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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

15

Neunaber Family Active In Church And Community

Mrs. Neunaber of 2220 Paris Street keeps a full schedule with church activities and four daughters Marilyn Michele and Melissa. She visits Hawcomers daily as a Welcome Wagon hostess and hosts an open house for Redeemer Lutheran Church members. She teaches Sunday school and helps settle newcomers. she also belongs to the Chamber of Commerce. The Rev. Mr. Neunaber travels as a church official and Mrs. Neunaber assists in gardening tanning and freezing at home. She is known for baking using old German family recipes including a sour cream raisin pie apricot bars and cocoa divinity cake with detailed steps and ingredients.

Neunaber

Tulia OES elects new officers in Masonic Hall ceremony

Tulia Chapter No. 33 Order of the Easter Star installed new officers led by Mrs Shot as worthy matron and Mr. Hutson and Amos Ratten as worthy patron. The event at Masonic Lodge Hall included multiple officers and installing delegates with Miss Mildred Smith and Mrs. Simmie Vaughn among those assisting. Citizenship day was proclaimed by President Truman for September 17 following February 29 1952 activities.

Stalia Vaughn Troy Cleer Sentinel Robert E. Story Worthy Simmie Vaughn Max Crawford Marshall H.E. White Frank Armstrong Hal Ed Toles Royse Byard Truman

Lubbock Newcomers Club Meets at Lamplighter Motel

The Lubbock Newcomers Club gathered Wednesday at the Lamplighter in Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge for dessert and bridge. Winners were Mrs. A A Redwine first, Mrs. Hardy Rampy second, and Mrs. Ralph Matos third. Next meeting is 10 p.m. June 26 at the motel. new members may call Mrs Morris Hulsey at 214-0285 for reservations.

Lubbock Howard Johnson A. A.redwine Morris ‘Hulsey Ifor

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