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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
8
Ruby Osborn surveys homemaker topics from Lenten meal planning and economical options to spring fashion trends. Readers learn about versatile meals with eggs pork fish and fresh produce, plus gold chain belts, worn accessories, and era styling cues.
Patricia McCormack profiles Mrs. Webster Jones Hite wife of a college president. She shares strategies for handling receiving lines noting three common patterns and the social dynamics faced by those hosting or attending gatherings.
Report details bridal showers for Miss Martha Copeland who will wed Mike Gowen March 28 at Church of Christ in Tulsa. Several hostesses and out of town guests are listed, with table settings described. Other showers honor Marilye Davies, bride-elect of James Temple, and wedding vows set for March 28 in Rowman Chapel, with plans and attendees noted.
A spring themed rehearsal dinner honored Miss Sally Camille Parks and fiancé John Paul King. Guests included the bride’s and groom’s families, with parents Mrs. J. J. Parks and Mr. K. M. King attending. The couple plans a 7 30 p.m. ceremony at St Luke's Methodist Church and will reside at their home afterward.
The Caldwell Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. JO Hogan on Rt 2. Visitors included Mrs. E.1 Exum, Mrs. John Ford, and Mrs. Simmy Hogan. Mrs. Henry led the program on Things to be done with your hands with crewel embroidery demonstrations.
Calendar item notes a music roundtable event titled Shangri la Santhe at Nomads of Bais with listed groups and chapter names. The fragmentary text mentions various organizations and a Turkish export reference, but most details are obscured.
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