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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
9
A collage of reader queries and Ann Landers style replies covers money quirks in relationships, a fiancée’s erratic behavior, and a daughter's wedding upheaval. The column encourages thoughtful choices, resilience, and self‑improvement amid family drama.
St Patrick's altar Rosary Society met Tuesday night in the church for an election of officers. Mrs Pred Hutarde was named president. Other officers include Mrs Jack Kells, president. Mike Sehovone, treasurer. Doceryt Cousins, secretary. Evin Bhlet, porter. A St Patrick's Day dinner is planned Sunday in the hall. Delegates were appointed to attend the Latbeck Deanery meeting at St Patrick's Catholic Church on April 14. Delegates are Mr Pilly Fields and Mrs Cousins.
The Philos Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Jack Renney with officers named for the new term. President Bobo Moats and Vice President Jerry Pawel head the slate, with treasurer Beat Paws and reporter Tere A Williams. The group planned the next meeting and invited guests.
Caprock Council Girl Scouts sell cookies from Hnow to March 19. Mel Ren Maxwell chairwoman submits three cookie based recipes including brownie mint and vanilla chocolate creme fillings with detailed steps for whipped cream fillings and chocolate ganache.
New York stylist Marc Sinclair rises among young beauticians by advocating practical hairdos over dramatic trends. He rejects salon confessions and insists on fast service with natural, well groomed looks. Sinclair, based at the Pierre Henr, notes most clients prefer daytime styles matching their natural hair and aims for a long lasting, relaxed appearance.
Mrs. Bob Jack Hill was elected president of Alpha Phi alumnae at a Wednesday meeting. New officers include vice president Mrs. Peterson secretary Mrs. Spragueins treasurer Mrs. Robinson and treasurer Mrs. Darby Panhellenic representative Mrs. Rt. Worth Marshall and Mrs. Willam W. Lyall served as co hosts. Other officers include Mrs. A by.
Miss Martha Copeland, bride to be, was feted at a tea in Tul a with hostesses Mrs. Wel idon Gibbs and Mrs. Sydney Barker. Attending were the honoree’s mother Mrs. Harmon Copeland of Tul a and Mrs. 3. C. Gowen, mother of the prospective groom, plus sisters and friends. The event featured pink sweetheart roses and announced the March 28 wedding at the Church of Christ in Tul a.
Mrs Carl Owens presides at a local club meeting held Thursday afternoon. Attendees include neighborhood residents and community members sharing news and updates. The event occurred at a central meeting place with about a dozen participants.
The Ladies Auxiliary gathered Thursday afternoon at the hall to discuss a needlework project for the group. Eighteen members attended with Mrs Myre Martin and Mrs ER Wright hostesses. the next meeting is scheduled for March 26 at the hall.
Mrs Alex McDonald presided over 17 members as she presented a program on Patchin and Piegin quilting. She noted most American quilts are scraps and shared the display of a velvet quilt in her family over 80 years. The next meeting is planned for April 9 at Mrs CoS Williams home.
Shallowater HD Club met Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse presided by Mrs. E L Corley. Twelve members attended a sewing tips demonstration led by Meg Hol Gemry. Mrs. George Left WHARe hosted a session on Fridays wine. Next meeting is March 28 at 2330 a.m. for a book review by Mrs. E B Ham.
Colonial Needle Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. AJL Curtis’s home 3311 27th St. A devotional was given by Mrs. R. D. Harris. Twelve members attended. The next meeting is at 2 pm on March 26 in the home of Mrs. CD Tapp, 1107 4th St.
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