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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
7
Report discusses a driver who staged accidents in New York to influence a national driving test. It notes his decades of activity, claimed marks of a bad driver, and attempts to prove his toughness to other motorists while stressing safety checks and car upkeep.
Lubbock chapter of DRT will host a convention luncheon with Midland and Alpine delegates. Mrs John P of Midland serves as chairperson with Mrs Walker of Fort Stockton on the organizing committee. Midland County Judge Barba ire Gu Culver will greet attendees and Miss Sarah Mil ti n will speak during the opening session as the event marks Texas Republic era anniversaries amid 1846 treaties and boundary talks.
The Shepherd King Lutheran Church women’s circles meet with topics on abiding in love. Faith Circle met at Mrs. Carl study’s home. next gathering set for June 14 at Mrs. W Hart’s address. Agape Circle held at the church with Mrs. Wardroup presiding and Miss Tucker directing. Joy Circle to meet May 18 at 9:30 a.m. at the church. Mrs. Wallace presiding for business and meditation by Mrs. Hildebrand.
Chi Chi chapter of Beta I Siema Phi held a Tuesday night meeting at the home of Mrs. Jerry Miller. Miss Janet Stark presided as Mrs. Miller conducted the ritual of ceremony and installed officers including Mrs. Tucker as president and Mrs. McGinnis as vice president with Miss Cook as secretary.
Members of Labo ZETA TAU ALPHA will gather at Mrs. Sug Robertson's home, 3501 44th St, at noon today for a luncheon and installation of officers. Bylaws to be approved with co hosts Mrs. Lester Spellman Mrs. E. 3 Kelly and Mrs. Carl P Hawkins. Betty Rae Kaatz bride elect to A2C Richard E Rice honored at bridal shower hosted by Mrs L D Magee with 30 guests including Mrs Gilbert Kaatz and Mrs Charles Walsh.
The Maxey Community Center bridge club met Tuesday night with north south first place awarded to Mrs Bobbie McCormick and Mrs Reba Roberts and second to Mr and Mrs C K Alexander East west champions were Miss Bobbie Gregory and Mrs Garrett Boyd with second place going to Mrs Dean Forrest and Mrs Mattie Thompson The text includes an unrelated quotation on Dadaism’s suppression of relation between thought and expression in art and literature.
Mrs. Rodgers serves as WMU hostess for the Joe Willis Circle. The Exodus study program was led by Mrs. Ben Pharr with participants Thomas Britt Jim Bits and Gene Dobbs. Seven members and one guest attended with refreshments provided. Next meeting set for 9 30 a m May 26 for a stewardship program.
The Lamesa Opti-Mrs Club will sponsor a bridge and 42 inch tournament at 7 30 p m Friday in the Delphian Club house. Admission is 1 per couple to support a local scholarship fund. Mrs Jerry Bell and Mrs Alan Taylor are chairmen.
Miss Rankin and Mr. Jones exchanged wedding vows at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. Saturday. The ceremony followed the Weibling nuptials with attendance by family and friends.
The WoW Ta eres of Camp Fire Girls entertain parents and families with a ceremonial reception at 8 tonight, displaying four months of artwork. The bride wore a pink Taylor suit with white accessories. The couple resides in Lubbock, Texas after a wedding trip to Shelter Island.
The group held a membership coffee at Mrs Merlin Le Cooper's home 6208 Louisville Dr in New. New officers for the next year are Mrs Ralph Daniel president Mrs Dick E Davis first vice president Mrs Arthur Rampy second vice president and Mrs Wallace secretary.
Mrs Richard Beek seca chairman announced the event for all families at Mackenzie Park on Sunday. Jerry of Antonio's Bel Air branch spoke. The next meeting is scheduled for 1 30 p m May 25 in the home of Mrs Goodin 5001 S 2nd 8.
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