Kitchen Kapers Show Indian American Harmony In Texas Home
Mrs. Sujit Roy of 5626 18th St mixes Indian heritage with Western flavor in family meals. The couple, married since 1965, blend East and West as Roy, a Penn State PhD, serves as Texas Tech agricultural economics associate professor. The piece covers family life, Tagore lineage, wedding customs, dress, jewelry, pregnancy gifts, and cultural contrasts with recepies for chicken curry tomato chutney and carrot halua.
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Sujit Roy
18Th St
Roys
United States
Roy
Penn State University
Lubbock
Texas Tech
India
Visva-Bharati
Santinketan
Bengal
Spotlight on. Page 2 B Lubbock Texas Friday June 18 1971
A fragment from the Friday edition in Lubbock Texas highlights local brief items and notices on page 2 B. It references regional happenings and community notices without full context.
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Lubbock, Texas
Clemons Keynotes FHA Meeting on Care and Communicate
Dr. Clemons urged Future Homemakers of America officers to pursue common goals through clear messages. He outlined four elements of communication and stressed speaker respect, receiver listening, and active involvement to overcome barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Lemons
Homemakers of America
University Center
Texas Tech University
Clemons
FHA
Twin Ring Vows at Slaton First Baptist Church
Miss Cheryl Lynn Clark and Norman Wade Carter exchanged double ring wedding vows Thursday in Slaton First Baptist Church with Rev. J. L. Cartrite officiating. The couple plans a Six Flags trip and will reside in Slaton.
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Slaton
Cheryl Lynn Clark
Norman Wade Carter
Slaton First Baptist Church
J. L. Cartrite
Jack Clark
Slaton High School
West Texas State University
Carter
Six Flags
Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club winners announced
Mrs Bill Lee and Mrs C C Christian took first in Thursday morning play at Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club held at the Bridge Center. Second went to Mrs Aubrey Elliott and Mrs James Whiteside, with Mrs Myrtle Rose and Mrs T L Sampson finishing third. Next meeting set for 9 45 a m Thursday at the center. Bob Cope and David Shue won first at Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club in Wednesday night session at Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Second went to Mrs Maurice Healy and Mrs Hugh Pennington, third to Mrs Weldon Wells and Mrs Clarice Walker. Next gathering planned for 8 p m Wednesday at the same club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lee
C. C. Christian
Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club
Bridge Center
Aubrey Elliott
James Whiteside
Myrtle Rose
T. L. Sampson
Bob Cope
David Shue
Hub City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Precinct 1
Maurice Healy
Hugh Pennington
Weldon Wells
Clarice Walker
Lubbock Bridge Club Open Game Announcement
Lubbock Bridge Club holds an open game at 10 a.m. at the Bridge Center. Members are invited to join and play in a friendly competition setting.
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Lubbock
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Mrs. Roy
Tagore
Gurudeva
Pecos
Parents Without Partners Inc
Red Raider Inn
Chapter 58
Beauty
Helen
Sekai
TOD. Sone
Marsha McDonald
Millsap
Patti James
New Deal
Jack L. Thurman
Virginia Tompkins
Dr. Clemons
Marcia Adams
Slaton Church
Mr. Carter
Miss Clark
Slaton Savings and Loan Association
Norman Carter
Hamlin
Santa Fe Railway
Tom Davis
Cleburne
William Jones
Glenna Jones
Dad
Milan
Italy
WNS
Ettore Giuletti
God
Vink
Pans State Bank
F.D
Mrs. Wade Carter
Cheryl Clark
Tevi and Lace Club
Mackenzie Terrace
Belles and Beaux Club
St. Alice School
Plainview
The
Mister Shop
Salem Ave
Brownfield Hwy
Lubbock Floor Covering Co
Doyle McLeod
Jack Leftwich
Bob Hendon
Bobbie McKim
Wilson Certified Foods, Inc
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wilson & Co., Inc
Wilson
Wilsons Caxe- Rite P
Chicago
Rics
Dacron
University
Sussex
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