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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
10
The article urges practical self protection for women, noting danger lurks in streets and homes. It advises securing doors and windows, checking who is at the door, drawing blinds, carrying a flashlight, a loud horn, and keeping car doors locked with alertness to the rear seat before entering.
LoL own Taldo ALPHA PHI ALUMNAE Mothers Club and Patro nesses attend a luncheon at Dunlaps Tearoom at 12 30 p m Saturday to honor senior active chapter members at Texas Tech Honorees Judy Crews Jodie Marshall Melda Sasser Carol Weaver Beverly Burleson each will receive a gift A wise old owl centerpiece handmade flowers hostesses Mrs Leon Moore Mrs J E Portwood Mrs Don Reed alumnae president presides at the last meeting Summer rush plans to be discussed Guests include Mrs J Tl Milam of Austin and Mrs Earl T Zylicz of Houston MISS PRISCILLA NEWLING bride elect of Michael Weaver will be honored with a gift coffee from 9 30 11 a m Friday in Lubbock Women s Club hostesses are Mrs Earl Miller Mrs Brantley Malone and Mrs Robert A Hill Jr Sixty guests invited to attend the brides colors yellow and white decorations
The Order of the Eastern Star S41 met Tuesday night at Mackenzie Lodge hall with Grand officers past matrons and patrons present. A memorial program on The Tree of Life was led by Mrs Chick Trout, tributes by the matron and patron, prayers, music, and readers. The matron’s tea is set for May 15 at Mrs James Lee Benson’s home. Bridal events include vows for Newling and Weaver on June 12 in San Francisco. a recipe shower honors Mrs Alfred Faison May 11. Approximately 40 guests expected.
Belle Glade Garden Club held its Standard Flower Show with the theme Spring Magic at the Municipal Garden Arts Center. Top honors went to Mrs Wylie Hudman Mrs M J Meador and Mrs R M Armstrong for entries in horticulture and artistic divisions with sweepstakes and multiple blue ribbons awarded to several club members.
Paint marks indicate quart and gallon levels on a cleaning pail to assist accurate mixing of detergents for cleaning tasks.
The Hub City Duplicate Bridge club held weekly regu lar master point play in Precinct 1 Clubhouse with North South winners Mrs Jack Kendricks and Butch Adams first place and Mrs Dick Parks and Mrs D W Steed man second. Enstavest winners Rufus Rush and Frank Poindexter first, Mrs Ed Phelps and Mrs Weldon Wells second. Newcomers Club met at Tull crest Country Club with 26 members and 11 guests. Mr W W Blackledge won the floral arrangement. Next meeting at 11 30 a m on June 2.
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