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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
7
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A July wedding is set for McCary and Austin with Miss Austin a graduate of a local school and her fiancé from the same community. The ceremony will take place in Littlefield with families and friends attending.
The notice states Miss Harmon will marry Irvin Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Johnson, with the ceremony planned for 1959. The fragment mentions changes in wedding announcements and a newspaper note from New York, alongside unrelated data about paper production reports.
Linda Draper served as maid of honor and Linda Robins as bridesmaid at the Edmonson Baptist Church ceremony. The couple, from Plainview, plans Colorado travel after a Plainview High School background and work at Cloverlake Creamery.
Lorinda Blaine Pickens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Troy N Pickens, is engaged to Michael Paul Herman III of Cape Coral Florida. Miss Pickens, a Ion High School and Central Tech Electronics School graduate, studied at Texas Tech. Fiancee is a Central Tech graduate employed by Vitra Corp at Fort Walton. Wedding set for September 1 at St Josephs Catholic Church.
Hospital administrators confront a nursing shortage and uneven task assignments as registered nurses perform nonclinical duties. Dr. Samuel J. Gelman and Joseph B. Smatens argue in Modern Hospital that many outpatient tasks could be done by trained non RNs, freeing RNs for clinical care.
A Plainview wedding at First Methodist Chapel united Linda Caudle and James R. McGregor with plans for a Lubbock home. The event featured Miss Linda Caudle as organist and a wedding party including Matron of Honor Mrs. James R. McGregor and attendants Ann Castleberry and Betty Caudle.
Miss Hughes and Lonnie Lewis Holman exchanged wedding vows at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Methodist Church. The bride wore a white satin gown with soap-point robe and carried aqua flowers. the bridesmaids wore navy blue suits with white accessories and white orchids. The couple will reside in Lubbock where the bride is a graduate of Draughon’s Business College Midland and the groom is employed with Godwins Shows Inc.
Hatla and Rex Joseph Kitten were married at St Marys Catholic Church on Wednesday. Rev Msgr T D OBrien officiated with acolytes Kenny Kitten and Joe Bob Bednarz. Bride Luddy Hatla wore silk organza and lace with a chapel train, bouquet of butterfly roses and a white orchid. Attendants wore organdy gowns. bride's brother Luddy Hatla Jr. gave her away.
The WSCS monthly luncheon featured devotional led by Mrs. M. S. Lane and group singing led by Mrs. Clarence Cains with piano accompaniment by Mrs. George Eripp y. The session focused on illustrating religious attitudes for solving everyday problems. the next meeting is set for July 2.
A Methodist Church ceremony in Elizabethtown joined the bride and groom with family and friends. The event followed by a reception at the country club and a series of alumnae and sorority activities. Notable attendees included Mrs. S. B. Elizabethton, Jacqueline Sterner, and Miss Susan Elliott. guests traveled from Dallas, Kilgore, Dumas, and other Texas towns. The couple plan to reside at 31M130th St after a Florida trip.
Lubbockites gather for a family reunion including Mrs Im Don Boyd and children and Mrs Alford with chief Mr Hurry Denton among attendees. The event highlights kinship ties and community fellowship in Lubbock.
Mrs. Beller poy and Mrs James Hel hosted a luncheon Saturday at the Lubh vaantry Chis. An arrangement of American Teiuly roses and carnations carried the wedding colors of band ret Mares were asked for att and was hostess all was china.
Authors argue that many women employed as secretary technicians are not nurses but can handle essential administrative duties after brief in service training. They emphasize that nonnurses perform ample clerical work now done by nurses, while professional nursing staff focus on patient care.
Summer wedding plans announced for Arveta Ann Rockwith and Melvin Haun at First Church of Gel. The ceremony set for 2 30 pm Sunday with vows at Advent Christian Church. Other couple Mire Brnoks Hilliard and Judith Ann Parks Sr announce engagement with Pulaski Virginia links.
A July Reader's Digest piece reprinted by popular request discusses if chastity is outdated. It presents arguments like “yet perfectly safe” and notes shifting views on sexual standards.
Linda Kay Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Goodnight and Aubrey K Terrell son of Mrs K Terrell and the late K Terrell were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church in Memphis The Rev J B E tor presided Organist Nancy Hinds and Paul Hancock provided music The bride wore a silk organza gown re embroidered with Alencon lace The bride was given in marriage by her father Miss Paul Bearden of Paducah was maid of honor Bridesmaids Beverly Wilkinson and Cathe Smith Flower girl Sisam Cassi The John Cassiely presented as news Seven attendants and ushers included Don Rigers and Calvin M Jackson After September 1 the couple will live at Canyon and plan travels to Colorado
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Maybelle and a daughter with uncertain relationships to a man named Morgan. The text is insufficient to confirm events, places, or dates.
Members of the Jolly Grandmothers Club gathered Thursday in Monterey Center for a piano presentation hosted by Mrs Lofton Burnette and Mes Pout Barrier. Attendees included Melvin C. Robertson, Lon Fikes, and other tea guests. Baltimore page later notes Mrs Bessie Parksin arranged boxing club memberships for neighborhood boys, who became Yorkshire schoolboy champions.
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