Ralls Garden Club Receives Civic Beautification Award
Mrs. W H Dismukes and Mrs. John W Thomas accepted a 500 check in Lubbock for the Ralls Garden Club as the civic beautification award winner. The prize funds the square project begun in 1961 to beautify a vacant center square with trees roses and junipers and future flower beds. The award is sponsored by Texas Garden Clubs Inc and the Seara Foundation with Sears providing 6000 annually for community improvement programs.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lubbock
John W. Thomas
W. H. Dismukes
Ralls Gamen Club
Ralls
Texas Garden Chibs, Inc
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Ralls Garden Club
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
Seara Foundation
Ralls Cub
Texas Garden Clubs
Color Trends Shift As Urban Living Cuts Space
The New York based report says oace age tensions and smaller apartments push brighter colors in fashion, decor, and construction. Pastels decline while blues and violets appear to calm moods. copper tones rise for kitchens and fern green and gold stay popular.
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New York
Wns
OU Talk CAROUSEL DANCE CLUB Breakfast Dance
The Carousel Dance Club sponsors a 9 am breakfast dance Saturday at Hillcrest Country Club. Row of hosts and hostesses includes Bob Newell and Fran Smith with Bernie Howell Orchestra providing music.
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Carousel Dance Club
Hillcrest Country Club
Bob Newell
Fran Smith
L. D. Whiteley
Charles Nelson
Travis Shelton
Denzil Bevers
Bernie Howell Orchestra
Music Club Installs Officers at Lubbock Branch
Mrs. Ellie Locks of Brownwood will install officers of the Lubbock Music Club at the Lubbock Women's Club at 9 20 a m. New officers include Mines Leonard Cole president Val Montes first vice president J B Joiner second vice president Perry Black recording secretary Coleman Cowan corresponding secretary and Bob Boynton treasurer Mrs Kenn Miller presides The program features scholarship winner Miss Sylvia Curry of Crosbyton a Texas Tech student who will play Chopin etudes Mrs Grady Taylor performs pieces from Samson and Delilah and The King and I with accompaniment by Gene Pickens
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Ellie Locks
Brownwood
Lubbock Music Club
Lubbock Women's Club
Mines
Leonard Cole
Val Montes
J. B. Joiner
Perry Black
Coleman Cowan
Bob Boynton
Kenn Miller
Sylvia Curry
Crosbyton
Texas Tech
iShe
Grady Taylor
Saint Sucas
Rehearsal Dinner Honors Couple Before Wedding
Gary Griffith and Miss Joe Garnett were honored at a rehearsal dinner Thursday night in the Garden of Villa Inn. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Doe Griffith, with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garnett. The event featured orange blossoms and roses with twenty nine guests. The couple plans to marry Saturday at Broadway Church of Christ at 8 p.m.
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Gary Griffith
Joe Garnett
Garden of Villa Inn
Doe Griffith
Ed Garnett
Broadway Church of Christ
Sue McCarty
Robert Hoffman
Watford Hawking
52Nd St
Mmes. R. C. Taylor
Jack Dale
Jimmy Hawkins
J. R. Berry
J. L. McCarty
Paul Hoffman
Quaker Avenue Baptist Church
Mins
Lee Ann Toon
Tee Ann Toon
Johnny Musler
Wayne Hood
58Th St
Mmes
J. EB. Hood
James Hart
Glen Vaughn
Triston Rosen
Agape Methodist Church
Lillian Shropshire
New Deal
Charles Ballinger
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Ada Womack
Bee Cramer
Eva Norman
Alma Isaac
Rosie Brown
Buena Lincecum
Joann Sherman
Blanche Atkinson
Oneda Davis
Helen Reskin
New Deal Baptist Church
Bridal Showers Honor Four Brides Elect In Texas
Miss Sue McCarty and three other brides to be were feted in separate showers. Events were hosted by local families at homes on 52nd Street and 58th Street. Couples plan June or May weddings at area churches with decorations featuring pink roses, green and white themes, and milk glass.
Crossley Lynch Celebrate Wedding in McCamey
Miss Cynthia Alan Lynch of Houston and Lewis Crossley Jr. wed at 4 p.m. May 7 in First Christian Church McCamey. The bride, a Texas Christian University graduate, wore a white lace gown with bouffant veil and gardenia bouquet. The groom, a Texas Tech graduate, works for Phillips Petroleum. They planned a Las Vegas wedding trip and will reside in Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Maxine Showalter
Abilene
P. L. Crossley
Church Fellowship Hall
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Shell Oil Company
Houston
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Crossley
Las Vegas
Nev
Avondale
Apt
Okla
Junior Garden Club Chooses Officers at Garden Arts Center
The Junior Bud Garden Club, at the Municipal Garden Arts Center, installed new officers led by president Julia Garvin. Members Susan Banks Judy Ellison Karen Worsham Carla Benson Jenny Fields Glenn Sugarel and Priscilla Patton also participated in a flower show.
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A. T. Cocanougher
Junior
Bud Garden Club
Municipal Garden Arts
Susan Banks
Judy Ellison
Karen Worsham
Carla Benson
Jenny Fields
Glenn Sugarel
Priscilla Patton
Julia Garvin
Dixon Morrison Vows Said By Texas Tech Students
Garland special reports Meredith Morrison and James L Dixon TI were married at 8 pm at the bride’s parents home. Rev Robert McGinnis officiated. The couple reside at 3201 14th St. Morrison a Tech education student. Dixon a Garland High School graduate and Tech candidate for January graduation.
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Dixon-Morrison
Texas Tech
R. E. Faulkner
Buck Stevenson
Robert Meek
Lubbock
H. B. Alexander
Dixon
14Th St
Tech
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Garland High School
New Deal Home Demonstration Club Demonstrates Salads
New Deal HD Club met in the Community Center with hosts Mrs. Glyn Hamilton and Mrs. Charley Jackson. Demonstration on making Marty salads given by Hamilton assisted by Jackson. Twelve members sampled salads as Mrs. Hogan played piano. Next meeting set for 2 p.m. June 2 with Mrs. Henry as hostess.
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NEW Deal
Specia
New Deal Home Demonstration Club
Glyn Hamilton
Charley Jackson
W. E. Jones
J. M. Hogan
Jackson
A. D. Burress
F. H. Henry
Lubbock
Belgium posts higher power output in 1965 year data
Belgium reports net electricity output of 2044 billion kwh for last year, up 9.2 percent from 1964. Industrial electricity consumption rose five percent, a slower gain than the 10.5 percent increase seen in 1964.
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Belgium
Brussels
Carpet Care Tips Brighten Homes and Remove Spots
A guide promotes safe carpet cleaning with Nine Lustre for vibrant colors and a fluffy nap. An electric shampooer can be used daily for 31 minutes at Dantap's All Four Stores to clean effectively.
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Ecaurpet
Lubbock Calendar Items Include Bridge and Club Notices
Chronicle of local club activities featuring a novice bridge game at 745 pan and events at Bridge Studio and Lubbaick Garden Club. Notes mention women’s clubs, travel clubs, and a musicians group with varied times and locations in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Honor Sunday Guild Installs Officers At Wesleyan
The Wesleyan Service Guild of St. Luke's Methodist Church held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. C. B. Parsley’s home to install officers. Guests included Mines, Natilie Evans, Gertrude Mann, Lloyd V. Hamilton, and Jimmy Jacobbus. Delphene Young awarded a certificate on behalf of Larry Kyle, honoring missions in memory of Larry Craig Kyle, with a reception planned for Sunday honoring Mrs. Tommy Haley.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
C. B. Parsley
30Th St
Mines
Natilie Evans
Gertrude Mann
Lloyd V. Hamilton
Jimmy Jacobus
Delphene Young
Larry Kyle
Larry Craig Kyle
Tommy Haley
Lemons For Beauty Jelvyn Skin and Hair booster
Lemon Jelvyn is advertised as a skin freshener and complexion cleanser. Each bottle purportedly clears blemishes and clogged pores, improves texture, and adds shine to hair when used in rinse. The message targets beauty conscious consumers seeking clearer skin and glossy hair.
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