Sigma Alpha Alpha initiates three new members at KoKo Inn
Texas Alpha Alpha Chapter conducts initiation of three new members at KoKo Inn area. Mrs. Billy Meeks presides, Norma Russell Ina Sex and Mrs. Howard Bail listed as members. A candlelight seating features white carnations and blue candles, with flowers and pins presented by Mrs. Donald Tankersley and Mrs. Marlin Rogers. Hair fashion program by Reva Flake and Nancy Carter of Wiig Imports. Next meeting set for Sept. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Alpha Alpha
Sigma Alpha
KoKo Inn
T -Area
Billy Meeks
Norma Russell
Ina Sex
Howard
Bail
Tion
Donald Tankersley
Marlin Rogers
Reva Flake
Nancy Carter
Wiig Imports, Inc
No Time for Neuroses These Wives Find Self-Reliance
Joyce Gabriel profiles three Wofac Corporation wives in Moorestown New Jersey who manage five day separations from husbands on business travel. They create routines, pursue activities, and read to stay engaged, proving independence and mutual support without idle gossip or neuroses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gabriel
NEW York
NEA
Betty Friedan
Wofac Corporation
Moorestown
N.J
Woface Management
Diane Thompson
Cleone Byrne
Dolores Roginski
Chicago
Dolores
Cleone
Diane
Chamber of Commerce
Odessa Meet Invites Swimmers for One Day Invitational
Wimming Team 1 Odessa Meet features 28 swimmers and coach McNally at Sherwood Pool, facing West Texas and eastern New Mexico teams. Lubbock Swim Club honors cap off with 21 firsts 16 seconds 23 thirds at Amarillo Junior Olympics. Club sets July 12 deadline for entries for July 19 meet at K Nipp Pool 46th St and Ave U. contact McNally Pugh at Lubbock Swim Club for details.
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Wenty
McNally
Will Ypete
West
New Mexico
Sherwood Pool
Odes
Lubbock
Amarillo
Fficers
K. Nipp
46Th St
Ave. U. Dups
McNally Pugh
Bride Elect Liss Galloway Honored in Hemphill Gold Room
Wiss Jacinda Galloway of Nene, bride elect of David inter, was honored in Hemphill Gold Room Monterey Inter. Hostesses listed include Clyde Kdsey Jo Nunnery Cecil W att Charles McLaughlin Ear le and Milton Pace. Special guests included Mrs Lev aler Mrs C N Kennon and Charles Healer of Arlington mother grandmother and in law of the groom. Miss Suzan Iddlebrook of Abilene served as brides aid. couple plans to marry in Abilene on ig. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Jacinda Galloway
Nene
David Inter
Hemphilliss Gold
Monterey Inter
Mmnes
Clyde Kdsey
Jo Nunnery
Cecil Watt
Charles McLaughlin
Ear]le
Milton Pace
Levaler
C. N. Kennon
Charles Healer
Arling 4
Suzan Iddlebrook
Abilene
Ig. 19
Miss Susan Jackson Honored at Lubbock Club Luncheon
Bride elect Miss Susan Lynn Jackson of Lawrence M. Cobb of St. Louis was feted with a luncheon at the Lubbock Club on Friday. Guests included her mother Mrs. Samuel G. Jackson and grandmother Mrs. Irma Jackson. Hostess Mrs. James H. Reed. thirteen attendees. Centerpiece of pale pink roses, gift of silver given. Aug. 15 service planned at Bowman Chapel, First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lynn Jackson
Lawrence M. Cobb
St. Louis
Lubbock Club
Samuel G. Jackson
Irma Jackson
James H. Reed
Bowman Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Miss Linda White Honored At Bridesmaid Luncheon
A bridesmaid luncheon Wednesday night honored Miss Linda White ahead of her marriage to Bill Gordon at Broadway Church of Christ Friday. Hostess Mrs. C. L. Storrs, assisted by Mrs. Jack Price and Mrs. Don Hill, welcomed guests including the honoree’s mother Mrs. John B. White and sister in law Mrs. John W. White of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda White
Bill Gordon
Broadway Church of Christ
C. L. Storrs
13Th St
Jack Price
Don Hill
John B. White
John W. White
Austin
Auxiliary Plans July 18 Picnic
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met with Mrs. Bill Powers presiding. Fifteen members attended and planned a family picnic for 7 p.m. July 18 at the K. N. Clapp party house. Hostesses were Mrs. J. H. Ethridge and Mrs. W. W. Clark Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
Bill Powers
K. N. Clapp
J. H. Ethridge
W. W. Clark Jr
Roosevelt Young Homemakers Meet Discusses Food Preservation
The Roosevelt Young Homemakers met Tuesday at the Roosevelt Clubhouse with thirteen members present. Mrs Mildred Patterson presented a program on food preservation methods, and refreshments were served by Mrs Sam Morren and Mrs S N Jones. Mrs C T Bessent gave the devotional. The next meeting is scheduled for July 8 at the Clubhouse to discuss crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Young
Roosevelt
Mildred Patterson
Sam Morren
S. N. Jones
C. T. Bessent
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Lubbock Avalanche
Manhattan
Odessa
Liss Galloway
Miss Jackson
Miss White
Olivia Horn
Nancy Craig Lasley
McMurry College
Hygeia Drinking Water
DIAL
Remington Office Machines
Thomas Bros. Office Supply
PARR
Pancake House
ECU Als
Nat Pedenal Savings and Loan Association
14Th Street
Yee Eek
Courtney
Bassett
Stanley
Brayhill
Queen Millionaire Mattress & Box Springs
King Size
Sleeping Beauty
King Size Millionaire Mattress & Box Springs
Pesvacesonaress
Ewcenes
Wenevevengones Egresseses
Repenecevessecsese
Pulaski
13Th St. & Ave
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