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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1971

Page

11

Jabberwock Variety Program by Lubbock Sorority

The 1971 Jabberwock, a charity variety show, will be held at 8 p.m. today in the Dunbar High School auditorium. The Lubbock Alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta organizes the event with skits by multiple DST chapters and other groups to raise funds for scholarships and charity. Proceeds benefit various causes. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Also noted is the Does of Lubbock at their state convention in Amarillo with new president Mrs. Doyle Herring.

Dunbar High School Lubbock Delta Sigma ‘Theta Sorority, Inc Eta Lambda Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc Lubbock Christian College Eta Delta Omega Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc Soul Patrol Mexican American Youth Organization Eta” Epsilon DST Epsilon Tau Omega Psi Phi Fra Pyramis Lucky Epsilon Pi DOES The Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does of Guadalupe Center Texas Tech George W. Redwine Frank Butterfield Sam Stennis Amarillo

Mrs. Reid Leads Stanton Study Club Texas program

Mrs. Stanley Reid presented a “Take Time for Texas” program at Stanton Study Club in the Martin County Library. She highlighted Texas sites and read from An Informal History of Texas. Hostesses and guests are named. library coffee urn funded. postmeeting museum tour.

Stanton Texas Stanley Reid Stanton Study Club Martin County Frank X.tolbert J. Alex Haggard Don Tollison Velma Zimmerman Ed Lawson Ed Piel

Banquet Plans Set For Husband’s Banquet By Auxiliary

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the United Transportation Union selected for the Husband's Banquet at a Thursday meeting. The event, planned for April, will announce date and place later. Location committee includes Mrs. Buddy Sherley Mrs. J E Turner and Mrs W W Clark. Decorating committee features Mrs J C Myers Mrs J W Cartwright and Mrs Carl Hudgins. Hostesses Thursday morning were Mrs W W Clark and Mrs R E Clark.

Ladies Auxiliary United Transportation Union Knights of Pythias Hall Mmes Buddy Sherley J. E. Turner W. W. Clark J. C. Myers

Women in Religion Speech At PSA Meeting

Mrs. Jack Bateman spoke on Current Women in Religion at the Alpha Alpha chapter luncheon held in Mrs. Harold Harris's home. The Batemans are pioneer missionaries with the Baptist Missionary Association of America in Taipei Taiwan.

Jack Bateman Alpha Alpha Chapter Phi Sigma Alpha Harold Harris 28Th Bateman Baptist Missionary Association of America Taipei Taiwan

Stanton Group Crowns Queen At Meeting

Mrs. Joe Barber was crowned queen for February at the Stanton Scale Steppers meeting in the Martin County Library with Mrs. Calvin McKenzie presiding. The group planned by law books, birthday parties, and donations for a coffee urn and missionary relief. Special guests included Charles Guy and Pat Caldwell. Next meeting set for April 1 at Mrs. Myron Ratner’s home.

Stanton Joe Barber Stanton Scale Steppers Martin County Calvin McKenzie Batemans Wayland Baptist College Jacksonville Baptist College Taiwan J. B. Vickery Bateman Warren Johnson Idalou Mmes Charles Guy Assembly Pat Caldwell Davie Rodgers Mitchell McClure Myron Ratner 55Th St

Don Williams Speaks to Pioneer Study Club Meeting

Don Williams assistant minister at Broadway Church of Christ spoke to Pioneer Study Club members on Tuesday night. The group met at Mrs. Herman Jesko 4507 60th St with Mrs. Lawrence Jones as co host. Husbands attended as guests and the next meeting is set for 7 30 p m April 13 at Mrs. Danny Williams 5607 37th St.

Don Williams Broadway Church of Christ Pioneer Study Club Herman Jesko 60Th St Lawrence Jones Danny Williams 37Th St

Merry Mixers Club Square Dance at Mackenzie Terrace

Calendar item notes a Merry Mixers Club square dance at Mackenzie Terrace and a Bridge Center Duplicate Bridge session at Lubbock with 1:90 p.m. start time. The entries list the bridge group as Lububed with two sessions.

Merry Mixers Club Mackenzie Terrace Lubbock

Garnishes as Personal Touch Highlighted by Speaker

Mrs. Warren Liner of Southwestern Public Service spoke to the Green Bud Garden Club on garnishes adding individual style to dishes. The meeting at Municipal Garden and Arts Center featured hostesses Mrs. Alex Miller and Mrs. Roy Smith, with Mrs. Eugene Passmore presiding and a nominating slate for new officers presented.

Warren Liner Southwestern Public Service Co Green Bud Garden Club Municipal Garden and Arts Center Alex Miller Roy Smith Liner Eugene Passmore

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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Mrs. Reid Gardenaires J. W. Cartwright Carl Hudgins Gardenaires Garden Club Bob Cobb George Andraska Reginald Rushing 27Th St N. S. Percival Bill Powers J. A. Nunley W. C. Clark Clark R. E. Clark Percival J. B. Baird J. L. Parkhill Janie Solis Janie Albert Solis Lonnie Smith Belinda Manning Rosa Castillo Luis Castillo Miss Smith James E. Smith Miss Manning Neil Manning Jerry Montgomery Mrs. Bateman PSA Rebekahs Lubbock Rebekah Lodge No Ave. P Bob Simpson Noble Grand Tohoka Rebekah Lodge Brownfield Lodge Hub City Lodge Knight Carpet Service St Call Doris Hamilton Shugart Color Photos Family Center 34Th St Quaker Soth Helen Just Chickering Krakauer America Averitt Music CO Avenue Raat Westinghouse Permanent Press Laundromat Denol Electric
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