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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
8
A domestic anecdote discusses a toddler who shouts no in public and at meals, confusing adults who overreact. The piece argues that parents mislabel a child's independent expression as disobedience and suggests reframing the behavior as a natural phase.
R. O. Calhoun and Mrs. H. L. McBride are among the winners, joined by G. W. Morgenson James Wright Mrs. Clyde Edwards and Mrs. Bill Deavers in the latest prize drawing.
Members of the Twentieth Century Club met in the East Room of Lubbock Women’s Club with Mrs. R C Janeway presiding. Mrs Allan L Carter reviewed The Life of Oscar Wilde by Robert H Sherard. Guests received gifts of appreciation and yearbooks were presented. Program for 1966 67 will be Information USA. Next meeting starts Sept 27.
Miss Sue Marie Johnson of Midland and Barry Tull of Plainview were honored at a backyard supper party hosted by Mr and Mrs John H Tull at 4608 W With St. They plan to marry July 3 in First Methodist Church Midland. Clement Sorests Study Club members hosted a Monday morning event for 250 guests at the Lubbock Women’s Club with daylilies and stock in table decor.
Miss Jean Ann Littlepage received a courtesy luncheon Saturday at the Villa Inn Poolside Garden. Hostesses Mrs. Alton Strickland and daughter Ann, with guests from Ta hoka and Walls, celebrated the bride elect ahead of her June wedding to Charles Spence at the Tohoka Church of Christ.
Latchhock Toastmistress Club met Monday night in Ming Tree Restaurant with Mrs Frances Thornton giving table topics. Mrs Homer Brady was named best critic. general evaluator was Mrs Georgia Galloway. best speaker was Mrs FE B Rainer. guest was Mrs Foster Osburn. next meeting at 7 p.m. in June at the restaurant. call Mrs Heatley at PO 2 2489 for info.
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