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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
9
Harvard’s Dean John A. Munro tells 1,186 freshmen to choose between the university and drugs, arguing that self-respecting faculty and rigorous instruction require students commit. He supports a pamphlet detailing LSD harms and urges administrators to foster self-respect over self-doubt in American higher education.
Lorenzo chapter 680 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers on June 9 in the Lorenzo Masonic Lodge Hall. Worthy patron T. G. Hendrick and worthy matron Mrs. Hendrick led the ceremony, with officers including Mrs. H. B. Chastain and Mrs. Bill Liston. Installing officers included Mrs Truett Mayes and Mrs J M Kirksey, with presentations to past patrons Mrs W R Gandy and Jack McCandless.
Abilene special report says Mr. and Mrs. Gene Allen Hendrix, married May 30 at First Baptist Church, are back in Abilene after a wedding trip to Austin and San Antonio. Mrs. Hendrix is Laraine Rivers of Washington, D.C. Hendrix is Jess Hendrix and Miss Patsy Rivers is maid of honor. The couple will move to Louisville in September for further study. he graduates in the spring and plans to join Hardin-Simmons University faculty through August.
Swimmers are advised to switch to a simple Twiggy style for summer. A short cut dries quickly and stays neat at the beach. Chlorine and salt can dull hair so wash after beach trips with extra gentle baby shampoo. The no tear formula suits sun sensitive skin. A fall or wig offers quick grooming for evenings.
special birthday celebration in Plainview honors Mrs Clyde Alexander on June 2 with a barbecue dinner at her daughter Mrs R J Paul’s home. guests include Alexander family members and grandchildren and great grandchildren. HemisFair 68 shows in San Antonio from April 6 to October 6, 1968.
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