The Woman's Angle by Ruby Osborn
The column notes a religious theme urging enrichment of others and mentions a Lubbock Women's clubhouse operating in June through August with activity reservations by calling Mrs. Charles Sig n0r at SW3 6710.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
7
The column notes a religious theme urging enrichment of others and mentions a Lubbock Women's clubhouse operating in June through August with activity reservations by calling Mrs. Charles Sig n0r at SW3 6710.
French brides embrace lavish June weddings with longer gowns, voluminous veils, and more bridesmaids. A 22 percent rise in long gowns and fashion-forward nuptial trends reflect broader affluence as couples pursue grand ceremony styles in Paris and other cities.
Miss Nancy Kay Ogle and J C Smith Jr exchanged ring vows at 3 pm Sunday in Crosbyton Baptist Church. Rev Otis Tosterman officiated, with Miss Linda Flowers as maid of honor and Jerry Garner as best man. The couple will reside at 313 M Emerald Ave after a trip to Raido.
Mrs Douglas hosts a Wesleyan service Guild meeting at Asbury Methodist Church. Seventeen members pledge service and Mayors and guests attended. Engagement announced for Sandra Brock to James Dokken. Crosbyton and Oslo notes cover church events, weddings, and social gatherings with names, places, and dates.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary outlined a daisy themed program with 12 petals each carrying a diamond, and named delegates for Girls State. The group scheduled a joint dinner meeting for June 29 and a covered-dish lunch on June 22 at the legion hall, with Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Doss in leadership roles.
Miss Helen Jean Rushing, bride elect of Roy Brillon, was honored at a Tuesday luncheon in Dunlap's Tea Room. Hostesses included Mrs. E. M. Clary and others. pink and white decor featured as guests noted include Mrs. Alfred Rushing and Miss Gladys Tyson, with vows planned for July 25.
Miss Betty Finct was elected president with Mrs Ruby Jackson as vice president and Mrs M A Cooper as educational director. Officers of Texas Nu Chapter include Mrs Kenneth Minner as recording secretary and Miss Dahlia as meeting chair. Installation set for 7 30 p m June 23 at the KoKo Inn. 16 members and one guest Miss Dixie Benton attended.
Miss Carolyn Fulgham, bride elect of Preston Butcher, was feted at a seated brunch at Mrs. Clifford Payne’s home in Wichita. Twenty four guests attended including the bride’s mother and Dallas aunt. The centerpiece featured candytuft and pink rosebuds. a copper and brass chafing dish was the hostess gift. The couple plans to wed Saturday at First Methodist Church.
Calendar notes multiple church Ladies Bible Classes at various churches including OATHSIDE COLGATE AUNSET VANDELIA and BROADWAY with times from 9:30 am to 10:00 am. Also lists Wednesday Needle Club at 3 pm at Mra ACE Miller and HUB City Duplicate Bridge Club at Precinct 1 Clubhouse Lubbock Country Club Women events.
The Navy Mothers Club 341 met at the American Legion Hall to finalize plans for National Flag Day. They will sell miniature flags Friday and Saturday to raise funds for welfare work. Mrs. T. E. Worsham presided. Event starts 10 a.m. June 23 at the hall.
Miss Charol ette Glee White and Kenneth Leon Buchanan wed in a candlelight ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Lubbock. The Rev Milo B Arbuckle officiated as family and friends attended the service and a reception followed. The couple plan to live in Lamesa after a wedding trip.
Seagraves Chapter 829 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Joiner as worthy matron and patron. Officers named included Mrs. Mettie Ann Jones as associate matron and Bishop Henderson as associate patron. Miss Mary Loyce Hood was the installing officer. Separately on Plymouth, an African native became parish priest on Sheppey, the island’s first in history.
Miss Judy Janell Simpson and Robert Lee Fish pledged nuptial vows at 7 p m in College Heights Baptist Church with Dr Fred Howard officiating. The bride wore a gown of organza over taffeta with a portrait neckline and lace bodice. She carried white mums and red roses. attendants included Helen Holland and Linda Joslin. The groom is son of A W Fish and Mrs Ollie Louise Fish.
The Southwest Home Demonstration Club met for a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. C B Allen’s home. Mrs. C P Price co hosted. A program on Freezing and Canning Vegetables was presented. Fifteen members attended and the group will meet again September 8 at Mrs. M C Kinser’s home. There are 11 000 rooms in the Vatican.
CROSBYTON Special Miss Sandra Terrell bride elect of Jackie Mize was honored at a coffee and bridal shower Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. L B Parkhill. Hostesses included Mrs. Jimmy Karr and Mrs. Carrol Himmel. Guests registered by Mrs. Karr. serving table presided by Mrs. Himmel. The couple plans to wed June 19 at First Baptist Church.
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