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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
8
Wedding vows for Miss Regina Ann Edney and Randall Cates were read at 7 50 p m Thursday in Monterey Baptist Church with attendees including the Hey Anthony.
Mrs. Bill Lansford hosts the Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Tata Chapter gathering at her 4811 15th Street residence with Mrs. Howard Pharr as co host. Attendees participated in a program titled Living with the Tushees, and the chapter outlined activities and yardstick notes for future events.
Miss Monika Ramona Lina Beuscher and Charles A. Baker exchanged vows at 7 p.m. Thursday in Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. Oran D. Smith officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs John Beuscher of 2203 7th St and Mr and Mrs Sherwood J. Baker of Killeen. The bride wore an empire waist A line gown with rhinestone and pearl accents, pale green chiffon, green petal hat, veil, and carried yellow roses and red carnations. Mrs. Charles Bessent served as matron of honor.
A local event titled Deep Eat Lors will feature performances themed around rape in a controversial showcase drawing criticism from advocacy groups. Organizers say the piece aims to spark dialogue while opponents call it harmful and triggering.
A United Press International poll of contestants found the search for identity and lower standards as top worries among students. The report notes concerns over academic trails and moral standards as major issues in the college scene.
The Ava lanche-Journal’s Women’s News section lists submission times for daily and Sunday editions and hours for the department. It notes engagement announcements are not accepted by phone and discusses student pressures and need for purpose and direction in college life.
The Luncheon Club met at the Lubbock Women's Club with 23 members present. Outgoing president Mrs Chick Trout installed officers for the coming year including Fred O. Senter Jr as president and Lucille Myatt as vice president. Summer meetings will be announced later.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae will honor incoming officers at a blue jeans coffee today at 10 11 30 a.m. in Mrs. Carroll Colier’s home 3803 37th St. New officers include John E. Birdwell II president Hugh Dee Reed vice president John Allen secretary Bob Beckwith treasurer Tom Ledberry Panhellenic representative Pete Laney philanthropy chair Jere Smith editor.
The Low Stubbs PTA honored two retiring teachers, Mrs. Ruby Waller and Mrs. Alice Lawrance, at a recognition assembly in Coronado High School auditorium. Waller taught first grade for 14 years, Lawrance second grade for nine years.
Miss Denise Miller bride elect of J. P. Meador was honored with a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. Paul Bush with co hostess Mrs. Delwin Jones hosting twenty five guests. The couple will wed at 7 p.m. June 10 at St Christopher's Episcopal Church.
Miss Vicki Spitzer and Ronnie McDermett will be honored at a rehearsal dinner at 6 p.m. today in Pete's Cafe with members of their wedding party. The couple will pledge vows at 5 p.m. Saturday at Idalou Methodist Church.
The Brie Club gathered Thursday at the Villa Inn with 11 members present. Guests included Mrs. Ola Tinkler Mrs. Bud Winer and Mrs. Cecil Stanton. The group planned another meeting to prepare bandages for cancer patients.
Brides to be Jan Smith and Connie Bridgeman receive preluding celebrations. Miss Smith and James Schmid plan July 15 wedding at St. John’s Methodist Church with mothers presiding. Bridgeman-Holkinshead luncheon set at Damlap’s Tea Room. twelve guests attend. Rehearsal dinner planned for Jacquelyn Tun nell Coggin wedding party at Johnson House. couple to wed Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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