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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
9
Heloise explains how to revive mahogany and other wooden bowls that become sticky by using vegetable oil. Detergents from minerals should not mix with wood care. wipe the surface with oil to restore the finish and prevent further sticking.
Plainview special: Miss Jap Miller and Jimmy Darrell Frye married at 8 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church. Dr. A Hope Owen of Wayland College officiated. The couple plans a trip to Cowles New Mexico and will reside at 409 Lexington Street Plainview. Both are Plainview High graduates.
Littlefield hosts a hospitality house for old-timers during the golden anniversary celebration. The site is the Pioneer Natural Gas Co offices on Phelps Avenue. Oklahoma Avenue Club and Sunnydale H D Club organize events July 2 to July 6 with coffee provided. retailers close for the Fourth of July but hospitality services stay open.
A childlike narrator jokes about grown up fashion trends and laments mothers chasing fads. She boasts she is more chic than adults, claiming to be ahead of fashion with rompers, bloomers, and yoke backs while poking fun at adult coffee klatsch conversations.
Navy Mothers Club 341 met Tuesday morning at the Allen Brothers American Legion Home for business. Mrs. Sherman Pierce chaired, with 12 members and guest Miss Karen Sue Worsham in attendance. The club will not meet during July and August and resumes September 10, with hostesses Mrs. Pierce Mrs. FE W. Sadler and Mrs. A. D. Smalley. Also includes cleaning and cooking tips from the paper.
Sandra Wolff praised as coffee honoree and bride-elect in Abernathy home Tuesday morning. Charles Lindsey honored with a mother-daughter seated gift. Mrs. Leo Ionesko hosted with Mrs. W. A. Goeth assisting. Silver and crystal gifts include a dressing table mirror. The couple will wed July 28 at Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Miss Virginia Sue Parsons daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Parsons received appointment to the Grand Executive Committee of the Grand Assembly of Order of Rainbow Girls for one year at the Assembly in Houston June 17 19. Parsons graduated from Levelland High School and attends South Plains College and is a member of Levelland Assembly 118.
A practical guide suggests performing silver polishing while seated to protect a dress. It also advises tying a long plastic strip around the waist as a shield, then washing the plastic with soap or detergent, rinsing with clear water, and hanging it to dry.
Helen Hanelle Beasley and James Leonard Ritter Jr. wed at Seth Ward Baptist Church in Plainview officiated by Rev. W. P. Bryan. The bride wore a nylon lace gown. attendants included her sister as maid of honor and several named friends. reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. couple plans to reside in Plainview with the bride a Plainview High School senior and Ritter employed in Ritter Food Stores.
Members of the Golden Spread Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association convened at 2510 Marlboro Drive for a salad supper hosted by Mrs. L. M. Brown. Attendees included Mrs. Carolyn Rainwater, Mae Dane, Rosemary Nelms, Mattie Mae Newton, Irma Boeing, and Karla Christie of Sherman, with Newton and Boeing also from New Braunfels. A nominating committee was elected and the next meeting is set for July 22 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Brown’s home for an ice cream supper for families.
A Tuesday morning Coffee at 3310 23rd St honors Miss Ann Strain bride elect of Dub Hoffman. Hostesses include Mrs Cecil Cagle Mrs E R McCune Mrs E V Middleton and O L Nislar Sr. Eastland relatives attend. Wedding set for Friday night at First Christian Church.
Mrs Royce Turnbow demonstrated inserting a zipper at the Carlisle Home Demonstration Club meeting at the Community House. Mrs A E Newton spoke on necklines. Mrs George Best led the business session and a food auction followed. Refreshments served to 13 members and one guest Mrs D E Visage from Shaio water. The group plans a July 5 meeting for a clean up day. Before sewing plastic material rub talcum on the needle to prevent sticking.
Slice three cucumbers paper thin then salt and soak in ice water two hours. Drain press dry and mix with sugar salt mustard onion cider vinegar sour cream. Garnish with paprika and serve eight.
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