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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
2
Elizabeth Peterson urges honest simple answers age appropriate language and the right attitude in talking to preschoolers about bodies and sex education. She cautions against euphemisms and notes that attitudes shape learning just as much as words.
Patricia Ann Blake and Larry R. Keenum were married in a 6:30 p.m. Saturday service at St. Bernard Catholic Church in Dallas. The couple, attended by Diane Brichetto and Barbara Keenum among others, planned a reception and will reside in Fort Worth after a trip to New Mexico. The bride and groom’s families are from Dallas and Lubbock, Texas, with the bride a Texas Tech attendee and the groom a Tech graduate.
Miss Peggy Baskin of Kermit and Miss Wendi Stovall of Midland served as candlelighters while Miss Mary Sanders of Muleshoe was maid of honor. The bride is a Texas Tech graduate in math education. the groom, Joe L. Deutsch of Houston, is a Lamar High School and Texas Tech alumnus. They will reside at 1043 Sulphur Springs Rd in Bryan.
Susy Crain attends graduation activities this week at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs as guest of Cadet John Preston Smith. Crain is daughter of Oscar and Mrs Crain of 3316 24th Street.
Aimed at young adults, the guidance describes using vitalizing night cream to improve surface dryness and fine lines. It instructs applying clay based cream to cheeks forehead and throat and to massage it in.
Miss Shirley Ann Battens and John D. Harris wed at Threeway Baptist Church with Rev. Jerry L. Haley officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Kenneth Donald and Mrs. Kent Cooper as matrons of honor and Wayne Harris as best man. The bride wore a lace gown with bouffant skirt and carried an orchid on a white Bible. gowns were pale blue with long sleeves. Bridesmaids and ushers shared roles. Diana Battens and Jan Danshee were flower girls. Kathy Hicks provided piano. Mrs Ty L Haley sang.
Ken neth declares that bushy and straight hair are out and waves return for spring. He favors loose waves and body permanents, with color shading for darker roots in front and lighter toward the back, signaling a shift from Vidal Sassoon trends.
Miss Lynda Kay Neyland married David Wayne Martin of Stephenville at Ridglea Methodist Church in Fort Worth. Guests included relatives from Stephenville and Lubbock as attendants and a reception followed in the fellowship hall.
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