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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
7
Bright Expression Best Make Up ED Note emphasizes a pleasant open look for recent graduates starting real jobs. It advises keeping hair natural, light eye shadow, minimal brows handling, pale nails, and avoiding dark lipstick, with a focus on youthful, confident presentation over heavy disguises.
Readers share practical do it yourself solutions from dining room pads to pie crust rolling with plastic wrap. Tips cover extending tables with leaves, freezer friendly crusts, compact shelving, and travel-safe camera storage, with notes from Heloise and contributors.
DeDe Art receives a party honor at a home gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Garrett to celebrate a coming event. Lip and Al Oren Art are listed as honorees with guests Cherm Gareth and Suzanne Paulk assisting. Entertainment by the Gads combo accompanied by Japanese lanterns and a cake was presented. The bride to be is a Monterey High School graduate with ties to Anclute Manor and local hospital work.
Nico and Mrs Hoy Fellers announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Panndetlers to Johnnie Lewler son of Mr and Mrs Atpes of ArVieveets.
A brief report notes the Weber-Watkins fours exchange in New Mexico. It mentions Weber as the son of Ate and describes a junior Tech student involved in activities at Carrington and Peel swath business, with references to a teaching role and a sorority.
Unclear text describes a wedding event and courtesy extended to Miss Herring Neites. Notes mention brides, attire described in garbled form, and references to observers or attendants. context remains fragmented with no clear dates or names beyond Miss Herring.
The celebration honored Miss Win Walker and her fiancé Pion Townsley with cohostesses Mrs J B Os trander and Marc Apso. White decor and bite colored accents highlighted the event as guests gathered at the Townsley home. Miss Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wills Wool ker, attended Harvard. Townsley is the son of Mr and Mrs Rey Townsley.
The TOPS group outlines ARD plans and area recognition events. Stes Phpeid Yocapaconel presides over the effort with Paul Walton highlighted as a key figure for the week. Pennye OPS WeEPO and Seas Haden noted in event coverage.
The devotional session at the Assemblies of God chapel featured prayer led by Mrs. Kenneth Taam and Mrs. Benneth Lamb. Mrs. Melvin Hull directed the dismissal prayer. The service announced a Bible hour for children led by Mr. Be Pando and noted the next service at 9 40 a.m. Thursday.
The night included an initiation ceremony at OFS Chanter unit with Thoredas in attendance. New members Mrs Bennydish and Mrs Nabeeha Tassen were welcomed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hedwine and Mrs Myre dom irk after the event.
Heniette Kis it reports readers question whether men fear aging more than women. A 70 year old writes that changing behavior, not gray hair, alters others' attitudes. A 72 year old husband resents age labeling while a doctor notes women adapt better to aging challenges.
Miss Kathy Sue Burgess and Elbert L Hyman Jr exchange vows at 7:30 p.m. June 18 in First Baptist Church Olton officiated by Rev. Bob Schmeltekopf. Attendants included Eulinda Dyer, Charles Smith, Linda Waldrop, Sherry Burgess, and Janice Burgess. The bride wore silk Chantilly lace gown with a Watteau train and carried white orchids and stephanotis. Best man was Lewis Hyman. groomsmen Fred Burgess and Joe Bob Smith. Reception followed. couple to reside in Olton with plans for Colorado wedding trip and both families listed.
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