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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
8
A jumble of reader letters mimics Dear Ann Landers topics about marriage, acne, teeth, dating, pregnancy, and family guidance. The chaotic text presents questions on ironing, braces, dating, and teen pregnancy, with suggested sources and counsel patterns implied.
Mrs. Matthews was elected president of the Beta Sigma Phi chapter during a Tuesday meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jim Simpson. Officers named include first vice president Mare Lasn Plovens and second vice president Danda Thatias, with several members in attendance. The next meeting is set for April at Miss Boren Vuillard’s home.
The readable fragments mention Cheryl Kaye Enger and various garbled phrases. No cohesive event or date emerges. content appears corrupted with nonsensical sequences and misread names, yielding no verifiable news item.
Fragmentary calendar and social notes mentioning groups, dances, and events at local venues. Readable bits reference Mortar Board and a party at a house, with unclear dates and locations.
Mrs Davi Bose presided at a meeting of the Ni Alpha sepsilan chapter of Beta Sigma Bhi. A luau honors rushees will be given at Topo. April join the Treataes Club. Mariel Mian, vice president, Pet Winses, secretary, and other officers were elected. A discussion of five philosophical approaches followed and a meeting at Sonn Apaab Thoin was planned.
The Avape Methodist Church Woman's Society held a study on Acts with a salad lunch. Attendance included Mrs Gas Hessel and others, with several members present.
Four 4 H clubs prepare a food show at Agrilat Texas Tech. One junior and one senior from each of four food groups will win spots to attend the County fair. Competitors are judged on preparation and final presentation with prizes and honors for top entries. A birthday surprise is noted for a hostess at a separate event.
Three hundred delegates voted to hold the Caprock District Sixth Annual Convention of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs in Lubbock. Officers for 1966 68 were elected at Brownfield First Presbyterian Church with Mines Cummines Plainview and Lane Decker Floydada among others. Special awards named Mother of the Year Teacher of the Year and Diamond Jubilee Jewels will be presented at the Wake Palace May 10 12.
Mrs Casperson was reelected second vice president of the League of Women Voters of Texas at the tenth biennial convention in Fort Worth. Mrs Hill Baggett received special honors for attending the most state conventions. Lubbock League showcased its booklet Scanning the Horizon with city government. Delegates from Lubbock included Mrs Hall Baggett and others. Two hundred thirty six women from 47 leagues and 2 provisional leagues attended.
A luncheon today at J bitty marks a honor for Miss Beverly Baker with fourteen guests including Mrs WoOKL Hicks and Janet Baker. The event precedes a forthcoming wedding with vows planned in April at the Gateway Church of Christ.
The Women's Missionary Council of the First Assembly of God Church met in the church chapel. Officers elected were Raymond Hogan president James Blevins vice president Melvin Hull secretary treasurer and W L Randolph reporter. A report from Mule Shoe district director Gene Davis was read. Mrs Hull received contributions and reports from members. A note reminds readers to fasten bottle tops on poison containing shelves to prevent misidentification.
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