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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
6
Readers seek guidance on a daughter dating a divorced father with four children and a questionable marriage plan. A teen letters urge restraint while another notes teens should avoid public physical affection. A final plea requests help for a mother anxious to date while caring for an infant.
Six tables played for master points at Llano Estacado Bridge Club at Maxey Community Center. North South winners were Mrs Jondahl and John Vickers first, Anderson and Clendenin second, Thompson and Walker third. East West winners were Stuart and Phelps first, Poindexter and Swart second, Phelps and Ney third. Mrs Hugh Newton won high, Mrs A H Hopson second, Dudley Berry guest, next meet at 7 45 p m Thursday.
In South Orange New Jersey aging pets face rising medical care as veterinary science parallels human medicine. Dr. Sam Pollack notes longer lifespans due to vaccines and advanced diagnostics, with examples like a 13 year old diabetic mongrel treated for diabetes, later surviving to 18.
Vivian Woodside the former Miss Vivian Woodside was honored at a shower Thursday night at 2322 S Sixth St hosted by Mrs Dwight L Blair and a group of nine hostesses. The event featured a bedspread as a centerpiece and an arrangement of white daisies and candles. Forty guests attended.
Today at 1 50 p m the Duplicate Bridge Group meets at the clubhouse of Lubbock Country Club for an afternoon session.
Mr and Mrs John G Hutton hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Johnson House honoring Miss Marlene Parr and Doug Hutton. Wedding vows will be read at 8 p m today in the First Christian Church with a long list of relatives and friends in attendance.
Miss Carol Allen bride elect of Gale Heard was honored with a shower Thursday night at the home of Mrs Mina Tiner with about 40 guests. Assisted by Mmes. Anderson Spiez er Moore Byrd McMakin and Mc Bride. Vows are planned for July 20 in Oklahoma.
Miss Bren da Dale and Vernon Conner exchanged double ring wedding vows at Oklahoma Lane Methodist Church with Rev. Gene H. Davis officiating. The couple will reside in Lubbie after a Kerrville honeymoon. both hailed from Farwell and Spearman.
Miss Eleanor Wallin presided at the Lubbock Legal Secretaries Association meeting in Nelson, McCleskey and Huaringer’s conference room at noon. H. J. Blanchard will be guest speaker at 7 30 p m at the First Federal Savings and Loan Branch office on Monday.
Spokane columnist Jerry Klein notes Father’s Day originated from Sonora Dodd who inspired the holiday. He highlights her as a vibrant septuagenarian who created the national observance long before World War II, explaining the mother behind Father’s Day.
The article profiles Mrs. Dodd of Spokane who proposed a national Father’s Day in 1910. It notes her work with the National League of American Pen Women, her writings on Indians, and her view against over-commercialization. It recalls William Smart, her father, and early endorsements by William Jennings Bryan and President Wilson. It ends by stressing the need to honor fathers’ devotion and integrity.
Dear Heloise suggests saving small size pineapple cans after removing lids and labels wash dry and reuse as baking cups. Each holds a cup of batter yielding two servings ideal for small families or limited freezers. Also advice on restoring kitchen shears with a few drops of oil and oil-dipped pads to remove rust.
Miss Darlene Balch daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balch wed Robert Lawrence Rupp grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Rupp Pitman Pa. in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s grandparents home with Rev. Dr. Herbert Bergstrom officiating. The couple will reside in Clovis as Rupp is connected with Cannon Air Force Base.
The Golden Youth Club postpones its monthly dance. It will now be held at 8 p m on July 22 at the YMCA located at 1st Street and Avenue X.
Miss Jan McKnight, bride elect, was honored Tuesday night at a miscellaneous shower hosted in the home of Mrs. Burl Kizer. Out of town guests included relatives from Abilene Paducah and Midland as plans for an August 2 wedding proceed.
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