tapp, married Thomas Wayne McClaran, son of Mr. and Mrs Melvin McClaran. The ceremony featured Inez Ferrell organist and Beverly Churchwell soloist. The bride wore a pink linen gown with white nylon tulle and a Queen's crown of crystals, carrying white feathered carnations and pink orchids. Jane Tapp served as maid of honor, Mervin Evans of Tulsa was best man. After a trip to Colorado and New Mexico, they reside in Plainview with the bridegroom operating Wayne's Gulf Service Station.
The column covers society events in Lubbock Texas with Miss Linda Kay Hart and Durward Mahon engagements and upcoming June vows. Luncheons and tea parties hosted by Mrs. Sidney Johnson Mrs. Kenneth James and others honor brides elect including Carolyn Davis and Sharon Jones. Invitations feature monograms and decorative stoves. The piece lists guests family members and hosts.
A calendar listing various Church of Christ ladies Bible classes across multiple neighborhoods with times ranging from 9:30 am to 10:30 am. Additional items include a church circle meeting, a civic club gathering, and Bridge and garden society events. Ends with a note about a Madrid fire plant cooling off effort.
Mr and Mrs James William Dillard announce the wedding of their daughter Barbara Elaine Dillard to Norvill Howell in Clovis The ceremony will be at 9 am August 8 at the Central Christian Church officiated by Rev Stanley Letcher Jr Barbara is an instructor at Marshall Junior High in Clovis and Howell is bands director at Clovis High School
Paula Coffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Coffman married Larry Heath son of Mr and Mrs F M Shofner at 1 pm Sunday in the Reiser Floral Wedding Chapel. Dr Herbert Bergstrom officiated. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with crown of seed pearls and bouquet atop a white Bible. Attendant Donna Phillips wore green lace and carried white baby mums. Nathan Heck was organist. Couple plans to reside in Clovis where the groom works with his father in plumbing. SHOWER HONOREE Mrs Vincent Thiel received a layette shower Tuesday night. An infant seat was the hostess gift. ANKARA Turkey will build more hotels.
Helen Hennessy advises coordinated play clothes as the basis for a varied summer sports wear wardrobe. Tops with embroidery, dots, checks, and stripes pair with color shorts or skirts, offering layered looks with dickies, tank, sailor, bikini tops, and white pique touches. Color trends favor red white blue, plus black and white, with washable cotton knit and cotton pique as easy care options.
Miss Jackie Nelson bride elect of William Hoffman was honored Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. L. Miller, 210 Country Club Dr. Hostesses included Mrs. Don Brooks and others. Decorations featured yellow and white with silver appointments. Sixty five guests attended. The couple will marry Friday at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church.
A Catholic mother discusses birth control and the clash between church doctrine and family needs. She argues the rhythm method creates psychological strain and questions how believers should choose between soul salvation and family welfare. The piece reflects reader reaction in a condensed Reader's Digest feature.
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