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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1963

Page

3

Trend Toward Lengthy Holiday Sleepwear Gains Heat

New York fashion notes highlight a shift to long nightgowns and robes in empire and sweeping styles. Velvet gowns, satin trims, and tricot fabrics parade with jewel tones and ostrich feather accents, pitched as elegant yet practical gifts for Christmas season comfort.

Helen Hennessy Christifor New York NEA Thermas Gage Ameus

Janetta Newton To Be Honored At Luncheon Event

Miss Janetta Newton will be honored with a luncheon today at noon in the Gold Room of Hemphill-Wells Monterey Center. Hostess is Mrs Weymond Newton aunt of the bride elect. Guests include Mrs Hugh Newton and Mrs C G Barkley with sixteen total attendees.

Janetta Newton Neal Barkley Hemphill-Wells Monterey Center Weymond Newton Miss Newton Hugh Newton C. G. Barkley Barkley Mmarry First Christian J Church

Newest Cook Book Teaches Child Tested Recipes for Safe Cooking

Patricia McCormack reports on Helen Dill Fletcher’s book for children that presents simple do it yourself recipes with supervision. It includes measures arithmetic and basic cooking techniques plus sample dishes like peanut butter pixies and potato boats. A brief note on safe handling and table setting follows with a Stockholm market line.

Patricia McCormack New York Helen Dill Fletcher Ottenheimer Baltimore

Ann Moshier Weds Bill Gilliland at Bowman Chapel

Ann Moshier Texas Tech student and Bill Thomas Gilliland Floydada tied at 3 p m Saturday in Bowman Chapel First Methodist with Rev J Chess Lovern officiating Parents Mr and Mrs Walter A Moshier of Houston and Mr and Mrs Levis Gilliland of Floydada attended The bride wore lace and taffeta with a silk chiffon overskirt and carried white carnations The groom's father served as best man Ushers included Richard Graves Robert Christian and Walter Moshier Jr Travel attire was a wool suit and black accessories They will reside in Lubbock The bride studies at Tech and the groom at West Texas State University Both are employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co

J. Chess Lovern Walter A. Moshier Houston Levis Gilliland Floydada Sue Ring Richard Graves Robert Christian Walter Moshier Jr Kerville Dortha Barrett Kay Munsell Lubbock Tech Steaded West Texas State Univity Southwestern Bell Telephone Co

Ann Landers Advice Letters Chronicle Social Issues

Dear Stormy shows a husband’s affair may occur despite love with his wife, judged as a “big jerk.” A minister aid debate prompts advice against charity, proposing a funded salary and annual drive. An office secretary issue ends with seek guidance from top management for handling readers’ concerns.

Ann Landers Stormy Rover Boys W.Z.X

Homemaker to businesswoman says Pepperidge Farm founder

Margaret Rudkin, founder of Pepperidge Farm, argues the good wife and mother can become a successful entrepreneur. She notes homemaking provides key business skills but warns that mass markets require more capital, larger space, and advertising.

Gay Pauley P York UPI Margaret Rudkin Rudkin Fairfield Conn Henry William

Community church and club notices in Attica region

Local church events and community meetings list upcoming activities across Attica including Methodist and First Baptist services, Youth and Women groups, Knights of Pythias, Camp Fire Girls, and various club gatherings. A PTA meeting advertises a talk by John Hasselmer at the school on Tuesday evening.

Phthian Sister Friendship Temple

Cardui touted as best friend for menstrual cramps

An advertisement promotes Cardui as a solution to functional menstrual cramps. It claims a mild headache beside cramps, asserts Cardui reduces irregular muscle spasms causing periodic pain, and notes millions of bottles sold. It urges readers to get Cardui today.

Cardui Cardul

Annual Banquet by Tulia WSCS Honors Seniors

The Tulia High School seniors received the Bountiful Harvest themed banquet hosted by the First Methodist Church women in Fellowship Hall Tuesday night. A Pioneer Quartet from Amarillo Dean Kelley Bobby Boyd Bill Raw ines and Bill Devers performed a musical program. Rev. H. B. Coggin offered the invocation as church pastor and Mrs. Lyle Robinson welcomed guests as WSC S youth chairman.

WSCS Tulia the First Methodist Church Pioneer Quartet 2 Amarillo Dean Kelley Bobby Boyd Bill Rawines Bill Devers H. B. Coggin Lyle Robinson Woman's Society of Christian Service

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