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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
7
The article urges careful picnic planning with easy, shared foods and warns against leaving salads in warm air. It emphasizes refrigeration, ice packs, and simple foods like potato salad and baked ham. It notes impromptu family picnics driven by children and lists walkable sites and farm areas as options.
LAMESA special reports Mr and Mrs Bunk Smith announce their daughter’s engagement to the son of Mr and Mrs Jay. The vows will be held at the bride’s home in Lamesa with the groom’s family present. The bride is connected to Lamesa School and is employed in Lubbock. The groom, Flippin, is a Lamesa High School graduate who served four years in the U S Marine Corps. He is stationed in Texas Mt.
The narrative covers a wedding at Lamesa with a Florentine neckline gown and cathedral train, documented by family and attendants like Mrs. Kenneth Bednarz and Mrs. Kent Clark. Reception at the Delphian Club followed. Also included is a simple strawberry freeze recipe and a note on rising costs in beef pork ice cream and fats.
Details of a rehearsal dinner hosted by Kenneth S Blackford and his parents at the Plainsman Hotel at 7 30 p m Tuesday to honor Elizabeth Brown and Kenneth Bale Blackford before their wedding at First Methodist Church Roman Chapel.
Sigma Omega Beta Sigma Phi held a steak party at 7113 S Fourth Street honoring Flight Lt. Hart and Mrs Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Elie J. Smith Jr. The Hensleys assisted as hostesses. Hart, a Royal Canadian Air Force officer, returns to Central Flying School Winnipeg after three exchange years at Reese AFB. Smiths move to Lufkin for a job transfer. Fourteen members and husbands attended with guests Flight Lt. Ralph Heard from Moose Jaw.
Mr and Mrs Neal H Rose hosted a Saturday morning reception for Denise Rose and her fiancé Ted Moulton of Dallas at their Lincoln address Melon and white decor highlighted the event with about 100 guests including Lubbock couples Dr Norman A Monk and Gerald Pevehouse The couple plans to wed August 7 at First Baptist Church Denise Rose a Texas Tech graduate and Zeta Tau Alpha member taught music in Lubbock before moving to Dallas Ted Moulton a graduate of East Texas State University now based in Dallas
Mrs. A F Raser Mrs J Holland Cox Mrs A J Wallace Mrs A G Irwin and Miss Lela Puryear and Miss Winnie Hendrix have returned to Lubbock from the national convention of the Kappa Kappa Iota sorority held in Omaha Nebraska June 13 16.
Miss Donna Kay Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs B Kirk married Bobby J Stephens Saturday at First Methodist with Dr Luther Kirk uncle of the bride officiating. Attendants included Charnell Pruitt and Roy Gene Stephens. couple on a wedding trip to Las Vegas after June 28 they will reside in Duncanville.
Local groups list meeting times at venues across Lubbock including Masonic Hall Allen Brothers American Legion Mackenzie Terrace Mackenzie Park and YMCA. Activities span baby club TOPS women golf and social dance with breakfast notes and pie baking tip using fresh peaches.
Officers of the O Donnell Chapter No. 727 Order of the Eastern Star were installed in an open installation Friday at the Masonic Hall. The event included Mr and Mrs Bill Dorman and other members such as Mahurin Pelts Nos ton Jr Bee cham Electra H L Webb J G McGee and L M Mines. Mrs D L Adcock Latriesa Grand Representative from Vir gas to Texas also took part.
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