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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
7
A reader couple argues over hair bangs and a husband’s practical joke. Another note dispels gender in child conception, while a third urges caution after a baby’s lip injuries from an exposed extension cord. The column closes with a safety appeal from a mother.
Dr. Tennie Mae Lunceford from Lubbock will attend the 20th anniversary meeting of the Mexican Allergist Society in Mexico City as representative of the Gulf Coast Allergy Study group. She leads the group with members in the United States and Canada.
Goren analyzes a bridge hand with East Geals and no vulnerability. The segment explores bidding and play decisions highlighting classic Goren strategies and modern refinements.
A graduation party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Hunnicutt 5419 42nd St Sunday night honoring Anita Featherston Carolyn Graves Linda Stone from Lubbock High School and Sue Hodges Lou Hodges and Carolyn Thomas from Monterey High School
Dallas County commissioners voted to raise the hospital district tax rate by five cents to 51 cents to cover interest on a roughly 7.5 million bond issue. The action aims to meet debt service costs and secure funding.
Bob Hassel presents "Garden Temptation" at the Club Trowel event held at 9 30 am today in Miss Mignon residence 4512 13th St. Hostesses include Mrs George Cochran and Mrs John Lott in a social gathering.
Millionaire Bernard Sunley, who died November 21, provided a private posthumous banquet for family and 200 guests at Claridge’s in London. His widow, their children, and executives of his firms were invited. no speeches were planned. Sunley began his career selling from a cart in Yorkshire and rose to head a large engineering empire.
Edyth Thornton McLeod profile highlights Betty Pellet known as That Pellet Woman a Broadway actress and politician who supports women's suffrage. The piece notes her Colorado legislature work her Washington encounters with Truman and Roosevelt and her plan to publish and tour with That Pellet Woman while remaining a dynamic civic figure.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met at IOOF Hall. Two members, Amo D. Boyd Jr. and Mrs. Pete Hurst, were initiated. Officers and guests, decorations of miniature buses and trains, and plans for a 20 year pin were noted. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m May 13 in IOOF Hall.
Elise Edwards of Slaton, bride elect of Gregg Nowlin of Slaton, was honored at a luncheon in the Saigon Room of the Lubbock Country Club Saturday. Mrs. R. K. O Loughlin and Mrs. Jeanne Stricklin hosted. twelve guests attended. The couple will marry June 12 at the First Methodist Church in Slaton.
Silverton special report notes a Briscoe County committee formed to study establishing a museum of local schools. Members include Mrs. Monk, Alvin Redin, Kitt Allard, and O R Stark Jr. They seek photos and information from residents and plan a May 31 meeting at 7 30 pm.
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