Hidden scientific aptitude sparks effort at park program
An expert notes many youths display latent scientific talent, but without external stimuli it remains hidden. He argues for programs that kindle curiosity and bring talents to light.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
9
An expert notes many youths display latent scientific talent, but without external stimuli it remains hidden. He argues for programs that kindle curiosity and bring talents to light.
Mrs Jack T Fears hosted the Women’s Department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at the Glebe Life Building to celebrate fifty years of girls’ work in the church. Mrs Froys Biches was elected to some post. next meeting is 7:30 p.m. April 13 at Mrs Jerry Gibsons home.
Mrs. Templeton was elected president of the Sigma Kappa alumnae chapter with Larry Bridges as vice president and William Fairchild as treasurer. Advisors include Mrs. L. N. Tucker and Mrs. J. R. McNeill. Guests Kay Farrell and Sandy Parsons reported on State Day in Nacogdoches.
The Twentieth Century Club at the Lubbock Women’s Club met Tuesday afternoon with acting president Mrs. R C Douglas in the chair. A program highlighted the life and works of scientist Rachel Carson.
Mrs. J. Sterling Crumpler of 4206 39th St returned Tuesday from San Antonio where she attended the state convention of the Daughters of America. She visited in Austin.
Offer to recolor and restore carpets and upholstery with new lustre. Free estimate available. Business hours 9:08 5:00 Mon through Sat. Nu Tone.
Lubbock Newcomers Club honored winners Mmes. W C Reed Dell Scott B F P Robinson C W Bennett H H Colleton T H Knight Roy Wilkins and Carell Evans. Mrs Robinson won the floral arrangement. Officers elected were Knight president Shelby vice president Fry secretary and Simmons treasurer. Thirty two members and four guests attended. Dessert and bridge planned for April 14.
Dwight Young spoke at Lubbock Women’s Club on Nigeria affairs. Guests included Mrs. Byron Shotts and Mrs. Lynwood. Eleven members planned next meeting at 3 p.m. April 13, at Mrs. Harold L. Russell’s home. Carol Sanderson of Amarillo made dean’s honor roll and Alpha Lambda Delta at the University of Texas Austin.
Crosbyton special and Mrs Wade W Barrington mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to p.m. Sunday at the Crosby County Memorial Building party room. The former Miss Mae Allredge and Barrington wed March 28 1915 in Mills County and have lived in Crosbyton since 1939. They are the parents of two great erandchildren.
A vintage advertisement touts Pinkham Tablets as relief for hot flashes irritability and restlessness caused by change of life. It claims tabs provide comfort to women in doctor tested research and positions the product as a trusted remedy for menopausal symptoms.
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