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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
6
A survey of 1,360 responses shows U S teen-age girls hosted about 13 million major parties last year averaging 28 guests and costing $23.7 million while mothers and teens emphasize meals and foods reflecting nutrition knowledge.
Signa Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Wayne Lybeckers home for a model meeting welcoming one transferee and two rushees. Plans for a children's style show at 7:00 p.m. were discussed. Officiants attended from the American Legion Auxiliary and Hodges Community Center. Officers to be elected at the next meeting. John Opryshek presented Nature's Landscape with music from Grand Canyon Suite. Cook tips advise low cheese temperatures to avoid stringiness.
The American Legion Auxiliary Department of Texas Junior Forum convenes Saturday at George S Berry Post Home in Lubbock area. Anna Jane Hardy presides with colors by Shirley and Kathy Wylie, pledge by Cathy Cone, and a preamble reading by Cathy Stoerner as guests including district and department leaders are introduced. An initiation by unit 260 Plainview follows, with a junior team and amillary members presenting skits and a lunch. Three state officers assist, with Kathy and Linda Derrick among junior officers, workshops close the forum, and a district citation presentation concludes the day.
Mrs. Jo Nunnery and Mrs. L A Harral hosted a noon luncheon at the Johnson House honoring Linda McPhaul bride elect of Robert Davis of Austin. Fourteen guests attended with special guests including the bride’s grandmother Mrs. C L Garrigues of Slaton and her mother Mrs. J D McPhaul. The couple plan to wed April 25 at Broadway Church of Christ.
Dr. Willal Vauchn Tinsley, dean of Texas Tech School of Home Economics, leads THEA delegation at the Texas Home Economics Association meeting in Dallas. More than 400 attend as he discusses the professional role of college chapters and delivers a college representatives address at the Statler Hilton.
Tim McEndree and Gail Stofel pledged double ring wedding vows at Memorial Baptist Church at 500 p.m. on February 26. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Marcella Richardson of Paducah, wed Tim, son of Mrs. ROO Brough of Avro Grande, California, and W. J. McEndree of Portales, New Mexico. The ceremony featured Miss Gail Stofel in pale blue satin and chantilly lace, with bridesmaid Mrs. Betty Richardson and best man Tom Sappington of Levelland. The couple will reside in Levelland following a wedding supper.
The Brownfield Future Homemakers of America chapter reports Captain Carroll Johnson confirming delivery of school supplies collected by FHA members from Terry County for Vietnamese children.
The Friends of the Library board includes Mrs. John M. Farley as president and Mrs. Frank Todd as secretary with Garth English as treasurer and Mrs. Fred Rigby as vice president. Other members are Mrs. Ivy Savage Charlies Wa ters Mrs. James A. Rushing O. W. Scott Jr. Mrs. J. E. Baker John Scoggins and Mrs. Charles Collins. The slate was elected at a luncheon Tuesday at the In Town Inn. The article notes the last successful invasion of England was William the Conqueror in 1066.
A youthfully styled profile highlights a feather-weight Lycra bond garment with fully adjustable stretch straps for comfort. Available in pink mist blue mist beige and other color options with size range including 32.
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