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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
14
Dear Folks offers tips on avoiding burns by using correct burner heat and water management. Suggestions include keeping water at the back burner, monitoring temperatures, and repurposing plastic meat trays with adhesive for safe kitchen use.
The ceremony for Miss Waren Clark Barnes and Montie Hay Clark took place Thursday at Agape Methodist Church Tospoan with Rev Harold Purdue officiating. Attendants included Miss Uuetty Barnes and Miss Banda Pabts, and the bride wore white peau de soie. Reception followed in the church with guests from Coronado High School and Palstivdsett.
A rehearsal dinner at 6 40 p m at the Red Lion Restaurant honors Miss Janet Carter Robert Laphany and wedding party members Mrs Monroe and Mr Monroe host the event with flowers ivy in decor Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Carter Rev and Mrs James Carter of Taleumele and Mrs Beathapaly of Sadippiere Attendants to be honored at Barrs Cafeteria Caprack Center then a noon reception Special nests will be the mothers of the couple The couple will marry Saturday at Cooper Methodist Church
A local gathering honored Vers Purcell as a party honoree. Officers elected include Ronnie Bush president and Daasne Buschs first vice president. Deen Jackson and Basia Teal become second vice presidents with Jack O’Ruiant as historian and Bob Whith as secretary. Next meeting planned at Ti pen.
The ESA state convention at Kokomo Palace features workshops and a luncheon today for more than 500 attendees. Activities include preregistration, a Catton Pickers dance, a mixer, and later a beauty contest and installation of new state officers.
eBridge members met Thursday morning at Allen Brothers American Lasson Post. Winners included Mrs Joe Partain and Mrs Thagh Andersen first place Ruehard Wheat and Yor Parks second. Next games set for June 16 at the same Paw Hackor Pattie dips clubhouse with multiple pairs earning top three spots.
Three Lubbock young women gained prominence at Girls State with appointments to key state posts. Camillt Cobb was named to the Department of Public Welfare while Suez Butler and Jackson Cobb joined the Department of Mental Health and Education and the Board of Control respectively.
Delta Psi chapter of Rapp Weppot Garam social searanits huis received first place and other honors at the Natpenad Convention in Columbus Ohio. The Texas Pech chapter earned an award for generous lHy Je for the fourth consecutive time, leading Theta Province which spans News Mexico Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Representatives from the Tech chapter Miss Penny Boers and Miss Ann Arnold attended. Mrs Joe Greenlee and Mrs Fred Weide joined as inninae. Cotton Tinters are used in making shatterproof glass.
A series of pre wedding events were held today in Lubbock area homes and restaurants. Rehearsal dinners at Terra Steak House honored Miss Leslie Duckworth and Miss Linda Kere with bridal party guests and parents hosting. A bridemaid luncheon at the home of Mrs. Bill Ed Watson included co hostess Miss Karen Sue Watson and other relatives. A 7:20 p.m. show at a local residence honored Mrs. David Tassis, former Miss Jeanne Buchanan, with pink and white decor and hostess gifts.
Lathbock rushees without food reservations must pick up their rush week registration packets in the Dean of Women’s office. Materials available starting Monday per Dean Florence Phillips with a return deadline of September 1. Rush week is set for September.
Glen W. Carter of Texas Electric Service Co. Fort Worth elected president of the International Consumer Credit Association at its St Paul meeting. The move underscores industry leadership and engagement with credit standards and consumer policies nationwide.
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