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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
9
Heloise offers home hacks for even powdered fertilizer distribution using a coffee can with holes, wind awareness, a string guide, and a flour mix to visualize coverage. Cautions include avoiding burns, watering heavily after spreading, and noting lime may blend with fertilizer.
Miss Jeanine Terry of Shallowater and David Smith of Levelland wed at 3 p.m. in the home of his parents. The Rev. D. D. Smith officiated. The bride wore a white nylon chiffon dress with a scalloped neckline and matching jacket. A reception followed. The couple will reside in Levelland.
Miss Nancy Bernard, a Monterey High School senior, was the guest of honor at an indoor picnic supper hosted by Mrs. Wob Alderson at 3306 44th St. A garden basket of daisies served as centerpiece. Twenty guests attended as Mrs Ralph Bernard and Miss Ann Bernard joined in honoring their daughter and sister.
The Welcome Luncheon Club met Thursday at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse with 17 members and a guest Mrs Play Sharp. New officers were installed. The next meeting will be at Koko Inn at 12 noon June 27. The Colonial Needle Club met at 1922 Ave O with eight members. They plan to meet again at 2 pm Sept 14 at 1808 18th St with Mrs Ellis Martin hosting.
Shallowater Home Demonstration Club met in the clubhouse with 13 members. Mrs George Leftwich presented a program on necklines waistlines and hemlines. next meeting a luncheon on June 13 at noon at the clubhouse. Norman Sykes faced court for 764 in unemployment payments while not seeking work. he said he was busy helping his wife with housework and children.
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