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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1946

Page

4

CES Chapter Hosts Honor Breakfast for Mrs Martin

Mrs. T. K. Martin, worthy matron of Freedom chapter of OES, was feted at a breakfast hosted by Mrs. C. E. DeArmond in Lubbock Texas. Co host Mrs. Russell Hardin presented a crystal gift. Many chapter officers and guests attended including Mrs. F. A. Kleinschmidt and Mrs. G. R. Severance.

T. K. Martin Freedom OES C. E. DeArmond Russell Hardin Martin F. A. Kleinschmidt G. R. Severance R. P. Swofford Nevine D. Ming Ruth McClatchy J. P. Cotman Roy Boyd E. E. Pool Bessie Bullock Raymond Waters S. E. Youngblood R. R. Holmes De-Armond

Supper and Bingo Scheduled at Lubbock Country Club

A buffet supper will be served at 7 45 tonight at the Lubbock country club for members and families. Charles Young is general chairman of arrangements with E H Bergman and Alvin Allison of Levelland as co chairmen. Mesdames Powell McWhirter H M Chick Hugh Anderson and J E Ausburn assist.

Lubbock Country Club Charles Young E. H. Bergman Alvin Allison Levelland Mesdames Powell McWhirter H. M. Chick Hugh Anderson J. E. Ausburn

4-H Clubs Observe Rural Life Sunday Across Texas

4 H clubs in Texas plan observance of Rural Life Sunday on May 26 to emphasize Christian values in rural life. Lubbock county reports clubs attending church and participating in services, with Shallowater 4 H clubs hosting a post service luncheon and Rev Henry O Boswell guiding the observance.

Texas Scaphene Stephens Lubbock County Shallowater Henry O. Boswell Lubbock Roosevelt Jr Roosevelt Sr Sunshine Jr

Dr Young To Speak On Wheat Tillage At Cherokee Field Day

Dr A W Young head professor of plant industry at Texas Tech will speak at the wheatland conservation experiment station in Cherokee Oklahoma Friday. His address titled Tillage Methods for Wheat on the High Plains will urge farmers to diversify farm practices and include livestock sorghum and wheat. Dr Young left for Cherokee this morning for the field day.

A. W. Young Texas Technological College Wheatland Conservation Experiment Station Cherokee Okla Young High Plains

Service Held By Allegro Music Club Hosts Installations

Mrs. Raymond Marshall hosted the Allegro Music club for an installation and social hour. New officers include Mrs. F C Stanley president and Mrs. James Atcheson vice president with Miss Mary Wilson and Mrs Elois Elliott in secretarial roles. Bill Harrod and Beverly Vaughn performed violin numbers and Dr Archie Jones attended as a guest. An antique plate was presented to the retiring president. About 20 members and guests attended. A note on New Orleans cotton warehousing follows.

Raymond Marshall Allegro Music Club F. C. Stanley James Atcheson Mary Wilson Elois Elliott Don Mitchell Bill Harrod Beverly Vaughn Marshall Federation of Music Clubs Austin M. V. Stone Fred Nelson Ruth Towne Archie Jones University of Texas Jones Texas

Oklahoma program to boost High Plains wheat farming profits

Dr. Young outlined methods to maximize farm income and stabilize a permanent agriculture on High Plains wheat farms. He spoke at the request of Dr. H. F. Murray of Oklahoma A. & M. college. The program is sponsored by Oklahoma A. & M. college at Stillwater and the SCS research division at Guthrie soil conservation experiment station.

High Plains Young H. F. Murray Agronomy Oklahoma A. & M. College Stillwater SCS Research Division Soil Conservation Experiment Station Guthrie Okla

Peggy Ann Johnson to Wed Emil D Acosta in June

Engagement announcement event hosted by Mrs. A M Johnson at 1702 Ave R notes Peggy Ann Johnson and Emil Edwin D Acosta of Mexico plan to marry on June 8. Texas Tech freshmen Peggy Ann and Emil were celebrated with a tea and house party including piano selections and guests in attendance.

A. M. Johnson Ave R Pegey Ann Johnson Emil Edwin D'Acosta Mexico Mesdames J. T. Baisden G. P. Kuykendall Peggy Ann Emil Joyce Yocum Don Mitchell Jeff Watson Guy Smith W. T. Marshall Mary Jane Hinchey Mary Evelyn Lacy Virgil Lee Sneed Nora McMurry Dorothy Cantrell Miss Johnson D’acosta Texas Technological College

Mrs George Presents Students In Piano Recital

Mrs George presents a group of pupils in a piano recital at 8 o clock tonight in her home 2401 Twentieth Those to appear are Judy Matejowsky Pat Ridge Mary Bowron Patricia Matejowsky Jackie Fortune Madine Bell Joyce Rosenthal Betty Fortune Virginia Carr Mary Joplin Billie Katherine Weiss Jack Walters Juanita Woods Hugh McRee Jean McRee Carry Lawless Patsy Bogart Kenneth Blackford Joe Rosenthal

E. F. George Judy Mattejowsky Pat Ridge Mary Bob Bowron Patricia Matejowsky Jackie Fortune Madine Bell Joyce Rosenthal Betty Fortune Virginia Carr Mary Joplin Billie Katherine Weiss Jack Walters Juanita Woods Hugh McRee Jean McRee Carry Lawless Patsy Bogart Kenneth Blackford Joe Rosenthal

Impromptu Program Closes Tech Faculty Dinner Season

At the Tech Social center a Wednesday night dinner for the Tech Faculty club featured an impromptu program led by retiring president Dr. Aaron G. Oberg. Guests performed including Mrs. Jane McDonald, Miss Doris Hittle, Dean James G. Allen on piano, and Roy Bass. One hundred eighty five attendees. Officers elected for next year include Dr. A. W. Young as president, Haskell Taylor as vice president, Jack Powers as treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Hawley as secretary. Retiring officers were Dr. Oberg, George Long, Cecil Ayers, and Miss Sue Rainey.

Tech Tech Social Center Aaron G. Oberg Jane McDonald Doris Hittle Dean James G. Allen Roy Bass A. W. Young Haskell Taylor Jack, Powers Elizabeth Hawley Oberg George Long Cecil Ayers Sue Rainey

Joy Reeder to Give Speech Recital at Home

Mrs Frances Lee Tolbert presents Joy Reeder in a speech recital at 8:30 tonight at the Reeder home 2404 Avenue T. Police Chief Don Reeder and his wife host the event for the little girl and her parents.

Joy Reeder Frances Lee Tolbert

Modern Lord Chesterfield Advice On Marriage From Will

Broadstairs Kent English report notes a will probated for George D. S. Wood leaving about 5000 in property to his son Alexander. The advisory line urges marrying for love but not a penniless wife. It emphasizes a wife should have income for dress and “pin money” and that more is better for both spouses.

Broadstaire Kent Eng Chesterfield George D Wood Alexander

Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat

A casual home remedy claims to shed pounds quickly using four ounces of liquid Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle. Take two tablespoons twice daily, with suggested results described as simple and safe. The ad cites a druggist and a named retail source.

Mark Halsey

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