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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
9
A collage of reader tips includes storing mashed potatoes in a plastic bag to make patties, using them to thicken soup or stretch meatloaf, and freezing. Also shared are crumbly creases for removing crayon with baking soda, a crochet workaround using a safety pin, and a note about a church gathering in Gridiron Restaurant.
Several weddings feature in Canyon and Tulia with Susan Brantley and Terry Milligan wed at First Presbyterian Church in Canyon. The Milligans will reside in Canyon and both have ties to West Texas State University and Amarillo Symphony.
National and state conventions were planned when members of Secies Auxiliary to VFW Post 2463 met Thursday night in the Post Home. Delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia will be Mmes. Peggie Craz, RE. Sikes, Si Meiselman, Fred Williams, John Freeman and Robert C. Bevers. The department convention will be June 26-29 in Galveston. The next business meeting will be July 17 in the Post Home.
Officers for the 1934 year were installed at a Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Elmer Reiss. Mrs. W. C. Jennings was named president with Mrs. A. S. Miller as vice president and Mrs. Jim Hale as secretary. Treasurer is Mrs. A. H. Earnest, parliamentarian Mrs. J. W. McGlain, courtesy chair Mrs. C. C. Wilson, and reporter Mrs. Musick.
The Twentieth Century Club of Spearman won the state Shell Oil education program and advances to national cash awards totaling 5000 dollars. National winners for the best education projects of 1968 69 will be chosen at GFWC headquarters in Washington and announced later this month at the National Convention in Cleveland.
The Loyalty Club gathered Friday afternoon at 315 Ave S with Mrs W M Freeman presiding. Mrs Coleman Cowan played accordion while members recited the Lord s Prayer and read scripture. The next meeting is set for Mrs D B May s home at 2 30 p m on 30th St. June.
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