Women at Reese AFB Bazaar Help Foster Causes
Officers Wives Club at Reese Air Force Base hosted a holiday bazaar and lunch with tables of handmade gifts and decorations. Proceeds fund Project Money, supporting a Korea foster child and a leper colony, plus Air Force Aid Society and base hospital extras. A shopping tip feature highlights fruit bargains and kitchen hints. The column ends with a reflective quote on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer's Wives Club
Reese Air Force Base
Korea
Air Force Aid Society
Air Force
Needle Club Honors Miss Berta Holloway Tea
Westlake Manor Needle Club held a farewell tea for Miss Berta B Holloway on a Wednesday afternoon at Westlake Manor. She is moving to Oklahoma City this week. A farewell gift was given and refreshments were served from damask covered tables. Mrs S M Alexander served coffee. Seasonal flowers decorated the room. Mrs J W Taylor presided at a business meeting. Twenty members and three guests attended including Mrs W A Parsons of Macon Ga Mrs A Jones and Mrs Holt Holloway. Hostesses were Mrs C P Zeliner and Mrs B J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta B. Holloway
Westlake Manor
A. Jones
Holt Holloway
C._P. Zeliner
B. J. Smith
Conclave Members Plan Christmas Supper at Home
Alpha Pi Conclave of Kappa Kappa Iota met Monday night at Mrs. DAnn Browns home 3019 42nd St. Mrs James McCulloch was top scorer in the crazy bridge game and Mrs Richard LaBoone won the booby prize. After a short business session refreshments were served. A Christmas supper is planned for the next meeting. Berlin East Germany will open a ferry route to Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi
Kappa Kappa Iota
D'Ann Brown
42Nd St
James McCulloch
Richard LaBoon
Hillcrest Country Club
Jess Stinson
L. C. Yiers
Carothers
Austin
C. E. Mariner
Victor Igolconnally
Joe Dougla
Texas
H. M. McNeely
Adj
Thomas S. Bishop
Youngblond’s
Southwest Home Demonstration Club Luncheon Held
The Southwest Home Demonstration Club met for a luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. E. W. Smith's Hale Center home. Fifteen members and three guests attended, including Mrs. Maggie Mariam, Miss Ruby Adwood, and E. W. Smith. The next meeting is planned for November 26 at W. C. Mauzey’s home, 4212 39th St, with Mrs. S. C. Rawlings co hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Home Demonstration Club
E. W. Smith
Hale Center
Maggie Mariam
Ruby Adwood
W. C. Mauzey
39Th St
S. C. Rawlings
Clemen's News Briefs From Lubbock Journal
Lubbock content notes a Friday date November 8 1963 with brief items from the Clemens News column. Details unclear in OCR but records indicate local society and civic notes typical of a Friday community page.
Scholarship Banquet Honors Tech Donors And Recipients
Texas Tech held a scholarship banquet in the Tech Union Ballroom at 6 p.m. Thursday with Dr Beatrix Cobb delivering Role of the Woman in the Changing Future. Melissa Sutherland received the Margaret Weeks scholarship, Karen Morris the Melba Mae Maxey award, and Mary Alice Terry won the Borden Award. The event also recognized J B Hance Pancake House and Minnie McCrery Michie fellowships with multiple names listed among scholars and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sutherland
Monahans
Margaret W. Weeks
Texas Tech
Wayne Timmons
Tech
Miss Sutherland
Margaret Weeks
Tech Union
Beatrix Cobb
Melissa Sutherland
Melba Mae Maxey
Karen Morris
White Deer
Homer G. Maxey
Maxey
Colleg
Ellen Marie Latta
Groom
J. B. Hance
Jean Elizabeth Wilcox
Phillips
Mary Alice Terry
Cole Iman
Sherrell Bell Force
Snyder
Jonnie McCrery Michie
Gloria Louise
Berg Goldwater
Lubbock
Mary Andrea O’brennan
el Paso
Kueests
Deanne Lee Hill
Semiformal Talon Dance at Lubbock Country Club
rl UN Talon and Evelifas Dance Club host a semiformal dance starting 9 p.m. today at Lubbock Country Club with Mark Anthony Orchestra. Omega Club held a luncheon and Thanksgiving program at Holiday Inn with 19 members and devotions led by Mrs. J. T. Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Country Club
Mark Anthony
Omega Club
Holiday Inn
George Holland
L. M. Abel
Keeping Young by the Way You Work Program
Mrs. C. S. Wales presented a program on keeping young through work methods at the Caldwell Home Demonstration Club meeting in the New Deal Clubhouse. Hostess Mrs. L. M. Hob. recreation led by Mrs. C. S. McDonald Jr.. devotional by Mrs. Hobgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Wales
Cald
Well Home Demonstration Club
New Deal
L. M. Hob
C. S. McDonald Jr
Hobgood
F. H. Henry
Local Banners and Club Notices From Lubbock Area
scattered fragments list events at clubs and meetings in Lubbock including a Women’s Clubhouse banquet at 7 p.m. and council and county court times. other items reference dance clubs community groups and a Knights of Pythias hall event with unclear details.
Graduate Program Topic At Tech Housing and Family Life
The meeting discussed a graduate program at Texas Tech for home demonstrations and extension work. Mrs. Florence Low described family income and costs, noting housing and clothing prices in contrast with Russian and French studies of family life. She highlighted limited housing and crowded districts, and spoke of plans to attend national meetings in Chicago and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerishad
Florence Low
Low
Avera
Texas Tech
Texas A&ms
Jas
Heomornioa Tel
Ana A
Amie Tay Zoysi
Viyme Reveryment
Issla
Paris
France
Russia
Lube
Chicago
Ill
Yarborough
Washington
Senforce
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Yarbor
Austin
Texas-Baylor University
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the Womans Angle
Ruby Osborn
Needle Club
Berlin
Germany
Denmark
Southwest HD Club
Lubbock, Texas
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Clemen's
Rl UN Talon
E. L. Tarver
J. T. Bolton
O. C. Ewing
18Th St
W. B. Yeager
Ross R. Wolfe Schol
Barbara Higgins
Lock
Helen Fay Foster
Floydada
Mrs. Wales
American State Bank
Memger F. D. I. C
Wallace
Wallace Studio
Lab « Tex
Koon
Nineth Franklin
Adkisson
Hame
Nemonsten
Mackente Terra
Sinexenee
Pho
Simmons
Am Si
Neogie Club
Pr Steele
Shangri - la Santha
Nomads of
Avaka
Knights of Pythias Hallollege
Mrs
Amy
Mrs, Low
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Sherick
Utica Lubbock
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