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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1960
Page
6
A playful column mocks the Minnesotan state tournament crowd describeing a crowded scene with 96 players 12 000 screaming fans 48 cheerleaders and 200 busloads of teens. It parodies the chaotic energy of the Austin tourney and notes a church member lamenting low pledges.
Gay Pauley reports on how families can reduce emotional upset during moves. Studies show younger children feel more disruption, while older kids benefit from involvement in planning and activities. Practical tips include previewing new homes, letting kids pack a favorite toy, and maintaining routines.
Mrs. Laurene Chinn of Borger will discuss her biblical works at a Theta Sigma Phi dinner in the Texas Tech Student Union Ballroom. Topics include her first novel The Unanointed and current work in progress Whom the Lord Loveth. Reservations due by noon Saturday. tickets 1.75.
Alpha Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha outlines plans for the annual state convention to be held in Galveston in May 2022. A committee led by Miss Mary Paul Long will select the outstanding chapter member to compete for the state title Miss ESAear. The group also discussed a spring dance and the District 9 meeting in Sudan on April 10. Eugene Faulkner spoke on family living and child development during the session. The next meeting is set for 7 45 p m April 11 at the clubhouse.
Plasterers and Lathers Wives hosted a pink and blue party for Mrs Winnie Crawford at the home of Mrs Buster M Damron 7800 Tohoka Highway. A corsage and baby book were presented. forty guests attended.
Advice column style note about a man who pockets two dimes found in a taxi, with critique of his moral health and honesty. Also includes responses to readers about exaggeration, marriage flaws, and a teen asking about sharing a car, concluding with a promotion for Ann Landers’ booklet.
Mrs Inez Moore was elected president of Zeta Delta Chapter at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs Thomas Golf. Other officers include Mrs Paul Hugeard vice president Miss Mary Ann Mokry recording secretary Mrs C D Hardin corresponding secretary and Mrs Bruce Cox treasurer. The program Action the Tool for the Art of Lie was presented by Mrs Cox. The Ritual of Jewels will be read at 3 p m Sunday at St Johns Methodist Church with Mrs J H Golder in charge. New members Mrs Pete Choban Mrs Hardin Mrs Haggard and Mrs Elizabeth Tannery will receive the ritual. Pledge service for Miss Dorothy Burleson. Next meeting 8 p m April 11 at Mrs Cox home.
Winnie Crawford was the stork shower honoree hosted by Mrs. B. M. Damron at 7702 Tohoka Rd. A ferris wheel centerpieces the pink and blue decorated serving table while Mrs. Damron, Mrs. Jerry Henson, Mrs. Red Jarrett and Mrs. Frank Buchanan hosted.
Kay Ford and Carl L. Phelan exchanged vows in a home ceremony at 7 p.m. in the Ford residence with Rev. H. B. Everhart officiating. The bride, a O'Brien High School graduate, works for Cosden Petroleum in Big Spring. Phelan is a Navy member stationed in Hawaii.
Dropping in on friends when they expect guests leads to a return visit later. The note frames social etiquette around not overstaying invites and respecting hosts plans.
Mrs Clark Estes guest reviewed Reaching Rural Churches by Gillespie during Baptist Women s Circles 1 and 3 at First Baptist Church Monday night. Mrs O W Mcleod introduced by Mrs Dan Harrell presided with a benediction by Mrs Sid Clark. Circles meet at 730 p m April 11 Circle 1 with Miss Minnie Lee McMurry and Circle 3 at Mrs J Holland Cox home.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Dowdy announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Judy to A2c Phillip H Evans son of Mr and Mrs F B Evans of Chatsworth California Vows are set for May 29 at 2 pm at Calvary Baptist Church Clovis New Mexico
Mrs. Bill Stewart hosted a come-as-you-are breakfast for rushees and members of the Sigma Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at 2718 60th Street. Guests included Mrs. Bob Cross Mrs. Charles McIntyre Marlin Neill and Mrs. Agnes Wilson.
Today's calendar lists Second Baptist WMS at 9 45 a m at the church Seventh Day Adventist Dorcas Welfare at Welfare Center 3507 E rd St Sunset Church of Christ Ladies Bible Class at 9 45 a m Colgate Church of Christ Ladies Bible Class at 9 30 a m Child Evangelism Fellowship at 9 30 a m Mrs John W Shaw 444 St St Vandelia Church of Christ Ladies Bible Class at 8 30 a m Broadway Church of Christ Ladies Bible Class at 20 am College Avenue Church of Christ Ladies Bible Class at 9 30 a m Business and Professional Women's Club Bosses Night 7 30 p m Cap rock Hotel Ruth City Duplicate Bridge Group 7 30 p m Slide Rd Clubhouse Winlcrest Country Club Ladies Assn 9 45 am clubhouse Meadowbrook Women's Golf Alan at 9 a m clubhouse Lubbock Country Club Women's Assn at 9 30 a m clubhouse
Officials conduct an annual Hobbs school census to count next year's students to plan classrooms and funding. Forms go home with children. parents register beginners at nearby schools if not already signed up.
Jane Maxey and Judy Clary were elected president and vice president of the Post High School Student Council for 1960 61. With outgoing president Scottie Pierce, Jerry Stone and the chapter sponsor, they will attend the state convention of Student Councils in Amarillo on Monday.
Thirteen members attended the Allen Bros American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Hall. Delegates elected to Brownfield district convention April 23 24 include Mrs Mike Fry Mrs W G Doss Mrs A J Farmer Mrs John Simpson and Mrs W R Early. Alternates are Mrs Boyd B Scott Mrs Fred Kincaid Mrs W B Schroeder Mrs Sid Lowery and Mrs W E Klein. A memorial service for Viola Humphries is planned for late May. A dinner fundraiser on April 18 featured Lubbock Toastmistress Club with speaker Don’t Call Me Grandma Easing Tension by Laughter.
U S soldiers guarding West German freight trains crossing East Germany to West Berlin will soon ride in glassed-in cars to scan passing trains. Guards have used converted freight cars until now.
The advice emphasizes encouraging a baby to progress by gentle sensible stimulation. It warns against pushing beyond abilities or confining the child in a playpen too long, which could hinder development.
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