New Correspondence Courses For Homemakers Announced
Pennsylvania State University announces a series of home economics courses for homemakers. Topics include finishing, flower arrangement, food selection, children's clothing, and improving home grounds. Courses aim to help readers work more efficiently and may lead to new job skills. no college credit is offered. Information available from Correspondence Courses 282 Agricultural Education Bldg. University Park PA.
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Cooperative
Paytensive Service
Pennsylvania
State University
Landscan
Pessans
Pennsylvania State University
University, Park Ya
Miss Tennyson to Wed James Barnes Jr in April
Engagement announced by Rev and Mrs M A Tennyson of Eunice New Mexico former Rotan residents. Bride Miss Brenda Gaye Tennyson an Rotsa High School graduate and Hendrick Memorial Hospital program alum. Groom James Allen Barnes Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Allen Barnes. Roby High School graduate who studied at West Texas State College and Howard County College. They plan to wed at the First Baptist Church in April.
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Rotan
Brenda Gaye Tennyson
James Allen Barnes Jr
M.A. Tennyson
Eunice
N. M
James Allen Barnes
Roby High School
West Texas State College
Howard County College
Big Spring
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Apriloan
First Baptist Church
Wesley WSCS Continues Study on Churches for New Times
The second session of the study was held at the Wesley Wormson Society of Christ in Service meeting. Mrs Worth Green led with Mrs Charlie Sport assisting. invocation by Mrs T No McBee. The group discussed church work across city, suburban and rural areas and urged pre Easter period prayers. A vacation Bible School teachers workshop will be held Thursday at St Luke's Methodist Church from 9 30 am to 2 pm.
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New Times
Wesley Wormson
Society of Christ
Worth Green
Charlie Sport
T. No McBee
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Yorks Relative Trains In Air Force To Serve
Margaret A. Kilgore reports on Mare EL York granddaughter of WWI hero Sgt Alvin C York joining the Air Force to serve peacetime needs. She will train as a flight traffic specialist for overseas military air transport flights. York, 18, was born in Jamestown Tennessee near Pall Mall where her grandfather now lives.
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Margaret A. Kilgore
Mcguire Air Force Base
Mare EL York
Alvin C. York
Air Force
Ife
Saad
York
Jamestown
Tenn
Pall Mall
Argonne Forrest Wm France
Mary Jo joins Air Force for broader opportunities
Mary says publicity over her enlistment pushed her grandfather away and explains she chose the Air Force because it offers more. She has limited flight time but plans to gain experience, aiming for about 5 000 hours before completion and adjusting to public attention.
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Fivine
Mary
Tye
Tye Erioyed
Nordedi Charim Baste Tramauns
Brownfield couple to wed at First United Presbyterian Church
Doris LaRue Brateliff and Wayne Bowen Ratliff plan a Saturday wedding at Brownfield's First United Presbyterian Church. A rehearsal dinner at Lubbock Country Club hosts and guests include families from Brownfield and nearby towns. The event follows a remodeled Lubbock Countess Club opening dance.
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Iss Doris Larue Bratelifpf
Wayne Bowen Ratis
Lubbock Country Club
Miro
Kyle Bo Rausseau
Mars
Morrell Ratliff
Brownfield
View
Robert Bard
Myo
Bob Wankersley
Robert Tee
Mirs
Crate Snyder
George Ann
Bonesville
LeNora Turner
Sandra Turner
Kay Tlewell
Bettie Ann Davis
Cass
First United Presbyterian Church
Kitchen Kap ers share family recipes and church life notes
Mrs. George Heathens hosts a kitchen club at 445 Yeth St sharing recipes for vendors of this fashion and works with Camp Fire Girls and the Ladies of the Women Voters. She attends Bersil Methodist Church and provides detailed cooking steps for cakes biscuits and frostings.
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George Heathens
Garis
Arether
Robett, Geer
Snes
Bersi Methodist Church
Ham
Redeemer Lutheran Guild Plans Wedding Reception After Meeting
Redeemer Lutheran Guild met at the New Deal Club house with Mrs. Reiner Rieken as hostess. Mrs. Walter Kaltwasser spoke on A Christian Woman's Role in the 20th Century and plans were made for a wedding reception Saturday for Miss Eva Mama Plots and Sgt Guenther Dehring. The guild also planned a meal for the Walther League tally in late April.
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Redeemer Lutheran Guild
New Deal
Reiner Rieken
Walter Kaltwasser
Near Farwell
Gone
Christian Growth
Ludwig Rieken
Eva Mama Plots
Sgt Guenther Dehring
Color tricks to make a small home feel larger
In April Better Homes and Gardens explains how color creates space in small rooms. Soft hues appear farther away than bold tones and smart color choices, furnishings, and contrasts help a room read as more expansive.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Chapter officers elected in Beta Sigma Phi meetings
The report lists Beta Sigma Phi and related chapter officers elected during Wednesday night meetings at homes in Lubbock and nearby areas. Officers include presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, secretaries, and historians, with ritual jewels ceremonies noted and upcoming meetings announced.
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Sirs
Ball Puckett
Margaret
Rose
Zeta Delta Chapter
Beta Siama Phi Serony
Laters
Hickory Inn
Students to Pledge Vows at Three Way Baptist Church
Miss Nan Johnson of Texas Tech will wed Clinton Arthur of Stephenville on June 1 at Three Way Baptist Church. Announcement by Mr and Mrs Baker Johnson of Goodland notes Nan, a Eastern New Mexico University attendee, seeks a August degree. Arthur, a senior pre medical student, plans May graduation.
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Nan Johnson
Clinton Arthur
Texas Tech
Three Way Baptist Church
Baker Johnson
Goodland
Arthur
Jack Arthur
Stephenville
Miss Johnson
Eastern New Mexico University
Hospitality Honors Mrs. Kenneth Kerr
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr will be the luncheon honoree in the Tea Room at Dunlap's. Hostesses are Mrs. J. M. Moxley and Mrs. Elmer Haass. The former Miss Ann Douglas, the table will feature white and pink decorations, and the hostess gift is Silver. Twelve persons will attend.
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Kenneth Kerr
Dunlap’s
J. M. Moxley
Elmer Haass
Kerr
Ann Douglas
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Elect New Officers at Meeting
Pi Beta Phi alumnae held a Tuesday morning meeting at Mrs. Cart Ince’s home 2305 60th St with new officers elected Mrs. Bryce Campbell president Mrs. Elmer McKinney vice president Mrs. Hall Sullenberger corresponding secretary Mrs. Clinton Smith recording secretary and Mrs. Ken Looper treasurer Hostesses were Mrs. J J Reynolds Mrs. Jerry Dunn Mrs. Dick Jennings and Mrs. Sullenberger.
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Pi Beta Phi
Cart Ince
60Th St
Bryce Campbell
Elmer Mc‘Kinney
Hall Sullenberger
Clinton Smith
Ken Looper
J. J. Reynolds
Jerry Dunn
Dick Jennings
Sullenberger
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