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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
9
The piece extols camping as a family activity with rising female involvement and evolving equipment. It notes pamphlets from tourist promoters, state publicity programs, and a new booklet On Camping Facilities in Areas Administered by National Parks, plus a lost brown high heel incident at 19th Street and Avenue T.
Texas Tech Newcomers Club members joined Mrs. Richard Berry and Mrs. Vernon Berry for a Monday night gathering. They repaired used clothing from a recent drive and prepared receiving blankets and additional clothing for donation to the Well Baby Clinic.
Miss Bobbie Lee Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Baker wed Earl C Loflin son of Mr and Mrs W R Loflin at 7 pm in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Clovis. Rev Herbert Bergstrom officiated with ushers Ray Thornton Tom Loflin and brothers of the couple present. The bride wore Chantilly lace and turquoise taffeta gowns with bouquet outfits. The reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple plans a southern New Mexico honeymoon after graduation and employment details.
The Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club in the Pioneer Hotel crowned trophy winners Mrs J C Hughes and Johnny Hughes with runners up Mrs L R Rampy and Mrs J Ray Dickey. Weldon Wells and spouse took third, B F Stephens and R B Hutchinson fourth. Next meet features men and women pairs at 2 p.m. Sunday. Maxey club held monthly masterpoint at Maxey Community Center. First place went to Mrs Gene Arderson and Mrs A C Verner. second to Mrs Maldon Leslie and Mrs W C Wharton. third to Mrs Smith Keller and Mrs D V Streetman. Next gathering at 9 30 a.m. Tuesday, third game of the series. Present Tunisian policy discourages imports.
Reports from Dallas during the 13th annual Press Week highlight Texan makers showing diverse pant styles from short shorts to mid thigh and ankle lengths. Designers tout pants wardrobes for women as essential, while culottes, tunic blouses, bold prints, and pastel tones like apricot dominate the collection alongside white fabrics and updated hair and blouse trends.
Mrs. Davis presided as president of Zeta Chi chapter with 15 members at Mrs. John O'Shea’s home 3606 45th St. New officers include Wiley Davis president Roy Bobbit first VP John Thomas second VP Elaine Hess recording secretary Bob Black corresponding secretary Ben Lyman treasurer Wayne Ellette parliamentarian Harry Wright historian and Ray Tallent city council representative. The group voted to support the milk fund and plans Easter egg hunt at Liff Sanders Elementary. The next meeting is April 8 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Tallent’s home 4409 49th St.
An advertisement touts a new 4 oz girdle called Suddenly Slim using nylon front panel and science fibers to slim the figure without diet or exercise. It claims firming action along the hips and a Lycra blend fabric, offered in multiple colors and versions with a Dunlap's Lingerie display and a phone number for orders.
Mrs. Jack Tharp of Amarillo Texas reports her bad complexion improved with Baker's Beauty Lotion. She says pimples blemishes and dandruff are helped and recommends trying the product with a money back guarantee.
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