Tahora Special Miss Theda Gandy and Frankie Stanley Wed
Theda Gandy and Frankie Stanley exchanged vows at 8 p.m. Friday at Sweet St. Baptist Church with Rev. E. L. Tyler officiating. The bride, a Tahoka High School senior, wore a white satin empire gown. attendants wore turquoise lace dresses. a reception followed. After a wedding trip to Mexico and Denver, the couple will live in Grassland. the groom is a 1966 Tahoka graduate and a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahora
Theda Joe Gandy
Frankie C. Stanley
Sweet St. Baptist Church
E. L. Tyler
Rubin Gandy
C. J. Stanley
Grasslind
Edolar
Jes . Chandler
Inita Gandy
Sen Davia Sahley
Glassland
Barry Jaquess
Seal Ippit
David Gandy
Gandy
Marlin Hawthorne
Mike Taylor
Denise Gandy
John. Roberts
Mexico
Denver
Colo
Grassland
Tahoka High School
New Camp Fire Alumnae Group To Meet Today
An organizational meeting for Camp Fire Girls Inc. alumnae is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Garden Arts Center. Mrs Argus L Anderson of Nal Board chairs. Carolyn Cates discusses Camp Fire memories in Lubbock. Harmon Jenkins from the National Board speaks on philosophy. John Burkholder leads nominating slate. floor nominations and attendance open to former Camp Fire participants.
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Camp Fire Girls Inc
Municipal Garden Arts Center
Argus L. Anderson
Nal
Camp Fire Girls
Carolyn Cates
Lubbock
Harmon Jenkins
National Board of
Camp Fire
John Burkholder
Willi
ABC Dolls Attend Dinner And Meeting
ABC Dolls met for dinner Tuesday in the Villa Inn with Mrs R D Barnett and Mrs Paul Willis as hostesses. Mrs Paul Bush led the business meeting and members received schedules for a national convention June 26 29 in Dayton Ohio. Danny Barnett Steve Camp Nancy Goodman and Paula Jackson a folk music quartet provided entertainment. Next gathering is 7 p m July 2 at an announced location.
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ABC Dolls
Villa Inn
R. D. Barnett
Paul Willis
Paul Bush
Dayton
Ohio
Danny Barnett
Steve
Anniversary Dinner Planned By TOPS Club
TOPS Club met Tuesday in Security National Bank with Mrs. William Bishop presiding. They planned an anniversary dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday with the location to be announced. Mrs. Barbara Sears was May queen and Mrs. A. L. Leonard runner-up. Mrs. George Walden was greatest weight loser for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diet Rite Tops Club
Security National Bank
William Bishop
Barbara Sears
May Queen
A. L. Leonard
George Walden
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Names Advertising Promotions
The Star-Telegram promotes Jack W. Campbell to business manager and names David C. Snyder and Donald R. Pierson to advertising posts. Joseph C. Ward is promoted to assistant retail advertising manager.
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Fort Worth
The
Star-Telegram
Jack W. Campbell
David c. Snyder
Donald R.” Pierson
Joseph C. Ward
Fellowship Club Meets for Covered Dish Luncheon
The Fellowship Club met at Mrs. R. G. Knott's home at 2706 Amherst for a luncheon. Ten members and two visitors attended. The next meeting is set for noon on July 11 at Mrs. J. E. Reid's home, 2721 Baylor, for another covered dish luncheon.
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Fellowship Club
R. G. Knott
Amherst
J. E. Reid
Baylor
Benevolent Order to Attend Grand Lodge Convention
President Mrs. John McGovern of Lubbock Drove 92 will attend the Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Dues grand lodge convention from Sunday through June 16 in Charleston North Carolina.
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Benevolent Patriotic Order of Dues
Lubbock
John McGovern
Order
Grand Lodge
Charleston
N.C
Dear Ann Landers Q and A on family and growing up
A reader asks about clothing fit for a growing teen and conflicts with a strict mother. Ann Landers advises allowing the boy to choose pants and growing independence, and suggests handling family togetherness by setting boundaries with the mother and reshaping the vacation plan. The column also addresses a housing and guest issue involving Aunt Liz and the sofa, recommending practical sleeping arrangements to ease the family dispute.
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Garden City
Gard
Ann Landers
Liz
Aunt Liz
Youth Classes Registration Deadline Set at West Texas Museum
Mrs. Barbara Crawford will teachPrimitive Man in the summer youth classes for grades 7 through 12 at the West Texas Museum. Classes run June 17-28 and July 15-26 from 1 to 2 p.m. Registration closes Monday. Tuition is 5 dollars or two books of trading stamps.
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Barbara Crawford
West Texas Museum
Crawford
Peace Corps
Phillipines
Mexico
Officer Election Planned By Club
The club met at Mrs. Coleman Cowan’s home at 1811 3rd Street Friday with Mrs. Carl Newsom as vice president. Mrs. J E Gordon read Acts 25 and Mrs. E V Stubbs read the Lord’s Prayer and Psalm 23. Next meeting to elect officers at 2 30 p m June 21 in Mrs. Gordon’s home 315 Ave S. Twelve members attended. visitors included Mrs. Raymond Moore of Cleburn and Denise, Vicky and Bryan Criswell.
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Coleman Cowan
Carl Newsom
J.E. Gordon
E. V. Stubbs
Gordon
Ave. S
Raymond Moore
Cleburn
Vicky
Denise
Bryan Criswell
Summer Projects Program Displays Homemaking Skills
A two day event on homemaking and cosmetics demonstrates at rural high schools including Plainview and Slaton with talks by Nina Harris and J Clinton Smith. The South Plains Electric Cooperative coordinates sessions with 300 expected attendees across multiple districts.
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South Plains Electric
Nina Harris
Plainview, Cooperative, Inc
Harris
J Clinton. Smith
General Electric Co
Jo Ann Bray
Bailey County — Electric Cooperative Assn
Smith
Jack Mitchell
Anton
Amherst
Abernathy
Catton Center
Cooper
Crosbyton
Frenship
Idalon
Hale Center
Littlefield
New Deal
Plainview
Roosevelt
Ropes
Ralls
Lorenzo
Shallowater
Smyer
Slaton
Mary Coll
South Plains Electric Cooperative, Inc
Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale And Steak Dinner
Mrs. Herman Porter presided at the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2466 meeting with 22 members present. A new member, Mrs. Abbie Ticer, was initiated. A rummage sale begins at 8 a.m. today at the post home and runs through Sunday. A steak supper is planned for June 15 at 6 p.m. with tickets at $2. The department convention is set for June 21 to 23 in Fort Worth. Next meeting is July 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Porter
Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Abbie Ticer
Post
Department
Fort Worth
Mrs Clyde Savell Presides At Meet
Mrs Clyde Savell presided at the Lubbock Rebekah Lodge meeting held Thursday in Rebekah Hall at 1520 53rd Street. The Rebekah degree was conferred on Mrs Wiley Baker and out of town guests Mrs Loy Lewis and Mrs Lola Coughron of Brownfield attended. Hostesses were Mrs H A J Graves Mrs D R Hall Mrs A G Hampton and Miss Darla Graves. Next meeting will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the hall.
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Lubbock Rebekah
Rebekah Hall
53Rd St
Clyde Savell
Rebekah
Wiley Baker
Loy Lewis
Lola Coughron
Brownfield
H. A. J. Graves
D.R. Hall
A.G. Hampton
Darla Graves
Phi Sigma IAlpha hosts plant exchange and salad supper
Theta chapter members and one guest gathered Thursday at Mrs. Iva Edington’s home for a backyard plant exchange and salad supper. Mrs. Louis Franklin won the door prize.
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Theta Chapter
Phi Sigma iAlpha
Iva Edington
53Rd St
Woodrow Cates
Louis
Franklin
People to People program in Copenhagen reflects shifting travel
In Copenhagen a small office runs the People-to-People exchange with Denmark, sending about two thousand Scandinavians abroad while only about 800 Americans return. Damgaard, a longtime program worker, notes hopes were cut after President Johnson’s speech but remains optimistic about travel. He recounts personal ties formed through the program and his view that people tourists remember are the human connections rather than sites.
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Copenhagen
UPD
Johnson
Denmark
Queareold Jens-Otte Damgaard
Damgaard
Johns ‘Son
Damegaard
Weo
Foroa
Judy Barrett
Gladstone
Moa
Sor
Tech Receives 17000 Grant for Undergraduate Laser Work
Texas Tech President Grover E Mur ray announced a National Science Foundation grant of 17000 to fund laser experiments for undergraduate electrical engineering students. Dr. Murray, notified by Rep. George Mahon, leads the effort with Dr. M. Kristiansen as chief investigator. Russell H Seacat Jr notes the grant expands student exposure to laser diagnostics and communications.
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National Science Foundation
Texas Tech
Grover BE. Murray
Murray
George Mahon
Russell H. Seacat Jr
Tech Electrical Engineering Department
M. Kristiansen
NSE
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