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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1966

Page

7

Chennault to Speak on Asia Policy at Tech Union

Anna Chennault widow of Lt. Gen. Claire Chennault visits Lubbock to lecture at Texas Tech on bridging East and West. She urges firm policy toward Asia, warns against Viet Nam confusion, and notes China’s pivotal role for future security.

Freda. McVay Anna Chennault United States Asia China Mrs. Chennault Viet Nam U. S. House of Representatives Committee On Foreign Affairs Pacific America

What Happened To Time In Modern Life

Celestine Sibley laments busy schedules consuming time for exercise, family, and visits. She contrasts present day quick routines with a Civil War era diarist who had free time for letters and porch visiting. The piece questions why time feels scarce amid many obligations.

Celestine Sibley S. P. Richards New York Atlanta

Complexion Steaming For a Silky Smooth Look

Complexion steaming to cleanse the surface and soften crow’s feet and expression lines. Anoint with Olay oil before steaming, then lemon Jelvyn toner and a final film of Olay for a milky bloom. Margaret Merril.

Jelvyn Margaret Merril

Miss Jane Weiss to be honored at 7 p.m. dinner

A dinner honoring bride elect Miss Jane Weiss and her fiancé Jerry Brock is set for 7 p.m. Thursday at Hemphill-Wells Tea Room in Monterey Center. Hostesses include Minies and several Brownfield residents as listed. Decorations feature spring colors yellow and white, and a hostess gift will be given.

Jane Weiss Jerry Brock Hemphill-Wells Tea Room Monterey Center P. R. Cates C. F E. Williams Howard Hurd Jack Hamilton Kenneth Purtell W. A. Walford Brownfield

Misses Hear Pattern of Life in Lubbock Club

Mrs. Kelly directed a Tuesday program at the Lubbock Woman's Club titled A Pattern of Life. Members staged a fashion show with Myron Hinkle. Mrs. Victor Womack gave the devotional Every Man Builds His Own Monument. Plans were formed for the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention May 10 12 in Lubbock. Hostesses were Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Brown. Next meeting set for May 17 luncheon.

R. K. Hardy Lubbock Study Club Lubbock Women’s Club Lubbock Victor Womack E. H. Boedeker Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs W. J. Culp L. M. Brown

Mother's Day theme marks Pythian Sisters meeting

At Knights of Pythias Hall Friendship Temple 55 Monday night the Pythian Sisters honored mothers with a Mother’s Day program led by Mrs. Kenneth Lofland. Members formed the word mother in white, readings and song followed, roses were presented to two long-time members, and plans were announced for a fall antique show and future initiations.

Pythian Sisters Friendship Temple Knights of Pythias 24Th St Kenneth Lofland A. M. Harvey Maude Woodward Christine Weathers Temple L. M. Brown Flossie Seale Winnie Gardner Charles Hicks Charles Shaffer Margaret Phillips

Texas Tech Faculty Women Club Tea and Style Show

Calendar item lists events at Tech Union Ballroom from 3 15 to 4 15 p m on Wednesday. Reader's Club meets 6 30 p m at Miss Gertrude Herm 2308 25th St with Hub City Duplicate Bridge at 7 45 p m Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Lubbock Osteopathic Guild gathers 10 a m at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital dining room. St Johns Methodist WSCS convenes 9 30 a m at church.

Texas Tech Tech Union Reader's Club Gertrude Herm 25Th St Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club Precinct 1 Lubbock Osteopathic Guild Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital

Seagraves Club Hosts National Music Week 1966

Seagraves Music Club observes National Music Week for the 43rd year through May 8 with theme Lets Make Music A Living Force. Winners in school poster contests include Gary Minter Melvin Sword Mike Smith Stephen Williams Anna Soto Emily Willingham. Committee members and chairman are named.

Seagraves Seagraves Music Club National Federation of Music Clubs Gary Minter Melvin Sword Mike Smith Stephen Williams Anna George Soto Emily Willingham Music Week W. L. Willingham, Jr Bill Hearne Jean Reed Bert Belcher National Music Week

Society Has Style Show at Villa Inn Luncheon

Christ the King Catholic Church Altar Rosary Society met Tuesday for a luncheon in Villa Inn. Mrs. Bryan White commentated the Dunlap's fashion show. Rev. James Fitzgerald spoke, thanked outgoing officers, and welcomed new ones. Officers installed by Mrs. Al Rohr included Jim Bell president and other officers. Meetings resume in September.

Christ the King Catholic Church Altar Rosary Society Villa Inn Bryan White Dunlap’s James Fitzgerald al Rohr Jim Bell Roy Moritz Jim Greener Lewis Eggenberger Glenn Bailey Ken Walker Royce Ellison Joe Hall Quentin Keenen

YWCA Meeting on Summer Programs at 1641 Broadway

The Y-Wives meet at 10 a.m. Thursday in the YWCA Building to hear a city recreation department program about summer activities. A nursery will be provided.

YWCA Broadway City Recreation Department

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