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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1960

Page

6

IS Assistant Coordinator Outlines Mutual Security Problems

J M Wilson Jr assistant coordinator for mutual security spoke at the Lubbock Country Club detailing three main international threats: the communist threat, Soviet capabilities, and awakening undeveloped countries as fertile fields. He urged a public capital driven development plan combining investment private initiative and technical programs.

J. M. Wilson Jr Washington,d.c Lubbock League of Women Voters Lubbock Country Club Wilson Washington United States Lubbock Odessa National League of Women Voters

Aquamarine and bloodstone birthstones gain fashion push

March birthstones aquamarine and bloodstone are highlighted for courage and color. Aquamarine, mined in Brazil, Madagascar and the United States, ranges from pale blue to green and was believed to protect sailors. The bloodstone features dark green jasper with red inclusions and is popular in men’s jewelry.

Weeny Wey Brazil Madagascar United States Peru South America

Community organizations and meetings listed for Lubbock area

A schedules list notes multiple events around Lubbock including United Daughters of Confederacy at Mrs IW A McPherson 1919 10th St, Flower Show School at St Luke's Church, Needle Club meetings, several church ladies Bible classes, Meadowbrook and Caprock Hotel groups, Hillcrest Country Club Ladies Assembly, and other social clubs with times ranging from 3 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. Seekers for community participation with locations such as 221 2nd St, 2711 21st St, and Broadway area venues.

Stephen W. Wilkinson United Daughters of Confederacy IW. A. McPherson 10Th St

Group Studies Luke at Forrest Heights Church

The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Forrest Heights Methodist Church studied the Book of Luke at 9 20 a m Tuesday. Mrs L M Chapman presented pictures and biographies of the disciples and introduced Luke s Portrait of Christ.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Forrest Heights Methodist Church L. M. Chapman Luke Christ Charles M. On Jessie Lowell Joe. Ross Earl Hostick Fred Weems

Centenarians Contradict Posture of Perpetual Calm

A reflection on how even centenarians show stubborn opinions and resistance to change, challenging the stereotype of elderly equanimity. The passage weighs how aging individuals may exhibit anger, objection to new ideas, and humor about their own flaws.

Navy Mothers Club Meeting Plans Luncheon and Robe Drive

Mrs Jack Durham presided at the South Plains Navy Mothers Club meeting in the Naval Training Center at 2 30 p m Tuesday Mary Celene Klein visited The next meeting will hold a covered dish luncheon and members will sew knee robes for hospitalized veterans The gathering is set for 10 30 a m March 22 in the Training Center.

Jack Durham South Plains Navy Mothers Club Naval Training Center Mary Celene Klein Training Center

Zeta State Day events planned by Lubbock Alumnae in Austin

JETA TAU ALPHA Alumnae invite members to Zeta State Day in Austin on March 26 at Westwood Country Clubhouse. Activities include a morning workshop, noon luncheon with UT official Ray Farabee speaking, and a 2 p.m. reunion. Reservations cost 3 dollars to Mrs. John Hornaday. A party at MacKenzie Park follows.

Jeta Tau Alpha Austin Bob Wells Lubbock Ray Farabee University of Texas Westwood Country Clubhouse John Hornaday Enfield St

Flower Show School Continues At St Luke's Church

Seventy three people registered for the Flower Show School session at St Luke's Methodist Church under the Lubbock Council of Garden Clubs sponsorship. The program begins at 9 a.m with guest lecturer Mrs Jason Robberson of Amarillo who will demonstrate flower arranging. Examinations for credit will be given Wednesday. Lunch is provided by the Women's Society of Christian Service.

St. Luke's Methodist Church Lubbock Snyder el Paso Jason Robberson Amarillo Harold Kelley Flower Show School Pat Ridge Overton Parlent-Teacher Association Woman's Society of Christian Service J. A. Kendall Arlington

Lanners Make Friends NEA Personal Call Etiquette

A brief note urges starting a personal phone conversation with hello followed by identification to establish courtesy and clarity in neighborly or organizational outreach.

Friendly Members Meet at Mrs Temple Home

Mrs Temple hosted a Friendly Members gathering at her home 3209 Avenue with a demonstration on plastic flower making by Mrs Dick Scott. Guests included Mrs Crem en Mrs Griffin Mrs James Long of Pensacola Fla and Mrs Scott. Mrs Booth will host the group at 7 30 p m March 21.

Dick Scott Robert Temple Ave Mmes. D. L. Cremeen Hugh Griffin James Long Pensacola, Fla Scott Joe Booth 31St St

Pioneer Needle Club Meeting Scheduled for April 12

Mrs Elmer Conley of 4907 W 16th St hosted the Pioneer Needle Club at 3 p m Tuesday with Mrs Earl Hunt as co hostess. The next meeting will be at 3 p m April 12 with Mrs Bob Crump of Shallowater as host and Mrs Willie Thomas as co host.

Elmer Conley 16Th St Pioneer Needle Club Earl Hunt Bob Crump Shallowater Willie Thomas

Style Show Sponsored by Women’s Committee at Lubbock Hotel

An Irene style fashion show sponsored by the Women’s Committee of the Hoan Institute opens at the Lubbock Hotel. Godwin’s provided sponsorship with narration by Mrs. Billy Jones. Music by Mrs. J. W. Trainham accompanies models Miss Joy Lambert, Beth Cramer, Ruth Graham, Ellen Mae, Janelle Well, Bonnie Reeves, Dorris Maxey, Sarah Wood, O’Ber a Breland, Donna Erdwurm, and Suzanne Johnson.

Society Elects Delegates To Council Meet

St Elizabeth's Rosary-Altar Society elected delegates to the deanery meeting of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women on March 24 in Littlefield. Mrs L G Schroeder presided. Delegates include Mmes Ellington Barbour Schumacher Peters. alternates Mmes Starkey Mallow Shambeck Schroeder. A rummage sale is planned March 26 and 27.

St. Elizabeth's

Mrs Thiel Conducts Newcomers Meeting at Lubbock Club

Newcomers luncheon and bridge were hosted at the Lubbock Country Club Tuesday with Mrs. Robert Thiel in charge. Winners included James A. Bennett, Albert Symes, Charles Clary, Ray Billingsley, Lindsey Penix, and Ray Oldham. canasta prizes went to B. J. Thiel, R. W. Thiel, and Russell Lane. Monte Page Jr. will host the next venue at 1 p.m. March 22.

Lubbock Country Club Robert Thiel Thiel Gene Nixon Mmes James A. Bennett Albert Symes Charles Clary Ray Billingsley Lindsey Penix Ray Oldham B. J. Thiel R. W. Thiel Russell Lane Ons Monte Page Jr

Two Groups Elect Officers in Local Chapter Meetings

Mrs. DeAlva Roberts was elected president of Chapter CG PEO at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Ira Williams. Other officers include Mrs. G P Russell as vice president and Miss Frances Wilson recording secretary. In a separate meeting, Lubbock Alumnae Chapter of Delta Zeta elected Sylvia Marliner president and filled secretary treasurer and Lamp editor posts. Attendees planned a March 21 meeting at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse and noted delegates attending the Dallas state convention.

DeAlva Roberts P.E.O Ira Williams 20Th St G. P. ‘Russell Frances Wilson Jack Coats Gene Shelden Russell Denison W. L. Corlin Harlan Fisk Lubbock Delta Zeta Clayton S. Valder 54Th St Merleara Sylvia Marliner W. R. DeSpain W. H Coulter Lamp

OES In Clovis Will Honor Two Officers

Eastern Stars of Keystone Chapter plan a visit by Worthy Grand Matron Madeline B McCarter Silver City and Worthy Grand Patron Henry B McCarter Roswell. Grand officers and out of town guests expected for the event at the Masonic Hall starting 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Frank Joplin and Robert Taylor presenting.

Clovis N.M Keystone Madeline B. McCarter Silver City Henry B.mccarter Roswell Masonic Hall P.m Frank Joplin Robert Taylor

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Wagteeg Margaret Turner Europe New York City National Design Center Associates of Lubbock Curtatian College LCC St. Luke's [Methodist Church J Lane Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club D.m Slide Rd C. J. Wagner Broadway Lubbock Country Club Women's Assn Meadowbrook Women's Golf Assn Caprock Hotel Hillcrest Country Club Mackenzie Rainbow Assembly Mackenzie Masonic Hall Lucky 13 Needle Club Walter Clark 21St St College Avenue Church of Christ Ladies Church of Christ Ladies Bible Vandella John W. Shaw Dorcas Welfare Society Seviens Day Adventist Welfare Center Fe Church of Christ Ladies Church Sisterhood of Shaareth Israel Houstmann Hall NAVY Dunlap's PERM Lupa Howard Doughty MacKenzie Park C. Truman S. Bray L. B. Bray 26Th St McMillan Air Force Base Sacramento Calif Society Mrs. Thiel OES America Brest Zenith Sunshine Fringe Lock Tone Centre Rune Space Command Moos Fairmart Monterey Center Optical CO DIAL Maidenform Kitten the Bra Ster
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