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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
10
Detroit based appliance styling director Reddig explains the new pop art refrigerators suit today’s sophisticated society. He notes homes now feature eating in all rooms and these fridges invite themselves into every part of the house reflecting a playful philosophy.
Chris Harris presented a program and devotional on race relations to ten members and a guest at the Wesleyan Service Guild of Oakwood Methodist Church meeting at Mrs. Don Harris’s home. Mrs. Bob Redford presided over the business session as the group planned the next gathering for July 20.
Lubbock Ford announces a limited time offer of a 30 minute free behind the wheel lesson for drivers over 16. Quentin Hancock, named manager of the DualDrive System at Lubbock Ford, oversees driver education with free home or business pickup and a full Driver Education Course and Refresher Course. For details call Lubbock Ford.
Mrs John P Burke and her mother Mrs M J Allen of San Antonio depart Monday for New York to join a World’s Fair tour and then fly to Spain and Portugal for three weeks. Mrs Burke teaches second grade at Maedgen Elementary School.
An exploration of dark glasses as protection from sun and as social symbols. The piece contrasts outdoor eye protection with indoor use, noting the eerie effect of obscured eyes on facial expression and communication, and warns that indoor wear invites misreadings and awkwardness.
Mrs J Murdock hosts Coronado Toastmistress Club meeting at Masonic Hall with speakers Mrs Dan Fondy and Mrs Clyde McKinzie among attendees. Visitors from Slaton and Big Spring noted. Officers and members installed or reported on past year work. June luncheon planned. meetings to continue on first and third Tuesdays. Also brief fashion note on fur accessories and a home fix for a leaky hose.
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