Losing streaks and litter woes punctuate Tech football
The piece laments Texas Tech losses to Texas Tech Red Raiders, notes stadium litter and crowd behavior, and argues sportsmanship matters as much as wins. It also sketches opinion on public driving etiquette and memory aids, plus a dog adoption and meat wrapping trivia.
Miss Jacqueline Smith Weds Doyle Jones in Plainview
Miss Jacqueline Rose Smith and Doyle Dan Jones were married at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Utica Street Church of Christ in Plainview. The bride is the daughter of the couple.
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Jacqueline Smith
Doyle Jones
Plainview
Jacqueline Rose Smith
Doyle Dan Jones
Utica Street
Church of Christ
Jack Smith
Cleburne Jones
Bill Brown
Lubbock
Nelda
Delois Leatherman
John McCourt
Oscar Butler
Tommy Sneed
Smith
Travel Study Club Marks Anniversary With Tea and Program
Plainview notes the Travel Study Club 0th anniversary observed with a tea at First Methodist Church parlor. A 3 p.m. program precedes the tea, with club president T. L. Wright in charge of arrangements.
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Plainview
First Methodist Church
A. T. Carlton
Houston
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Bill W. Davis
O'Donnell
Caprock
TFWC
Lubbock clubs plan study sessions on Greek drama and Shakespeare
The 1952 Study Club meets at 10 a.m. Thursday in the South Room of the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse to study Sophocles Oedipus Coloneus and Ajax with Mrs. J. J. Willingham introducing the program led by Mrs. M. H. Dewhurst and Mrs. Melville Hawkins. The Shakespeare Club holds a 3 p.m. session at the same clubhouse with Mrs. Roger Powers discussing King Lear as the first in a series. roll call uses Lines From Act 1. Sunshine Study Club gathers at 3 p.m. to prepare supplies for the Lubbock Cancer Closet under Mrs. W. M. Ryan with Mrs. Frank Bass hosting and Mrs. C. V. Sandlin presiding. A visit to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Byrd’s home features Mrs. Will J. Rutledge of Kenedy visiting for several weeks.
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T. L. Wright
Edna Mayhugh
L. T. Mayhuch
B. H. Towery
O. B. Jackson
Frank Dorsey Cline
Lubbock
Rosa Fowle
Archibald
Durant
Okla
Annie Green
Matador
J. F. DeGrassi
Amarillo
Y. W. Holmes
Dallas
R. P. Mayhugh
J. W. Pipkin
California
W. W
Lena Williams Goodman
Little Theatre
Texas
Sophocles
Ajax
J. J. Willingham
M. H. Dewhurst
Melville Hawkins
Roger Powers
Shakespeare Club
Claude Hale
J. A. Raley
Sunshine Study Club
W. M. Ryan
Frank Bass
C. V. Sandlin
O. L. Byrd
22Nd St
Will J. Rutledge
Kenedy
Enterprising widow buys aging sailing ship to sail again
Ann White, a Massachusetts widow and former public information officer, bought the 74-foot two-masted Alice Wentworth, the oldest sailing ship still in commercial use, and now operates passengers from Hyannis Port to Nantucket Martha's Vineyard and the Elizabeth Islands. She hires a skipper and Sea Scouts, charging about 20 dollars a day for a taste of life before the mast. The ship is berthed in Fel Pond Woods Hole for the winter existing with harbor master approval after a long local dispute.
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Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Alice Wentworth
Bay State
Sea Scouts
Australia
Gretel
America
Hudson
Lizzie A. Tolles
Katharine Cornell
James Cagney
Cape Cod
Cape Coast
Ann White
Hyannis Port
Nantucket
Martha's Vineyard
Elizabeth Islands
Woods Hole
Mass
Alice
New Tablet for Premenstrual Tension Debuts
An advertisement touts Cardui Brand Tablets to relieve premenstrual bloating and tension. It claims the drug quickly removes excess bodily fluid, eases emotional mood swings, back pain, headaches, and cramps without narcotics or antihistamines, enabling normal daily activity.
Rebekah Assembly Leader to Visit Denver City Lodge
Mrs. Leona Shepherd of Denton president of the Rebekah Assembly IOOF of Texas will pay an official visit to District 76 Thursday at Denver City Rebekah Lodge No 116. Lodges from Seagraves Seminole and Plains will participate.
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Rebekahs
Denver City
Leona Shepherd
Denton
Rebekah Assembly
IOOF
Texas
District 76
Rebekah
Seagraves, Seminole and
Plains
Forty-Nine Women Attend Meeting of Leaders Association
Forty nine women attended a Campfire Leaders Association meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Training chair man J. A. Beatty outlined October training at Forrest Heights Methodist Church. A creative workshop is planned for Oct. 18 at Westminster. Executive director Jeannie Donovan spoke on the United Fund drive and distributed materials. Program chair Bill Atwill reviewed the 1962-63 calendar. Maedgen Elementary School hosts were noted.
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Campfire Leaders Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Beatty
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
Jeannie Donovan
United Fund
Bill Atwill
Maedgen
How to Submit Engagement and Wedding Notices
To run your engagement or wedding story print before or after the event you must submit in advance. Provide clearly written names and addresses with signature and phone number. mail or deliver to the Women’s Department at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock Texas.
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Women's Department
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Area 1 Texas Young Homemakers Elect Officers
At Plainview High School Area 1 Texas Young Homemakers elected officers during a convention meeting. Betty King Lockney was named president with Ann Walker Hale Center as vice president Linda Hicks Hereford as secretary treasurer and Patsy Fortenberry Hereford as reporter historian State president Max Marble presided and greetings were given by officials from Lockney Hale Center and Plainview A style show by Browns Department Store featured Linda Scheele and Paulette Kropp of Lockney with dry flower arranging by Arch Keys of Plainview.
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Texas Young Homemakers
Plainview High School
Mmes
Betty King Lockney
Ann Walker i
Hale Center
Linda Hicks
Hereford
Patsy Fortenberry
State Young Homemakers
Max Marble
Lockney
Nancy Thompson
Wilbur Adams
Lock
Manners by Millett Host and guest handle calls during conversation
A column on etiquette advises that when a hostess or guest receives a phone call others in the room should continue their conversation without interruption. It emphasizes discretion and allowing the speaker to resume naturally after the call ends.
Decision On Vaccine Type Scheduled At Meeting
The Lubbock Crosby County Medical Society will vote at 7 30 p m today at the Ming Tree Restaurant on whether to proceed with Type II Sabin vaccine for the Oct 28 second round or switch to Type IT final dose. Dr Royce C Lewis president explains the choice hinges on the planned vaccination sequence and public health strategy.
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Lubbock
Sabin
Lubbock- Crosby County Medical Society
Ming Tree
Royce C. Lewis
Dr Donovan to Speak on United States and UN League Meeting
Dr Timothy Donovan, assistant professor of history at Texas Tech, will address the League of Women Voters at a luncheon on The United States and the United Nations. The meeting is at Lester's Hickory Inn at 12 noon Thursday with reservations by noon Wednesday via Mrs Buck Frederiksen.
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Dr. Donovan
Timothy Donovan
United States
United Nations
League of Women Voters
Lester’s
Hickory Inn
Buck Frederiksen
Donovan
Texas Tech
University of Oklahoma
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