Woman Talk Is Cellar Attic Full Of Junk
Community guidance on hosting a white elephant sale with tips to stage the attic and cellar junk, attract neighbors and dealers, price items competitively, and use local ads to drum up a crowd.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
6
Community guidance on hosting a white elephant sale with tips to stage the attic and cellar junk, attract neighbors and dealers, price items competitively, and use local ads to drum up a crowd.
A series of bridesmaid luncheons and rehearsals fill the Lubbock social calendar. Miss Julie Ainsworth, bride elect of Larry Cunningham, is honored with aqua and white decor and a crystal hostess gift. Other events honor Miss Mary Helen Hatton, bride elect of John Parks, and celebrate upcoming nuptials with yellow and white schemes, gifts, and plans for July 31 and early Saturday ceremonies.
In Plainview at First Baptist Church Betty Sue Curtis and James A. Rambo renewed their wedding vows in a candlelit ceremony. Music featured organist Mrs. Raneoe Tack and vocalist Lenton Clark with Rev. Dr. Tim Trammell presiding.
Reader questions mix with wedding details and fashion notes from Heloise. The page mentions Debbie’s crayons, a bride’s ivory silk gown with lace, attendants and a Beau mont trip, and a rehearsal dinner plan at a Texas home while noting patterns, ribbons, and pattern-pinning tips for preserving fabric.
The First Assembly of God Church Women’s Missionary Council met Thursday morning in the church chapel with Mrs. Sam Sanders presiding. Mrs. D. D. Gillespie directed group singing and Mrs. W. L. Randolph led worship.
The Toastmistress Club plans a 1 p.m. Monday lunch meeting at Piccadilly Cafeteria. Theme is Art of Communications with Mrs. James Couch presiding. Mrs. Jo hanna Bishop gives the invocation, Mrs. D. R. Yandel as toastmistress, and Mrs. Allen D. Loter to deliver The Three C's.
Grace Holman profiles Mrs. Arnold Bishard who uses canned dried and frozen soups in casseroles and dishes like pot roast and beef stroganoff. The article notes her bridge club hobby and interior design education plus her children Cliff and Cara. A recipe section lists Yankee Pot Roast and Strawberry Coffee Cake with step by step directions and ingredient notes.
A couple exchanged vows in a home setting at 7 30 p m. The bride and groom were associated with Betenbough and Hai Builders of Lubbock.
Miss Harris and John Powell Clayton announce plans to marry. The couple hosted a luncheon with family members and guests including Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Dennis Zimmerman. Miss Harris attended Baylor and Tulsa High School. Clayton studied at Hardin-Simmons University and Baylor.
An old irregular ad promotes Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets claiming relief from constipation through increased bile flow and gentle action. It notes available at drug counters without prescription and targets sufferers of persistent constipation.
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