Gamma Phi Beta Plans 54th International Convention in Dallas
Lubbock delegates from the Gamma Phi Beta alumnae and Beta Tau chapters travel to Dallas for the 54th International Convention at the Marriott Motor Hotel. About 600 members from 90 collegiate and 215 alumnae chapters, totaling 51,500 members in the U S and Canada, are expected to attend. Awards for scholarship and student participation will be presented, with Beta Tau under consideration for major honors.
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Lubbock
Beta Tau
Texas Tech
Gamma Phi Beta
Marriott Motor Hotel
Dallas
United States
Canada
Jan Hell Markham
Ann Gilmore Biels
Paul Johnson
Midlands
Odessa
Frank Hiscock
Seattle
Wash
Frank Clark
Lonvention
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Midland
Jan Hall Markham
Tech
Rex Aycock
Twin Ring Ceremonies for Summerford Forrest Dorsey McCulloh
Miss Melinda Kay Summerford and Robert D. Forrest wed in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Lee Couch. Guests included families from Crosbyton and Los Alamos, N.M. Bride wore candlelight peau de soie. couple to reside in Beaufort, D.C., where groom serves in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Kay Summerford
Robert D. Forrest
Lee Couch
Crosbyton Firsts United
N.M
Tommy Ward Jr
Icrosbyton High School
Mexia High School
Staten-Ellerd
Dorsey-Mcculloh
Brady
Karen Eileen McCulloh
William Douglas Dorsey
First United Methodist Church
Albert McCulloh
J. M. Dorsey
Lubbock
Lamar Leifeste
Miss Shery
Wall
Peter
Bryant Kirk
Denton
Bill Hagler
Page 2-B from Lubbock TX June 17 1970
Local page features concise briefs and notices from Lubbock area including civic, social, and community items. Event calendars, public notices, and upcoming meetings provide a snapshot of mid June activities in the region.
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Lubbock, Texas
Travel Wardrobe Essentials For Comfortable Travel
Mary Sue Miller advises a travel wardrobe built on comfort with three key items: well fitted leather walking shoes with arch support, a lightweight handbag, and a packable hat. She recommends two pairs of shoes, a leather shoulderbag, or a fabric tote for light travel, noting walkers should be frisky not frumpy and that comfort enables longer, happier journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
New York
Lubbock
Diet Right TOPS Meeting Names Cox Winner
Diet-Right TOPS met at the YWCA with 28 members present. Mrs. Jessie Cox won queen of the week for losing 6 pounds 14 ounces and received the dimes prize. Visitor Miss Jenna Johnson attended plus new members Jack Haliburton F W Poe Charles Fowler Joyce Barrows Ima Poff Ross Pierce and Ronald C Kutch joined.
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YWCA
35Th St
Vernon Reed
Jessie Cox
Jenna Johnson
Mmes
Jack Haliburton
F. W. Poe
Charles Fowler
Joyce Barrows
Ima Poff
Ross Pierce
Ronald C. Kutch
Panhellenic Delegates Plan August Fashion Show
Panhellenic delegates meet at 16 a.m. Thursday in Mrs. Max T. Davis home at 3119 28th St. Mrs. Vince Brown hosts. A coffee break with a brief business meeting is on the agenda as they plan the August fashion show.
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Lubbock City
Panhellenic Delegates
Max T. Davis
28Th St
Vince Brown
New Creamy Eyebrow Lightener Offers Subtle Pale Look
A new creamy eyebrow lightener promises a quick brow lightening option. The manufacturer notes it can lighten tone or blend color based on shade and amount used. Three hues yield distinct looks from pale beige to warm burnished tones.
Color trends in housewares and materials
The article notes color staying power in housewares with plastics laminates stainless steel and chrome. It forecasts evolving palettes moving from golds greens to a rainbow of reds and blues as fashion favorites continue from recent seasons.
Mrs Christian Hosts Texas Nu Board Meet
Mrs Lee Christian presided as hostess for the Texas Nu chapter board meeting of Delta Theta Chi sorority. Plans for the coming year and chapter recommendations were discussed. a full chapter meeting will feature a hot dog roast at 8 p m Monday at 2321 57th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Christian
Texas Nu Board
Texas Nu
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Money Night
Behavior of the Average Child Highlighted at Homemakers Meet
Dr J M Rankin presented a program on the behavior of the average child at the Roosevelt Young Homemakers meeting held at the Roosevelt Clubhouse. New officers were elected and a consumer workshop is planned in the homemaking department with sessions at 3 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The next meeting will feature Dr Jack Rudd. A Houston murder tally for 1969 shows 278 fatalities, with 247 in 1967.
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Roosevelt
J M. Rankin
Roosevelt Young
Gene’ Mims
Deacon Jones
Sam Morren
Bill Sides
Don Richardson
James Walter
Lane Tannehill
Dale Hobbs
Lonnie Adams
Gene Mims
Willie Carr
Jack Rudd
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Texas
Gamma Beta Phi
Evergreen
Colo
Sechelt
British Columbia
U. S
Dalton Yates
Sunset School of Preaching
Joe E. Ellerd
25Th St
Henry J. Staten
Eagle Pays
Lubbock High School
Rebecca Sue Ellerd
David Dorian State
KLBK
KTHT
Houston
Patt Sullivan
Ann Tipton
Richardson
Peter R. Reynolds
Tom Brown
Jerry Johnson
Bill Story
Herman Jordan
David Wiggs
Austin
Mike Ligon
Dennis Haley
Ben McCulloh
Norman Archer
Edward Counts
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Dorsey
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Toronto
Inariottesville
Robert Forrest
Melinda Summerford
David Staten
Becca Etferd
Mrs
William Dorsey
Karen McCulloh
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Womens News
Ona
Mrs. Cox
Dickey
Foster Grant
Ena Benadans
Globe Reg
Ed Shee
Aledy
34Th Street
Avenue Q
Homemakers
Jects
Ronald Hill
Program At Work
Tex
Caprock Center
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