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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on gifts and checks after a quick marriage ends. Advice notes that gifts belong to the bride, checks may be community property in some states, and legal counsel may be needed. A couple seeks clarity on romantic issues and workplace boundaries, with one letter praising forgiveness and learning from infidelity.
A Heloise column offers time saving grocery and storage advice. Tips include labeling soap bars with colored markers to track usage, placing bars in saucers or ashtrays to prevent moisture, and marking plastic containers to ensure proper rotation. Also notes on keeping frost off brushes with turpentine and avoiding musty cabin odors by avoiding open windows during absences.
Mrs May Bell Flynn and Mr ind Mrs Otto Flynn and family of 6th Street and Ivory are visiting relatives in Iklahanta City for several days.
San Angelo hosts twenty regional contestants age 18 to 25 from across the United States for the National Miss Wool of America pageant. They compete on a points system mixing beauty, intelligence, and poise. The winner receives a 40 outfit wool wardrobe, a college scholarship, a car, cross country travel, and major national appearances.
Nancy Burkhart and William Fleming Reeder wed March 21 in Knoxville at Church Street Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Lovington natives, wore bouquet taffeta with Alencon lace details and carried a white floral bouquet. Attendants wore blue linen frocks. best man was Robert L. Reeder. After a church reception, the couple will live in Slaton.
Miss Michiele Quinn heiress to a Wool Council pageant crown will wed John Fanning this summer. The couple’s engagement follows a 1964 pageant honor and public family plans. The ceremony is expected at a Fort Worth area church with white attire and Easter-theme hosting.
A Stamford Inn gathering honors Miss Elsie Link longtime Southwestern Public Service Co employee. Bob Brummal will present a retirement gift and career record packet. She joined in 1925 and served as executive secretary to the division manager. health prompted later duties. Aniecs, Mrs. James High of Stamford arranged the party.
Miss Kelly Davies and Joe Sparien wed at First Baptist Church Slaton with Rev. Eddie Fortgon officiating. Attendants wore blue satin dresses while Beatrice Klesel served as maid of honor. Best man was W Clifton of Dallas and groomsmen included Tom Lacewell and Stanley White. floral and usher roles filled by local residents.
About 115 youths and sponsors from St Luke's Methodist Church depart at 1 p.m. for a Wichita Mountains Easter Sunrise Service near Lawton Oklahoma. The planned itinerary includes Holy City arrival at 6:30 p.m. a pageant from 2 to 5 20 a m and a sunrise service before leaving at 6 30 a.m. Sunday for Vernon and Lubbock.
The Colonial Needle Club met Thursday in the home of Mrs C B Tapp at 1007 Sith St. Several members attended. The next meeting will be with Mrs Pa Foster at 2321 Mai 2 Pam in April.
Tel Aviv announces that Israel now operates its entire telephone network automatically, making it the tenth country worldwide to provide a complete dialing system. This switch marks a milestone in communications efficiency and nationwide connectivity.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trains gathered Thursday at the IOOF Hall 1919 Ave to honor past presidents with gifts. Easter decorations included bunnies and eggs. poems were read by Mrs. Ratlitt and Mrs. Lowe Rader. Hostesses were Mrs. Parkhill and Mrs. Horton. The next meeting is scheduled for 1 p.m. April 8 at the hall.
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