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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
11
A disjointed column attacks sensational diet warnings while defending chemicals in food and the iodine in salt. It cites the Society of Actuaries on weight and mortality, criticizes Diet Treasury, and offers simple checks for overweight. Practical health tips follow, urging moderation and considerate hosting at gatherings.
Miss Neda Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Anderson Tokio, wed J C Chambliss, son of Mr and Mrs Loyd Chambliss Brownfield, in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Tokio. Rev Billy Hatch officiated as Mrs Ray Cargill played piano and Miss Jean Kelly sang.
Geneva Ann Brown and Jimmy Roy Morrison were married at Second Baptist Church in Lamesa at 7 30 p m Monday in a double ring service conducted by Rev Jack Gillespie. The bride is the daughter of Lonzo E Brown and the late Mrs Brown. The groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs W A Morrison of Boswell Oklahoma. The couple will reside at 809 S 4th after a wedding trip to Oklahoma.
The auxiliary met Tuesday night at the hall and installed officers. Officers include Mrs. James Follis as president Mrs. H W Scott as vice president Mrs. Richard Barber as secretary Mrs. John Essary as treasurer and Mrs. Ralph Williamson as reporter. The next meeting is set for June 21.
The wedding featured lace appliques on the bodice and long sleeves with a silk illusion veil. Miss Margaret Chambliss served as maid of honor while Deroy Anderson was best man. The couple, both Plains and Brownfield High School alumni, will reside in Brownfield where he will continue farming.
Mies Dopson hosts a luncheon for Ann Ryals and her bridesmaids in Hemphill-Wells. The Jackson Ryals wedding is set for June 25 at Ford Memorial Chapel. Gordon Gaines joins family in Denton and will spend summer in Lubbock. Attendees include the bride-elect’s and groom’s relatives from Wolfforth Brownfield Big Spring and Topeka.
Mrs. Bill West and Mrs. D. D. Webster hosted a luncheon in the Ter race Room at Lubbock Country Club for Mary Helen Spining who will wed Bill McCauley on July 15 at Lubbock View Christian Church. Guests included mothers Mrs. J. B. McCauley Jr. and Mrs. George W. Spining and relatives Sara Spining Linda McCauley Virginia Ann Luck among others. a yellow and white arrangement centered the table. Spining received an electrical appliance as hostess gift.
Tuesday night at Hillcrest Country Club Lt. Ron Kibler and Mrs. Jack Kendrick won first place in duplicate. L. F. Marquam and Bob Cope took second. Mrs. W. D. Bills and Mrs. R. A. Peteret were third. Mrs. John Vickers and Mrs. Thompson were fourth. Master point will be played next Tuesday night.
Miss Gwen McMurry of Levelland and Ted H Sonnenburg Jr wed after a McMurry College background shared by both families. Dr George Steinman officiated in Fort Worth. Bride wore ice blue organza and lace with gardenias. reception followed as the couple planned residence in Fort Worth.
Mrs. G. C. Boulter and Miss Sylvia Sonnenburg of Sherman attended the reception following the ceremony as part of the house party.
Mrs J L Parkhill presided at the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting held at IOOF Hall. Mrs E G Horton and Mrs D J Faulkner decorated the hall with larkspur and fern. The next gathering is scheduled for 1 p.m. June 22 at the IOOF Hall.
A state tally shows Wyoming hosts 83 fish varieties and classifies 21 as game fish under state law, highlighting regional biodiversity and lawful harvesting distinctions.
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