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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
7
The piece outlines step by step Easter craft ideas and patterns. It describes making decorative eggs with paper, lace, ribbon, and petals, plus a Funny Face and Bunny theme with construction paper features and color choices. It gives assembly tips and storage notes for finished eggs.
Alpha Bell chapter NF Alpha K Gamma hosted a chapter program at the Lubbock Women's CI house with dessert. Twenty-eight members and nine guests attended, including noted members and the eighth grade Mackenzie Junior High School choir directed by Mrs. Elias E. Hott. The group is the first division winner in Region 1 for the Interschool Meet. Next meeting set for 2 pm, April 13 at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Miller named president of Theta Chi for Beta Sieta Phi net. officers elected include Terry Miller president Fim Porter recording secretary Normint Spears treasurer John Peacock corresponding secretary Joe Jotneon extension officer Alvin Parramore and Bobby Aspiter city council representative. Social hour followed. next meeting set for April 1 in Monterey Reddy Room. Republican Women plan meeting with candidates for city council and mayor, with a Q and A session for attendees.
PLAPSUIN reports the wedding of Mie and Claude Brown at the First Methodist Church chapel at 7 30 p m Saturday. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Munroe wore a delustered peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace. The groom son of Mr and Mrs J Z Brown. The ceremony was officiated by Jimiy Wood of the Columbia Church of Christ with music by Mrs Tnee Ferrel and Mrs Dunwood Hart. After a trip to San Antonio and Mexico the couple reside six miles east of the city.
Seventeen members and two guests attended a St. Matthew Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at the church. Reports on the annual Pinegiew meeting were given by several members. Officers were listed with duties including president Henry Klein and secretary Matlock. Northwest Texas conference director of the Methodist Mission Home Auxiliary spoke on San Antonio work. Benediction by Mrs Parramore. Annual meeting noted set for April 10.
The Pioneer Hotel hosts a Tuesday night duplicate bridge event with Mr and Mrs James Gy Allen taking first place. Runners up were J Smith and Bill Swart in second, Frank Poindexter and Bill Warren placed third. A four‑handed team event will be conducted at 7 42 pm Monday at the hotel.
Fragmented OCR text shows a church related notice about Ladies Bible study groups at a Christ Church and community center. Mentions a Ladies Bible Changs 9130 ae and Ladies Mule Dass with times and addresses. Also references a community center event and a veiled teaching or study session.
Johnny Biffle of Seattle is honored at a Gold Room event for a motherslaughter tribute, hosted by Mrs. Harold Biffle. Attendees include Mrs. C Le Hoffman and Mrs. Melvin ed, while visitors from Simi, California stay with relatives in Monterey Center. A Twentieth Century Club meeting features a review of Laughing Hoy by Oliver to Farge and guest speaker Mrs. Joe Matt Smith.
Xi Tote Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Tom Blake. Mrs. Thomas Goff presided with guest Mrs. Dell Scott. An April Fool’s rush party was planned for April 4 at 7 30 pm at Mrs. Goff’s home. Members voted to donate 25 to the City Council project for the West Texas Workshop for the Blind. Officers elected were Mrs. Blakemore president Forrest Williams vice president Walter Newell recording secretary Zoe Carter corresponding secretary Golf treasurer and B W Sissons extension officer. Mrs Ruth Suite presented a program How To Make Friends.
Lubbock residents Mr and Mrs B A Kielschmitt hosted visiting relatives and attended gatherings in Fort Worth and Austin with the Texas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The group later planned a Wives Club meeting at the YWCA with a program on inspiration and friendship.
Mrs Charles R Galbraith wife of the new assistant pastor was honored at a Monday church parlor gathering by St Math Presbyterian Church members. The program The Churchs Alterhum was led by Mrs James F Milios and Mrs Chadds Dobbs introduced it. Mrs Frank Goodwin and others provided music and readings. Next meeting set for April 27 in the sanctuary Worship Through Fine Arts with planned poetry readings and fellowship following.
Zeta Delta chapter hosted by Mrs Kermit Simmons at 2019 44th St organized donations to the Denton State School for Mentally Retarded Children as the safe project and pledged support to the West Texas Workshop for the Blind. They planned a bowling party for April 7 at North College Lanes and heard a program by Mrs Pat Stelson on Tools for the Art of Life. The group will meet again April 1 at Mrs Jimmy Noles home. Holiday visitors include Mr and Mrs L C Scott and Mrs W T St John.
The Golden Spread CharterTM of the American Business Women's Association held a Monday meeting at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse with 18 members and 3 guests. Mrs Donald Finkner presided as installing officer as new officers including Mrs Sheila Burford and Mrs Kay Sulprus were welcomed. Don Finkner presented Korea slides and the group planned a Boss Night dinner. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. April 27 at the clubhouse marking the organization’s fourth anniversary.
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