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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1968
Page
6
In the Heloise column a reader explains salvaging metal filigree from empty decorative spray cologne bottles to create candleholders and covers. The piece notes steps to remove plastic rings and filigree and suggests uses on tables and patios.
OMIT and the Lubbock Women’s Club sponsor a benefit event from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Monday with a noon luncheon. Mrs Fred Timberlake is event chairman. door prizes and scores are donated by Lubbock merchants. reservations by 12 noon Friday at PO3 1448. Co chairmen are Mrs Ted Boff and Mrs John Stobaugh. other committee members listed. Sigma Kappa Alumnae meet at 7 50 p m today at Mrs Bobby Holmes 3301 42nd St with Mrs CHff Thompson presiding.
Miss Patrheca Laverne Sims became the bride of Edvin Russell Chappell in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church at 8 pm on September 2. The couple, with families from Crosbyton and nearby towns, plan a reception in Crosbyton and Houston vacation trip. Chappell works at United Races Ware and Mrs Chappell is a stenographer at LTV.
Promotes Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleansing and whitening product used worldwide. Claims it tones the skin raises clarity and texture and clears blemish causing particles. Also suggests two capfuls in shampoo rinse for hair shine and calls Jelwyn a must for complexion beauty.
The Lubbock Branch of AAUW announces the 1968 69 program starting with a 2 PM Saturday tea at the Lubbock Women's Club to honor new members. Invitations extend to eligible women in nearby areas without a local AAUW branch.
Fashion writer Mary Sue Miller outlines fall wear focusing on accessory pairings. The piece highlights glove options in leather suede and pigskin, with colors from gray bronzes to greens, showing how coordinated accents complete the outfit. Readers are invited to write for beauty issue help.
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae plan a noon luncheon at the Women’s Club to honor new mothers. Honorees include Mrs. W. G. Hearn Mrs. Owen Gilbreath Mrs. Woodrow Dorsey Mrs. Charles Cathey Mrs. Elmer McKinney Mrs. Jack Garrett Mrs. Richard Chambers and Mrs. Elsie Kay. The group will meet for business before the meal.
The Thursday calendar lists TOPS groups at banks and YWCA, golf and bridge clubs, garden and study groups, American Legion Auxiliary and OES chapters, Masonic and OFS lodges, plus a newcomers luncheon with bridge and scanasta at 11:10. Call for reservations.
The Lubbock Rose Society plans a two day rose show at the Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Admission is free. Exhibitors must grow their own specimens with entries limited to one per variety. Judging by American Rose Society accredited judges. Nonmembers cannot compete for trophies, only ribbons. Wives of Phi Kappa Psi members invited to a Village Inn session.
A catalog entry lists Bus Admin Blipg and Acct's offering courses in business machines at 1414 Terns Labbook.
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