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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
10
New York dispatch shares Brownie Girl Scout Handbook ideas to make vacations and camping more enjoyable. Tips include packing sandwiches on edge, waterproof matches, dried fruit saves weight, bacon and cheese skewers, walking apple salad, and versatile bandanas for sun protection and emergencies.
Linda Milo Draper and James Calvin Golightly exchanged double ring vows at 7 30 p m in Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church. Rev William E Golightly officiated. Bride parents Mr Mrs Milo Draper Plainview. Golightly son of Mr Mrs Ed Golightly 4577 and Pr. Usher Jay Neyland Scott Hasting. Reception followed in Lubbock where Mrs Golightly attends Texas Tech and Mr Golightly works for Service Abstract and Title Co. They reside in Lubbock.
A pantry wedding shower for Miss Ann Kerr bride elect was hosted Wednesday night at 5424 1st St by Mrs Clinton Smith. Co-hostess was Mrs Miles Hart with about thirty guests including Mrs Lewis Kerr and Mrs R S Johnston. An iron skillet centerpiece held yellow daisies and white stock. Hostess gift was a pottery canister set. Kerr Johnston wedding set for June 13 at First Presbyterian Church.
Highland Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon in Monterey Reddy Room. Mrs Mildred Patterson and Mrs Xie Collins presented a program on preparing fruits and vegetables for the freezer. Fifteen members one new member Mrs Ray Reynolds and three guests attended. Next meeting at 9 30 a m January 17 in the home of Mrs Roger Poff 2715 35th St.
A recipe shower honored Miss Kitty Ellen Porr, bride elect of Russell Graham, Tuesday night at 2219 33rd St. hosted by Mrs. John G. Hutton with Mrs. Jack Swan as cohostess. Special guest was Mrs. Marvin Porr, mother. Twenty five guests attended. hostess gave an electrical appliance. The couple will wed June 20 at First Christian Church.
A lunch honoring Mrs Dr Ma Hardy Ballew graduate of Tex Evan Daren featured at Mrs A C White home with hostesses Mrs George Me Duff and Mrs G W Hutchinson in Levelland. The event showcased a graduation theme in table decorations and guests included the honoree.
Mrs Stinson chaired a noon Wednesday meeting of the Woman's Spell of Christian Service at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church. The session covered The Christian Family and Its Money and included a pledge service with assistance from Mrs Ayers Griffin Patterson and Berg. Luncheon hosts were Mrs Goodgson and others. The next luncheon is set for July 1 at 10 20 a m with a program Our Methodist Heritage presented by Mrs Thompson. Also visiting is Robin Lindsey from Brownfield, granddaughter of Mrs W W Lindsey of 2104 Main St.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Firefighters Local 972 met Tuesday night at Mrs. La mar Criswell home on 32nd Street. Mrs. George Whitworth led the session as delegates and alternates were chosen to attend the State Association convention in July at the Pioneer Hotel. A layette shower honored Mrs. Louis Pettigrew after the business portion. twelve members and one guest attended.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Crawford and Norman Carroll Preston announce their engagement from Waldron Arkansas. Crawford a Harding College senior majoring in elementary education was named May Day queen and is a GATA member. Preston a Harding College graduate with one year of graduate work.
A Catholic mother teller argues for birth control amid uncertainties in rhythm system and asks how to choose between salvation of the soul and family. Readers are invited to read a forthright answer in the June Reader's Digest condensed from the Saturday Evening Post.
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