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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
8
Mrs Robertson and Miss Reed discuss hats in a public talk critiquing the impact of fashion headwear on marriages and self esteem. The speaker cites Husbands’ views and personal anecdotes about hats as social signals and economic choices.
WSG members met in Memorial Hall for a din ner session led by Myrtle Rochelle. Mrs Jennie Daniels gave the invocation. Speakers included Mrs B. Miller and Mrs Irma Prym with Miss Ruth Ford on piano. A skit The City Ting was presented by Mies FA Me Take man. Discussion touched on aid for displaced persons and community services in Lubbosk.
Winners at the Lab Tex Duplicate Bridge Club event held Tuesday night at the Pioneer Hotel were Stan Stone and IB 1 Comgin Jee in first place James G Allen and wife in second Wurdock and Terry in third Virs hai Allen and Peyton Graham in fourth Next meeting scheduled for 8 at Friday at the Hotel New Horizon Club members held a covered dish supper at Bob Imevani's home Tara presided over business meetings with Miss Viola Stoughton
The engagement of Miss Carstyn Anni Laureatt to Lewis Koerselman Jr. is announced by her parents. The wedding is set for June 6. Laureatt recently earned a BA in religious education at Maryville College and performed at Children’s Hospital in Louisville. Koerselman, a ministerial student at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary, attended West Texas State University.
Mrs Frank Haden hosted a meeting of the AAU Child Study Group with seventeen members present. The group discussed The Shake Has and The Lines while guests included Mrs James Kunty and Mrs R O'Neal. The next meeting is planned for April 18 at 9220 a.m. at Mrs James Walker's home on 40th Street.
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