Mix 014 New Styled In Furnishing Rooms
Interior designer Mrs. Hessel discusses mixing period and contemporary pieces to enliven rooms. She notes neutral colors highlight art and that rearranging and repainting can refresh spaces at low cost.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
8
Interior designer Mrs. Hessel discusses mixing period and contemporary pieces to enliven rooms. She notes neutral colors highlight art and that rearranging and repainting can refresh spaces at low cost.
Miss Barfield and Michael Byron Farley married at the Church of Christ with minister Lewis A. Wright officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs J K Barfield and Mr and Mrs C A Farley of Lubbock. A reception followed at Christian College and Texas Tech facilities. The ceremony featured a chapel train gown and formal ushers Cravens Candlelighters.
Roosevelt Elementary invites mothers to join the Roosevelt Youngeens Club. Mrs. 5. N. Jones explains the members' role and upcoming meeting. The next meeting is at 9 a.m. on May 11 at the clubhouse.
Miss Patricia Burton-Lewis and James P. Schmitt exchange vows at a Methodist church in Amarillo officiated by Rev. Robert Metz. Parents are Mr and Mrs T E Fletel. Bride education listed. groom serves in the United States Army and plans a home in Amarillo. Attendants were Barbara Hooks and Roy Wayne.
Members of the Pilot Club receive a travel award for District 8. Alyne Joplin is named public relations chairman for the district.
Miss Patsy Jo Thompson was feted at the Walton home with nineteen guests including her mother Mrs. Rose A. Thompson. Pink rose decor and a silver centerpiece accompanied the event as plans for a May 29 wedding were announced.
The Lubbock Rebekah Lodge 321 held a regular meeting Tuesday night under the direction of Mrs Harold A Dane. Members toured the Odd Fellows facility and discussed upcoming community service plans.
Mr and Mrs Donald Edwards of Tulsa announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Cons to Gary Starnes son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Starnes of Tulia The wedding is set for June 21 at Calvary Baptist Church The bride elect will graduate from Tulsa High School in May and is employed by a company at Canadian.
A vote was taken on a club constitution. Plans were made for a spaghetti supper on May 1.
Frenship Young Homemakers Club met in the school cafeteria Monday night for a style show featuring children and pre-teen clothing from Marcus. About fifty people attended as stage decorations included spring flowers and Iris and yellow carnations. Mrs. Dick Curry led the event while Mrs. Floyd Easter served as president.
Fragmentary OCR reads that the Toastmistress Club meets at 7 pm Monday at a venue with John C. Patterson of Aftlero as Chairman of Council 7 and Mrs Joanna Bishop as club representative.
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