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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1963

Page

9

Rector Will Be Guest Speaker at Women’s Meeting

The Women of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church meet at 10 a.m. today at Mrs. Mark Hailey's home 3302 43rd St. The Rev. Charles Fish rector of St. Mark's on the Mesa Albuquerque N M will discuss three years as a missionary in Costa Rica. A covered dish luncheon follows.

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church Mark Hailey 43Rd St Charles Fish St. Mark’s On the Mesa Albuquerque N. M Costa Rica

Mrs Terry Small Shower Honoree

Mrs Terry Small was honored with a surprise layette shower at the home of Mrs Robert Rowse with sixty five guests. Hostesses included Mrs Roy Neagle Mrs Roy Sharp Mrs Bob Gregory and Mrs Ardis Montgomery. The centerpiece featured a white stork statue surrounded by pink candles and carnations. A white baby tree stood on the register table with pink flowers. The Avalanche Journal notes the event occurred Tuesday night at 3504 49th St and praises the clock clocked bathroom noise reduction from the installation.

Terry Small Robert Rowse 49Th St Roy Neagle Roy Sharp Bob Gregory Ardisi Heloise Montgomery

South Plains Navy Mothers Club Meets

South Plains Navy Mothers Club, with 21 members, met Tuesday morning at the Allen Brothers American Legion Hall. Mrs. E G Wylie presided as commander, nominating committee members were selected, and the group scheduled a luncheon outing for March 26 at 10 30 a.m.

South Plains Navy Allen Brothers American Legion Hall W. E.thornton G. C. Nieman E. G. Wylie Mmes Jack Durham Co. B. Vancleeve T. C. Worsham Hi. G. Higgins W. E. Klein

Bandages Made by Club Members at Alethean Meeting

Alethean Service and Social Club met with Mrs. J. W. Chapman for a Monday program. Mrs. B. M. Hicks gave a devotional and Mrs. Mike Fry led a prayer. Members made bandages for the American Cancer Society. Fifteen members attended the program and social hour.

Alethean Service J. W. Chapman 24Th St

Mrs Newton Gives HD Club Program

Fourteen members of the Carlisle Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday with Mrs. A. J. Strader. Roll call was answered with My Favorite Costume. Mrs. A. FE. Newton gave a program on basic dresses and accessories. Mrs. Benny Hagens of Cooper modeled and the club will meet March 26 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Wesley Byrom.

Carlisle Home A. J. Strader A. FE. Newton Benny Hagens Cooper Wesley Byrom

Dortha Guest Elected Society President in Dental Assistants Group

Dortha Guest named president of the South Plains District Dental Assistants Society at a downtown meeting. James Oliver will be president-elect, Raymond Owens secretary-treasurer, and Loraine Dykes recording secretary. Installation set for 7 30 p.m. April 8 at Troy's Restaurant. Dr and Mrs Glenn Steiner showed color slides from a Europe trip.

South Plains District Dental Assistants Society Reddy Room Mmes Dortha Guest James Oliver Raymond Owens Loraine Dykes Troy’s Glenn Steiner Europe

Annual Style Show Planned By Chapter

One hundred models will display spring fashions at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority style show in the Tulsa High School auditorium. H. M. Baggarly plays organ, Dr. Roy A. McCasland acts as master of ceremonies, and proceeds benefit the Tulsa Girl Scouts. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50c for children. The theme is Rhan sody of Fashion with a Viennese ballroom stage.

Tulsa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Tulsa High School H. M. Baggarly Roy A. McCasland Tulsa Girl Scouts Girl Scouts

Unclear text on museum paintings exhibit

Fragmentary OCR mentions paintings and a joint event this afternoon at a venue, with references to a Rabbi Aloe and Kline eraieeter. Details are garbled, making exact titles, names, and location uncertain.

Rabbi Aloe Vises

Asbury WSG Begins Study at Asbury Methodist Church

The Wesleyan Service Guild of Asbury Methodist Church met Monday in the Fellowship Hall for a covered dish supper. Hostesses were Mrs A W Brock and Mrs George Tyson. Mrs L K Settle gave the invocation. Mrs Ian Moore led the program reviewing the rim of East Asia. Twenty one members attended. Next meeting is April 11 with program A Sign Unto You led by Mrs Earl Louder. Meeting at 7 pm will start with a covered dish meal.

Wesleyan Service Guild Asbury Methodist’ Church Fellowship Hall A. W. Brock George Tyson L. KK Settle Ian Moore East Asia Earl Louder

Miss Critchfield to Marry Roy Jones

Olton announces the engagement of Nancy June Critchfield to Roy Neal Jones of Olton. Vows set for April 7 at the First Methodist Church. Nancy June, a 1961 Olton High School graduate, will join Roy, a 1960 graduate, at Texas Tech after attending South Plains College.

Olton Tom Critchfield Rt. 4 Nancy June Roy Neal Jones Pauline Jones J.C. Jones First Methodist Church Miss Critchfield Olton High School F Hiance Texas Tech Jones South Plains College Levelland

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