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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1963

Page

8

Princess Caradja in Lubbock on crusade for freedom

A gray haired visitor, Princess Catherine Caradja, former Iron Curtain escapee, toured Lubbock this week seeking Col. James A. Gunn III and Mrs. Gunn. She travels the United States promoting freedom, recounting POW aid and planning lectures from two minutes to two hours, without a home base and with a bus itinerary through June.

United States Lub-bock Catherine Caradja Iron Curtain Lubbock Col James A. Gunn III Reese Air Force Base Gunn Caradia Baltimore

Bidega Monthly Master Point Bridge Results

Maxey Duplicate Bridge Club hosted a session at Maxey Community Center Tuesday morning with top pairs Mrs Dick Park and Mrs John Chauncy in first, Mrs T W Anderson and Mrs M Healy in second, and Mrs H P Gregory and Mrs Smith Keller in third. Next meeting at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Center with a door prize. Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Pioneer Hotel, where Mr and Mrs G L Smith won first, with Mrs R B Hutchinson and Mrs B F Stevens second and Oby Stuart and David Dye third. next event features special open pair games at 7:45 p.m. Monday at the hotel. Cambodia will buy cows.

Maxey Duplicate Bridge Club Maxey Community Center Dick Park John Chauncey T. W. Anderson M. Healy H. P. Gregory Smith Keller Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club Pioneer Hotel G. L. Smith R. B. Hutchinson B. F. Stevens Oby Stuart David Dye

Miss Sandifer Weds John Withers in Lubbock Church

Miss Lessie Kay Sandifer and John Thomas Withers IV were married at 8 p.m. Tuesday in First Stedltns Church with Rev. Dr. Dudley Strain officiating. The couple, both Texas Tech students, plan to live in Colorado House Apts in Lubbock.

Lessie Kay Sandifer John Thomas ‘Withers IV Dudley Strain Dan K. Sandifer 2Th St John Thomas Withers TI Dallas Cary W. Murdoch Jr Albuquerque N.M Rose Marie Sandifer Lana Walker Katy Withers Ashley Wisdom Houston Ellis M. Skinner I Ken Berg Jack Cloud James Riley Fort Worth Crilton Payne Denton David Boyden Dana Sandifer James Withers Julie Schuster Keith McCarty Mary Milam Koong Kook Shi Texas Tech Delta Gamma Sorority Withers Tech Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Colony House Apts Lubbock

France's Villages d'Enfants offer new life for orphans

In France one of five Villages d'Enfants a France, Mermoz village, hosts over 100 children living in family groups headed by a permanent "mother" who furnishes a home, manages the budget, pays rent, and guides children to adulthood. The program, led by Gilbert Cotteau, selects ordinary, capable women through tests and a yearlong trial, aiming for a normed family life rather than institutional care.

TONIA_ SCHILLING Camerai France WNS Mermozlage Nothir Gilbert Cotteau Mermoz Cotteau Madame Suzanne Secoue Madame

Dr Shelden Guest Speaker at Brownfield AAUW Meeting

Dr Gene Shelden head of Texas Tech clothing and textiles spoke at Brownfield Branch AAUW meeting. She discussed her New Zealand work on a Fullbright Fellowship and Texas Tech’s large female workforce, noting about 60 attendees including senior girls and mothers. A Dublin factory plug anecdote reflected views on marriage.

Brownfield Gene Shelden Home Economics Texas Tech AAUW Terry County Sheldon New Zealand Tesas Tech

Manners by Millett: On Questions About Women

A guide snippet warns against asking women why they are single or about age and weight, encouraging respectful conversation and avoiding personal judgments in social exchanges.

Judy Hedges and Ronald Craig Rehearsal Dinner Held

Judy Hedges and fiance Ronald Craig were honored at a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday rehearsal dinner at Betty Jay's Restaurant hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Craig. Attendees included the Hedges and Gee families, numerous relatives, and friends as colors red and white featured in table decor. The couple will wed at 7:30 p.m. today at St. John's Methodist Church.

Judy Hedges Ronald Craig Betty Jay D. L. Craig Charles Hedges Leo Gee W. Kelly Walter Harry W. Caraway Nette Bragg Robert Seale Belinda Burnis Penny Deborah Nick Heath Jerry Burgess Larry Gilmore Johnny Rodgers Bill Craft Barbara Mills Jimmy Taylor Cheryl Hedges Richard Barrett St. John's Methodist Church

Lubbock Church Ladies Bible Classes and Local Activities

Readable calendar notes list multiple Church of Christ Ladies Bible classes at various locations in Lubbock including College Avenue Greenlawn and Pioneer Park. Also noted are social and club meetings at venues such as the Lubbock Woman's Clubhouse, Mackenzie Rainbow Assembly, and local banks and clubs across the day.

College Avenue Church of Christ Ladies iBibie Cates Greenlawn Church of Christ Ladies Ladbbock Pioneer Park Church of Christ Ladies Eharen Lubbock Tuncheon Bridge Mackenzie Rainbow Assembly Mackensie Masime Hi Lambda Iota Beta Sigma Plains National Bank

Church Organization Sponsors Nursery

Eight persons attended St Matthew's Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting. Mrs Lloyd Parsons and Mrs Leon Stinson led a program titled Our Hymn of Grateful Praise from The Methodist Woman. A nursery opens for Christmas shoppers on Wednesdays 10 am to 2 pm and Thursdays 6 pm to 9 pm. Children may bring lunches for noon hour. charges are 25 cents per child per hour. Next meeting 9:30 am December 10.

St. Matthew's Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Lloyd Parsons Leon Stinson

Bake sale for hospital isolette at Pigley Wiggly

The Tau Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority plans an all day bake sale to raise funds for the recently purchased isolette for Brownfield General Hospital. The event will be held at Pigley Wiggly Supermarket.

Brownfield Brownfield Gen Hospital Tau Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Pigey Wiggly

Free Home Study High School Diploma Offer

An advertisement offers a way to earn a high school diploma at home through the National School of Home Study. Readers in Lubbock can write to the local office or call for more details and enrollment guidance.

Lubbock National School of Home Study Texas

Delphian Club Plans Dress Tea and Gift Visit

The Delphian Study Club arranged a dress tea for December 8 from 2 to 4 pm with Rev. Ed Crow speaking on a Mackenzie Troll Chapter Japan visit. Questors Antique Club will deliver gifts to families in Big Spring hospital, as fifteen members attended a program on old recipes and kitchen hints. Next meeting is December 17 at Mrs. J C Davis's home. The Plainsman Mothers Club hosted a father son banquet for Monterey High athletes with John McIntyre receiving MVP honors.

Delphian Study Club Ed Crow First Baptist Church Mackenzie Troll Japan Questors Antique Club Big Spring Homer Cain J. C. Davis Ridge Rd Plainsman Mothers Club Monterey High School Jack Duncan Frank Junell Roy Ford John McIntyre

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