Woman’s Angle column and club notices from 1940s era
A cluttered column reports on The Woman’s Angle by Ruby Osborn with yearbooks from Shakespeare Club and Lubbock Study Club arriving for distribution, a Monterey High School home and family class reunion planned at Wagner Park, a violin request for a 1944 student, and notes on Mrs. Jerry Brooks’ presidency of Clement Sorosis Study Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey High School
Wagner Park
Mall
Nora Cox
Tommy Kirk
Jeanne Dearden
Susan el Volt
Janie Mead
Jo. Ann Shafer
Ethel Glasreick
Judy Robertson
Sherri Bule Jat
Wendell Barnett
Bill Golightly
Evangeline Young
Annette” Watkins
Vince Brown
Barbara Hawking
Betty Nipp
Kinesley Frier
Billy Arrington
Lois Josey
Douglas Hendrick
Cheryl Kieser
Billi Roxie Neely
Dianna Robinson
Thelma’ Beadle
Glenda ‘Turner
Britty Keen
Leona Bailey
Jack Hamilton
Wayne Timmons
Jerry Brooks
Clement Sorosis Study Club
Brooks
Dallas
Texas Tech graduation reception honors graduates and families
A reception hosted by President and Mrs Goodwin at the Texas Tech campus honors the graduating class with guests listed, followed by a rehearsal dinner for Myra Stephenson and Kenneth Vance. A lost pets notice shares details of a brown and white basset hound missing from 2704 64th St. Call SW5-852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Texas ‘Tech
Goodwing
Taiott
Tech
James G. Allen
William Butterfield
Willian M. Pearce
J. Roy Wells
William
ML. Brown
George R. Hull
Ir. C. Taneway
IC. A. Bates
Margaret BR. Birkman
Roger L. Brooks
George’. Elle
Dorothy T. An
Harmon Jenkins
Ivar Li. _Little
Depta Semale
Texas Tech
Bob McMenamy
Sara
Nancy
Basset Margette
Hotston
Roger McMenamy
Jan ‘Hound
Bartlesville
Okla
J. T. McMenamy
Brenda
White
Linda
Mike
Brownfield
Jor McMenamy
Dallas
Miss Shamburger Weds William Darrel Sanders
Miss Shamburger becomes the bride of William Darrel Sanders in a candlelit ceremony at 3 Star Presbyterian Church. Rev. Robert H L Ferguson officiated the double ring wedding. The couple will reside at 2902 and Ph. The bride is a Monterey High School graduate and Texas Tech junior in secondary education. The groom is a Monterey High School graduate and senior industrial management major at Texas Tech. Both are employed by Sweetbriar Shops Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes “Anne
Shamburger
William Darrrel Sanders
Robert HL Ferguson
Roy T. Shambarger
Me Morris
D. Sanders
James N. Fitzgibbonee
Shantung
Morris’ “Sanders
Tom Shamburger
Gary Sanders
Ronnie Wilson
Jordan Pritchard
Mix
Jack Spangler
John Wittman
Ehurch
Red River
Jpink
Mua Sreduate
Monterey “High School
Texas Tech
Sweetbriar Shops Inc
Sanders
Monterey High School
Tosa
Tech
Sweetbriar’s
Ceprock Center
Double Ring Ceremony Performed In Plainview
Plainview hosts a double ring wedding as Miss Gruben and Mr. Gruen wed at 5 in the afternoon. Bride wore a candlelight gown with chapel train and ilusion veil, while bridesmaid party included Erwin Dawe and Wither Gruben. The couple, both connected to Texas Tech, plan to reside in Lubbock after a reception and travels for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rove ‘Petty
Coltere Station
Ore
Pian Sil Pasac
Hanced
Mencon
Mise Jana Daniel
Luncheon Honors Janie Tripp at Lubbock Country Club
Mrs T A Rogers honored her niece Janie Tripp, a Lubbock High School graduate, with a luncheon at the Lubbock Country Club. Sixteen guests attended and the centerpiece featured a garden bouquet. among the guests was Mrs TM R Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Rogers
Janie Tripp
Lubbock High School
Lubbock Country Cub
R. Tripp
Sahat
Ret
Ring Vows Read At Levelland Baptist Church Wedding
Kathy Elane Whittenburg and Stanley E. Corvin Jr. wed at College Avenue Baptist Church in Levelland. The Rev. Dale Leggett officiated at 3:30 p.m. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whittenburg of Levelland, and the groom’s are Maj. and Mrs. Stan Corvin of Waco. The couple exchanged double ring vows as the bride was escorted by her father. The gown featured a stem silhouette in silk face peau de soie with Chantilly lace and a chapel train. A silk veil and orchid bouquet completed the bridal ensemble. Matron of honor was Katherine Walker. bridesmaids were Penny Corvin, Linda Stucker, and Lena Stucker. Best man was Phillip Worley. ushers were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
College Avenue Baptistre
Kathy
Elane Whittenburg
Stanley E. Corvin Jr
Dale Leggett
Roy Whittenburg
Lof Levelland
Hride
Maj
Stan Corgin
Waco
Jaltar
Sill Fission
Katherin Walker
Penny Corvin
Linda
Lena Stucker
Phillip Worley
Lubbock
Servie
Levelland Couple Married In Sterling City Ceremony
The article notes Levelland residents Baker and Gary Frazier at a Sterling City wedding. The bride’s cousin Melanie McEntire of Sterling City attended as flower girl and ring bearer Michael Wright of Levelland. Music by Corlta Gilbreath and soloist Vicki Wright. Reception at the bride’s parents home. They plan a San Antonio trip and will later be in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Gary Frazier
Levelland
Melanie [McEntire
Sterling City
Michael Wright
Corlta Gilbreath
Vicki Wright
San. Antonio
Lubbock
Birthday Party Honors Mark Vanderveer at Candyland Park
Nine year old Mark Vanderveer son of Mr and Mrs Audrey Vander Veer of 1313 43rd St was honored with a Thursday afternoon birthday party at Candyland Park. Third grade students from Lubbock Christian School attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Vanderveer
Audrey Vander
June Wedding Is Announced In Akron Ohio
The Rev and Mrs William T Turnbull of Alton announce the engagement of their daughter Sue to James A Bateman son of Mr and Mrs Walker H Bateman Jr of Plainview The bride to be is a Muskingum College graduate Bateman a Plainview High School and State University San Antonio alum currently studying at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. A late June wedding is planned with vows at McCormick Seminary chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
William T. ‘Turnbull
Alton
Sue
James A. Bateman
Walker H. Bateman Jr
Plainview
Muskingum College
New Concord
Bateman
Plainview High School
State University
San Antonio
McCormick ‘Theological Seminary
Chicago
McCormick Seminary
Lambda Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Plains Bank
Mrs. Don Sikes presided at Lambda Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi weekly meeting at Plains National Bank Building. It was the final yearly meeting with Sikes presenting Substance For the Art of Life The Beautiful. Readings and yardstick measured for a three star chapter. hostesses were Mrs. Joe Jobe and Mrs. Jack Slaton. social hour followed and an ice cream party planned for June 20 at K N Clapp Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sikes
Don Woldman
Lambda Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Plains National Bank
Jack Slaton
K. N. Clapp Park
Wedding Party To Be Honored At Dallas Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Culp announce a forthcoming wedding for their daughter with twenty relatives and friends invited. The reception will feature a yellow and white floral table arrangement and streamers. The ceremony will take place at Coxom and High Natit Park Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Culp
Mra. T. BR
Dallas
Isaueane i
Coxom Ans High
Natit Park Methodist Charente
Olton Couple Plans July 10 Wedding
Olton residents announce the engagement of Tommy Claudere to Charlie T. Burns. The ceremony is set for July 10 at 7:30 in First Baptist Church Wichita Falls pastor will officiate. Bride-to-be is a Olton High School graduate seeking further study at West Texas State University. Groom is an Olton High School graduate and West Texas State student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wien
Tommy Claudere
Charlie T. Burns
Patl Burrus
Fst Baptist Church
Ai White
Nanhai Bapitist “Church
Wichita Falls
Olton High School
Baylor University
West Texas State Uniersity
Burrus
West Texas State
Duplieite Eight-Player Golf Meet Names Winners
Wednesday match at the sub-City clubhouse ended with Mr. and Mrs. Aulus Rush, Butch Adama, and Jack Kertrick as winners while Weldon Wells, AL Gardner and Frank Pohdemar, Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, Mrs. Hollis, Reyes, and Mrs. Walter Schovaner placed third. The group will reconvene at 6 p.m. next Wednesday at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplieite
Praciuct 1
Aulus Rush
Butch Adama
Jack Kertrick
I. Weldon Wells
AL Gardner
Prank Pohdemar Recond
James Allen
Needle Club Meets at Lowe Residence in Bonny Ross Area
The Needle Club gathered at the Lowe residence, Mrs Audie Lane host, in the afternoon. Two guests, Ben Scarborough and Jennie Scarborough of Childress, attended among 21 members. Members voted on a matter related to the Wellaby State. Next meeting date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Walter Smith
E. Bates
C. T. Patrick
6Th St
Bonny Ross Needle Club
Audie Lane
The Children s Story in Reader s Digest June issue
Readers are invited to read a condensed fiction piece titled The Children s Story that prompted shock and debate when first published. The feature, condensed from Lauias Home Journal, is advertised as a timely warning about indoctrination and manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader's Digest
Lauias’ Home Journal
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Joey
Tanay
Heaven
Ptolemy
Astronomer
Talhoe
Myra
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Kenneth Ronald Vance
Weilding
Hammer
R. K. Vance
H. M. Stephenson
Joe Lone
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Mich
Adelaine York
Pontiac
NC. Vanes
Roy. W.thompson
Charles Edgeman
Jane Schneider
Liana Vance
Nancy Vance
Ann Vance
John Vance
Bill Somerson
Jerry Rawls
Tim Boswell
Mark Murdock
Mim Eikel
Sally Childress
Lynn Chernosky
Mary Dee. Harris
Diane Bunting
Troy
Glen Martin
Denver City
Gladys Bearden
Mmes
Dorothy. Nicholson
Cecil Lakland
Wilson
Marvin Robinson
J. L. DeBusk
Dahila ‘Traramell
Iss Bunting
Martin
Broadway Church of Christ
Chapele
Miss Shamburger
William Darrel Sanders
Misa Aune Shamborger
Luppock Avalanche-Journal
Plemens News
Lubock, Texas
Fanny
Heincis Daws
Danie
Laveral Gruben
Tate Street
Chu Renehev
Cs Hamilton
Mr. Aves
Gruber
Rt. 2. Ro
Syria
Colorado
Mrs. Laveral Gruben
Alice Dawn
Janie
Tripp
MAYS
34Th St
Mrs
Stanely Corvin
Kathy Whittenburg
Super Dogs
Raels
Duplin Brides
CNS
Jay Pioneer Hotel
Ilive
TWA
Olton
Lowe Residence
Mowroomen Ward
Boston
Zenith
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