Speaker Discusses Estate Planning At Seminar
W. C. Hatfield of Dallas spoke at the Texas Tech Foundation seminar on estate planning for women. He outlined income tax saving methods, types of trusts, gift taxes, and strategies like deferring compensation and gift splitting to minimize taxes.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Wanda Berry Family News
W. C. Hatfield
Dallas
Texas Tech Foundation
Law
Texas Tech University
Hatfield
The
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Texas Tech
Love Garden Idea Sparks Shared Yard Plot
A reader suggests neighbors with space plant a garden in each other’s yard to share fresh produce. The letter praises the plan, notes mutual benefits, and invites others with space but limited time to consider gardening collaborations.
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Heloise
Dear Ann Landers column letters on divorce and parenting
A reader suggests using the family album to question a divorce, while another asks if a teenager with an out of wedlock child should date. Ann Landers replies on dating, birth control, and parenting duties with examples from Honolulu and Fort Wayne.
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Ann Landers
Honolulu
Marylou
Fort Wayne
Hagerstown
Club Elects New State Officers At Lubbock Meeting
The PBX Club of Lubbock elected new officers Monday night in Gifford-Hill & Co. Inc. conference room. Officers are Roscoe Pennington president Don El Dale vice president Jacky Myers treasurer Arnold Mincey secretary. An audit committee was formed with Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Gerald Judd for 1971-72. Benny Arnold, outgoing president, reported on the Texas state convention held April 22-25 in Houston where the Muscular Dystrophy Association presented a silver punch set. Next meeting is the installation banquet June 1 at Lester's Hickory Inn.
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PBX Club
Lubbock
Gifford-Hill & Co. Inc
Mmes
Roscoe Pennington
Don el Dale
Jacky Myers
Arnold Mincey
Group Luncheon for Lubbock Osteopathic Guild Highlights
The Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Lay Guild held its annual spring luncheon at Mrs. Harlan Wright home. President Mrs. J W Nazarenus led the business session and committees were named for the April 1972 National Osteopathic Guild Association area conference in Lubbock. Mrs. O E Elmore Jr spoke on her April 21 trip to York Pennsylvania for the national convention. Mrs. Eugene Scroll received a gold guild pin for outstanding work. The next meeting is a workshop at 10 20 a m June 28 at Mrs. James B Mott home.
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J. W. Nazarenus
National Osteopathic Guild Association
Lubbock
O. E. Elmore Jr
York
Penn
Eugene Scroll
NOGA
James B. Mott
19Th St
Pyrdoe Winn Lead Lubbock Duplicate Club Winners
Pyrdoe Winn with Mrs Weldon Wells and Mrs Max Lowmiller took first in the Monday afternoon games at the Bridge Center. Second went to Mrs Bob Cope and Mrs Lew Brown, with third to Mrs John Vickers and Mrs Roy Thompson. Novice night honors went to Mrs Jack DuLaney and Mrs Donald Martin, with James Carter and Doyle Drake second and Philip Mon zing o and Shirley Williams third. The next meeting is 1 p.m. Monday at the center, with novice games at 7 30 p.m.
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Weldon Wells
Max Lowmiller
Lubbock
Bridge Center
Bob Cope
Lew Brown
John Vickers
Roy Thompson
Jack DuLaney
Donald Martin
Mmes
James Carter
Doyle Drake
Philip Monzingo
Shirley
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W. R. Comerford
Kansas City
Tech Law
John Tittle
Chicago
Stein, Roe and Farnham
Mrs. Beselt
Young Women’s Christian Association
Albert Beselt
Roy D. Wilkins
B. McMakin
Kops
Tony Wison
Amarillo
N. L. Barr
Vernon Reed
Barr
Jessie Cox
Ross Pierce
May
Prairie Winds Chapter
Sweet Adelines, Inc
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
South Plains Electric Co-Op, Inc
Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Dorothy Reynolds
Jane McGee
Bernice
Dorine Castleberry
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Hono
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Harlan Wright
20Th St
Pyrdoe
Helen’s
Siron
Merriman's Business College
Macrame Glasses
Granbury
59Th Street
Harrod Music
Guitar
City
Linley
Trevira
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