Elopements in Moscow Stalled by Cooling Off Periods
In Moscow the elopement and quick marriage dream is checked by a mandatory waiting period. A license waits six to eight weeks for the ceremony, with officials citing a need to prevent ill considered unions. Even so private instructions delay weddings by nearly two months. The result is a restrained marriage pace and a lower divorce rate, now 1.5 per thousand versus 2.2 in the United States.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Heritage Study Club Installs New Slate At Luncheon
Heritage Study Club held a Tuesday luncheon at the Lubbock Women's Club with the theme Art of the Ages. Rabbi Alex F L Kline spoke on American Art and Its Heritage, shown via slides, as Mrs. Terry Condrey installed new officers who received carnation corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage Study Club
Lubbock Women's Club
Charles Pearson
Jack Wheat
Richard Williams
Shelton Berry
George Davis
H. L. Shepard
Robert Anderson
Jack Ogle
Lubbock
Bill Casey
Alex F. L. Kline
Kline
Jack Garrett
TFWC
Terry Condrey
Luncheon Served by WSCS at Forrest Heights Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Forrest Heights Methodist Church held a luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Bill McCord led the annual pledge service, and Mrs. Imogene Price was elected district treasurer. Thirty members attended. next meeting set for 10 a.m. May 2 at the church for "Golden Age" coffee hour.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Forrest Heights
Methodist Church
Bill McCord
Imogene Price
Artichoke Casserole With Breadcrumb Stuffing
Artichoke leaves are stuffed with buttered dry breadcrumbs seasoned with sage. The dish is baked in a covered casserole at 350 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes, then kept in a closet door area as a makeshift shoe rack.
WSCS Conducts Officers Training For Mrs Wynne Shower
Mrs Wynne honored with a Monday night bridal shower at the home of Mrs Doyle Shepherd with staff hostesses and yellow and white decorations. WSCS at St Matthew Methodist Church held an officer training session and installation with 18 members and guests including Mrs Leonard Blakney. Special guests included Mrs Wynne and Mrs Hollars. A luncheon followed with hostesses and mothers present.
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Ronnie Wynne
Joyce Hollars
Doyle
Shepherd
28Th St
Mnes
Jay Nunley
Tex Reeves
James
Ray
John Brown
M. C. Me
Gee
Royce Vernon
Carla Myers
Cathy Hester
Brenda Hough
St. Matthew Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Victor Tors
Lloyd Parsons
Robert Carle
Henry Klein
Carle
WSCS
Wil
Carle|son Hollars
C. A
John Jene
Wynne
Abernathy
Leonard Blakl
Ney
Revelers Dance Club Royal Ball at Lubbock Country Club
Royal Ball planned at 8 p.m. Friday at Lubbock Country Club with champagne hour and 1 a.m. breakfast for members. Mark Anthony Orchestra to perform with gold and red crown decorations. Chairmen Mr and Mrs John Abney and host couples listed among local society figures. Prairie Planters Garden Club to install officers at salad luncheon noon Thursday in Municipal Garden Arts Center. O'Connor to be installed as president and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveliers
Lubbock Country Club
Mark Anthony
John Abney
Tare Messers
Bill Burton
Jack Crawford
Pat Garrett
Wayne Hundley
Bill McCasland
Ernest Wilkerson
Gene Quest
Lubbock
P-TA forms new council for Fourteenth District
A three county P-TA council was formed by Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers to serve local units in Fourteenth District not in a council. Charter members include Hale Center Petersburg Slaton May be misreads from Hale Lubbock Lynn counties with officers elected and a planned service function.
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The
Parent-Teacher Association
Texas Congress of
Parents and Teachers
Hale-Lubbock-Lynn
Tri-County
Hale Center
Petersburg
Hale County
Slat
J. M. Farmer
iLittlefield
Robert R. Gaston
Frenship
C. W. Purser
Shallowater
Elmer l Owens
Tahok
Edward Well
R. G. Morris
Barbara Kesler
Len Webster
George Flood
Reese
Treas
G. Hurer
Gerald Lee
Hale Cen Nelson
Zist St. Ter. Is
Copenhagen
Tulsa Literary Arts Club Names New Officers
Special report lists new officers for the Tulsa Literary Arts Club including president Mines Fred Boatright first vice president A C E Schutster secretary Morris Webb parliamentary Hayde Love publicity Joe Smith and advisory board member James T Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Tulsa Literary Arts Club
Mines
Fred Boatright
A. C. E. Schutster
Morris Webb
Hayde Love
Joe Smith
James T. Harris
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Tex
Pel
Talon
Family Perk
Ave
Opan
Bam
Town & Counting Center
Caprech
Athar i Sale
Soth
Elgin
Sven
HL & P.m
EL Toreador Room
Town & Country
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el Toreador
4Th & College Family Park
34Th St
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Farr
Amerilie
Odense
Midland
Hobbs
Albuquerque
Roswell
Seatele
Boulder
Coloredo Springs
Arrede
Denver
PURR
Bruce Wane
Chicago
Waabl, Chester Aim
Luanece
Orex
Oranamanya Base
Ome
Fancy Anderson
Sapbock
Ned and Wieh Garten Club
Seinieiat
Gerdenare Cente
Sears Sewing Center
Sears
Sears and
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