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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
8
A reader argues women favor mechanized help to ease daily chores and praises a bed breaking machine. A letter from Margaret discusses animal shelter funding and crate policy, calling for source preventive action and enforcement questions.
Mrs Rabbani, widow of the late Baha i guardian, discusses the faith's 116 year spread to 256 countries and 6 000 centers with 1 700 in the United States. She notes Haifa as world headquarters since 1892 and her role as a hands of the cause. She recalls meeting Rabbani in Haifa and her 1937 marriage, last speaking of a visit to a Blackfoot Indian reservation where she addressed the council.
Linda Myrl Hudson daughter of I W Hudson and Mrs Hudson of 4608 43rd St and Jerry Mack Rodgers son of Mrs Stanley Limb and the late Alfred C Rodgers were married at 8 PM Tuesday in the Broadway Church of Christ Chapel. Harvie M Pruitt officiated. The bride wore an embroidered white organdy gown over blue taffeta with a pearlized orange blossom crown. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall. The couple to reside in Linden New Jersey with Rodgers managing Linden Visador Co and the bride editing an employee magazine for Manufacturers Trust Co in New York. The wedding party included maid of honor Iva Nell Hudson and best man Donald Rodgers. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Maine.
Tau Mu Chapter of Delta Rho Delta held a 5 30 p m meeting at Piccadilly Cafeteria with Archon Elizabeth Franklin presiding. Projects for the new year include collecting clothing for needy schoolchildren and visiting convalescent home residents with letters and other services.
Lubbock couples joined a Dallas hosted homecoming at Eastland over the weekend attended by about 1,300 people. The three-day reunion, held at the Village Hotel and high school building, featured yellow and white daisies, diploma themed decor, and will regroup for 1965. Notable local attendees include Allen Dabney, Joe Sparks, Jim Brock, Sam Day, Edwin Morton, Winter Knight, and Jeff P. Watson family guests Ray Hinds and Rayelle of Corpus Christi. Earl Miller and C E Merrit with Kathy returned from New York City Broadway shows.
The Union of Lubbock Baptist Association elected officers at Monterey Baptist Church for the WMU. New officers include Mrs. J. T. Bolding president, Mrs. W. H. Kenley vice president, and Mrs. B. V. Oldham secretary. Other posts cover treasurer YWA director GA director Sunbeam director and more. A report on Mother’s Club handcrafts and clothing was given with an exhibit by Mrs. Charles D. Scott.
Three future brides were honored at a Friday breakfast on the terrace. Sharon Gowen, Sue Moore, and Donna McElroy were named as honorees with upcoming marriages to Lee Towns, Robert Busby, and Bobby Davis respectively. Guests included Mrs Gowen, Mrs Fraser Moore, Mrs Bruce McElroy, and Paula McElroy.
Daughters of Amity sponsor a public benefit jewelry party at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Monterey Center Reddy Room of Southwestern Public Service. Proceeds support their charity activities.
The South Tisins Rose Society will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Dr. and Mrs Smith 3212 20th St for a slide presentation from the National Rose Convention in Denver Colorado. Public invited. A report on rose gardens in Colorado will be shown. The piece also notes a medical condition affecting facial muscles in early adulthood.
Emily Post quote about boners and living appears in July Reader's Digest page 23. The piece cites examples from spilled milk to a naval aide's discreet recovery of a distinguished lady's runaway panties, illustrating social mishaps and graceful responses.
An advertisement presents Gerber Junior Spaghetti with Beef as a mealtime solution for toddlers. It promotes using a gentle tone, praising good behavior, and separating disapproval of deeds from the child. The product blends beef with enriched spaghetti, tomato sauce, and added vitamin A for energy.
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