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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1966

Page

8

Doe’s Members Name Officers At Texas West State Meet

Members of Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does in Lubbock Drove 92 elected officers at the 12th Texas West State Meeting in Odessa. Elected were Mrs. W. Ray Odessa Drove 162 president, Mrs. Max Jacoby San Angelo Drove 130 vice president, Mrs. D. W. Parry Odessa Drove 162 secretary, and Mrs. James W. Reed Lubbock treasurer. Special guests included Mrs. J. W. Cook Lubbock past supreme president and Mrs. Jack McCullough Clovis N M Drove 108 supreme president. The 1967 meeting will be in San Angelo.

Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does Lubbock Odessa W. Ray Max Jacoby San Angelo D. W. Parry James W. Reed J. W. Cook Supreme Jack McCullough

Cornbread Leftovers Turn Lunch Into Treats

Plan two sandwiches per serving using corn bread halves. Layer bologna and process cheese on each half with a dill pickle slice. Broil until cheese melts for a quick hot lunch option.

Home hacks from Heloise brighten daily chores

Readers share simple tips including using a plastic can cap to seal vacuum bottle bottoms, a nylon hair net to rein in loose feathers on a feather hat, and placing baby food jars in empty plastic tomato cartons to prevent tipping in the fridge.

Heloise M. Sayer

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snapshot

A pasted page fragment presents multiple reader questions to Ann Landers from Lubbock Avalanche-Journal readers. Topics include baby name debate Beverly versus Richard Beverly Smith, parental independence tips for Oliver and Suzie, marital fidelity skepticism, and household tips on cleaning candle wax from plastic discs, plus a note from Heloise requesting care instructions.

Ann Landers Beverly Shirley Richard Beverly Smith R. B Butch Bud Lubbock Avalanche Journal Heloise

Sacrificial Luncheon Planned by First Christian Fellowship

The annual Sacrificial Luncheon of the Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian Church is set for noon in the church Fellowship Hall. Proceeds benefit the Latin American day kindergarten project of United Church of Women of Lubbock. Wel don George, a local church leader and former Air Force test pilot, will speak and participate in the program. Miss Cheri Tubbs to provide music and Mrs. George Guy to lead the Worship phase.

Raymond Marshall United Church of Women of Lubbock Dts George Second Baptist Church Cheri] Tubbs George Guy

Maryknoll Fathers Serve 14 Million Abroad

About 1,000 Maryknoll Fathers in overseas work serve nearly 14 million people across Latin America, Asia and Africa. The ratio is one priest for about 14,000. Global Catholic population among mission areas totals about 2.5 million Catholics, implying one priest per 2,500 there. In the United States the ratio is one priest per 700 Catholics.

Maryknoll N.Y Maryknoll Fathers Latin America Asia Africa United States

Assemblies Of God to Turn Over Burma Mission

The Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Department will officially hand over its Burma mission to local church leaders in Rangoon on March 23. This marks a step in the church’s push to develop indigenous churches worldwide.

Springfield UPI Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Department Burma Rangoon Assemblies of God

Asbury Methodist WSCS Elects Officers and Discusses Study

The Asbury Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor for a Friendship coffee and the continuation of the Acts study. Mrs. Willard Holsberry presided as officers were elected including Holsberry president and J Sessums vice president.

Women's Society of Christian Service Asbury Methodist Church Willard Holsberry Mmes. Holsberry Jack Sessums James Caldwell Earl Padgett J. ©. Thomas Bonner Cummings Alfred Holton

Smith Hendrix Wedding Held in Anton

Miss Jane Hendrix and Michael Smith were married Friday at the First Methodist Church in Anton with Rev. Elra Phillips officiating. The bride, a Monterey High School graduate, is a student at Texas Tech and employed by Interstate Finance Co. The groom, a 1965 Rome Police veteran, is employed by Watson Bakery Supply Co. The couple will reside at 5014 Lith Street in Lubbock.

Anton Jane Monterey Hendrix Michael Lynn Sul Ross Smith Alpine First Methodist Texas Tech Elra Ho Watson Bakery Phillips Double Supply Co Ceremone James EE. Hendrix Jack Smith Lubbock Landa Jones Denzel Pereifull LaVita Calo Monterey High School Interstate Finance Cr

Relieves Morbhoidal Discomfort with Mentholatum Ointment

M. P. O. medical preparation claims faster absorption and action with a homogenized base. It promises longer relief, temperature stability, and infection defense via Hexachlorophene. A three day test offers a refund if not better than current preparation. Available as ointment or suppositories at drug counters.

M.P.O Mentholatum Laboratories Mentholatum Co Buffalo

TASTY MUFFINS Raisin muffins in minutes

Simple batter uses pancake mix sugar and raisins with milk and oil. Stir until dry ingredients are moistened and fill muffin cups two to five full. Sprinkle cinnamon and bake in a 425 degree oven for 15 minutes.

Luncheon Slated By HD Members

A frozen food luncheon is planned at 1 p.m. Wednesday by the Home Demonstration Club in the Slaton Clubhouse to raise money for planned projects. Recipes will be sold for ten cents each and the public is invited to bring a frozen foods dish and recipe. Following the luncheon, Mrs.

Slaton Home Demonstration Club

Scriptures Speak to Women Today Theme at Odessa Institute

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Women’s Institute in Odessa held its conference Friday through Sunday with the theme The Scriptures Speak to Women Today. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Jones Debbie Beth Ann Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fears Vickie Beth Lea Mrs. Charles Goodin and Miss Shirley Smith.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Women's Institute Odessa Richard Jones Debbie Beth Ann Jack Fears Vickie Beth Lea Charles Goodin Shirley Smith

Roy Patterson to Present Film on Frozen Foods

Roy Patterson, a home demonstration agent, will present a film on frozen foods. The event highlights storage techniques and practical uses for frozen products.

Roy Patterson

Local Insurance Agent Promotes Financial Independence

Robert Barnhill partners with W. G. Gibson and L. J. Winegeart to expand Sentry Insurance services in Lubbock. He offers a balanced program for personal and commercial needs with a single plan and a flexible payment option.

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