Red Cross Drives and Knit Room Work Spotlighted
Red Cross activities continue at the production center with about 30 flags prepared for the War Fund drive. The knitting room urges yarn garments by March 13 and asks women to donate unfinished pieces and unmarked yarn. Jewelry drives sponsored by the Gubbock Woman's club aim to aid overseas, while surgical dressings demand remains strong. Junior Red Cross members and Boy Scouts plan to collect last year’s posters and literature, with volunteers named for the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redross Productiin
Avack
P. Posey
Red Cross
Ubbock Woman's Club
Hub Homes Women Plan Classes and Child Party
Women living in Hub homes arranged classes to be held Tuesday and Thursday at 1 15 PM in No 503 home counselors unit with Mrs R A Burford teaching sewing furniture redecorating meal planning and garden work A children’s party for ages four to six was held in the project assembly room with ten youngsters present plus an engagement announcement for Anna Louise Dean and Monda E Horton Jr to marry in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Homes
Home Counselors Unit
R. A. Burford
Hub Homes Project
W. R. Dean
Thirty-third Street
Anna Louise Dean
Monda E. Horton, Jr
Marianna
Fla
Earl Horton
Apri
Shangri La Santha Plans Spring Ceremonial Event
Shangri La Santha met in K P hall to outline a spring ceremonial on April 14. A banquet will honor members and candidates with guests from Weehita Falls and Lamesa. Mrs. J D Lawson received a vase for lodge books, and Mrs. F H Bergman was named year reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangri-La
Santha
K-P Hall
Weehita Falls
Lamesa
J. D. Lawson
F. H Bergman
J. B. McManus
Hub Lee
J. B
Planting Time Guidance For English Peas And Vegetables
County agent Clara Pratt outlines English pea planting from February 15 to March 15 by location, with two rows per furrow and 8 to 10 inch furrows. She notes onion plants for spring, succession of greens, and tomato seeds started in boxes for May planting. adds frame garden tips and a living location note about Paramushiro in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Pratt
A & M College
J. C. Standford
Southwest Ward
F. M. Robertson
Broad View Club
Avenue Q
Intermediate Class Adopts a Girl From Milam Orphanage
The First Methodist intermediate Sunday School department met at 1809 Main Friday night to select a girl their age from Mrs. Milam's orphanage to adopt this year. Betty Pool read The Colored Lady at the Telephone. Janice Lindsey played Hungary. Athaleen Allen played Largo. Myriam Kelso read Always Here to the Rescue. Eugenia Luker sang Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer. Others present were Billie Jo Stevens Patsy Felty Phyllis Chambers Patsy Lee Keith Joan Murphy and sponsor Mrs O C Monk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Intermediate
Myriam Louise Kelso
Main
Eugenia Luker
Billie Jo Stevens
Patsy Felty
Phyllis Chambers
Patsy Lee Keith
Joan Murphy
Carolyn Lockhart
O. C. Monk
Fellowship Class Has Supper Party at First Methodist Church
A covered dish supper for the Parents class of First Methodist church was held in Fellowship hall Friday night with ligustrum sprays nandinas and ivy decorating the table. Marvin Miller was toastmaster and prizes went to Rev and Mrs Duane Bruce Miss Margaret Lindsey and Leonard Latch. Attending were Mr and Mrs W H Lindsey and family, Jean Lindsey B P Millsap and son, Mrs Ruth Powell and son, Mrs W D Hardy and children, Mr and Mrs John L King and son, Mr and Mrs C K Cox, and guests Mr and Mrs C W Trippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Marvin Miller
Jean Lindsey
B. P Millsap
Ruth Powell
W. D. Hardy
John L. King and Son
C. K. Cox
C. W. Trippe
Lubbock Composers and Authors club meeting set
Members are asked to attend a meeting in Friendship hall at First Presbyterian church Monday night at 8 o clock. J M Hall president says the session will elect a secretary and treasurer to fill unexpired terms and will include criticism and evaluation of original member work.
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Lubbock
Community Center Schedule Outlined by Women’s Federation
The Community Center hosts weekly programs under Church Women’s Federation leadership. Mrs. L. P. Gilbert is general chairman with events led by Mrs. John Powers and others. Last week’s attendance ranged from 2 to 26 across Girl Scouts, Good News club, Bible study, Mother’s club, nursery care, Well Baby clinic, and open house nights coordinated by affiliated churches and federation officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women's Federation
Community Cener
L. P. Gilbert
John Powers
J. B. Rhodes
C. C. Longabaugh
Junior Welfare League
Federation
Charles Ross
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
W. L. Hester
G. P. Kuykendall
H. J. Jarett
Transportation
Miss Steele Weds John Bass in Anton
Miss Johnnye Aldeana Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs John Steele of Levelland and John Bass Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Bass of Lubbock were married last Sunday at the Primitive Baptist church in Anton Elder H G Richards officiated in a double rings ceremony The bride a Levelland High School graduate attended Hardin Simmons University a year and was in nurses training at Lubbock General Hospital The groom a Lubbock High School graduate works at Browns Shoe shop Buy A War Bond TODAY.
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Johnnye Aldeana Steele
John Steele
Levelland
John Bass
Lubbock
Primitive Baptist Church
Anton
H. G. Richards
Levelland High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Lubbock General Hospital
Lubbock High School
Brown's Shoe Shop
Las Cruces Girl Weds A C Hackey At Chapel
Miss Mary Ruth Simpson of Las Cruces N M married A C Ralph R Hackey of Palacios in a double ring ceremony at the post chapel Lubbock Army Airfield Miss Simpson was given in marriage by her father and the bride’s mother attended as guest Mrs Glenn Ratliff of Las Cruces served as matron of honor with A C Edward T Hollum as best man Chaplain John W Sloan officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
A-C Hackey
Lubbock Army Airfield
Mary Ruth Simpson
T. L. Simpson
Las Cruces, N. M
Ralph R. Hackey
Palacios
Glenn Ratliff
Edward T. Hollum
John W. Sloan
Brownie Troop 29 Plans Pin Ceremony at Wilson School
Brownie Troop 29 at Wilson School held a pin ceremony on Friday February 25. Participating girls included Sue Evans Ginger Cecil Sarah Ann Wiley Carol Jean Delaney Mary Beth Butler Patty Jane Hill Patricia Harrell Kay Harrison Barbara Jane Aufill Janice Newsome Carolyn Norman and Anne Katherine Stalnaker. Leaders are Mesdames H J Matejowsky H T Wiley and C G Decker.
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Wilson School
Sue Evans
Ginger Cecil
Sarah Ann Wiley
Carol Jean Delaney
Mary Beth Butler
Patty Jane Hill
Patricia Harrell
Kay Harrison
Barbara Jane Aufill
Janice Newsome
Carolyn Norman
Anne Katherine Stalnaker
Mesdames H. J. Matejowsky
H. T. Wiley
C. G. Decker
Wisconsin Campaign Planned For Stassen
Supporters of Harold E. Stassen plan an active campaign before the Wisconsin primary on April 4. Senator Ball and Gov. Edward J. Thye will lead efforts with two speeches scheduled for March 13 in Madison and March 14 in Milwaukee.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Madison
Milwaukee
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Edward J. Thye
Stassen
Ball
Con stitutions Presented At SPAAFies Meet
Books containing the new SPAAFies constitution and by laws were given to members at the USC on Friday afternoon. A game of identifying was played and the high score prize awarded to Mrs Ralph Keeton by hostess Mrs J W Kliewer. On March 17 members will work at Red Cross production rooms 1605 Avenue J with hostess Mrs R L Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaaf- Ies Club
USC
Ralph Keeton
J. W. Kliewer
Red Cross
Avenue J
R. L. Johns
Chiropractor Treatment Ends Epilepsy Spell Breakthrough
A young man aged 18 with treatment resistant epilepsy found relief after April 1 spinal adjustments by a chiropractor. Since starting care his epileptic seizures ceased and his overall health and outlook have markedly improved.
Chorea Case History Shares Recovery After Adjustments
A nine year old boy with long illness history, starting with rheumatismal edema and fever, developed chorea at seven. Chiropractic spinal analysis found nerve pressure from birth trauma. After several adjustments he returned to school, gained weight, and has remained well.
What is Chiropractic Plainly Explained
Chiropractic is presented as based on brain energy powering the body. Nerves radiate from the spine and vertebrae can pinch them. chiropractors locate interference and adjust it to restore energy flow to affected parts.
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Rollo Henry
Newell Baldwin
Don Holton
Morris Crawford
Dick Sraith
Sam Davis
Marvin Lee Jones
Glen Dale Wall
Bob Schmidt
Roy George
Shangri-La Santha
Paramushiro
Pacific
Weer
Mateh
Tirele
Fashionette
Pump
Hanna-Pope & Co
Miss Steele
Brownie Troop
Bonn
Spaaf-Ies
Ldeen Cit
Chorea
Chiropractic
Chiropractic Clinic
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