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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

2

War time kit bags for Navy men and women workers

Red Cross workers in Slaton organized production lines to fill 240 Navy care bags with envelopes soap shoe polishers laces and small items. Each tenth kit includes a first aid book as a gift from Red Cross headquarters. Local chapters contributed about ten percent of the kits as workers prepare for overseas service.

C. Wilred Litton M. L. Shiepherd Red Cross R. E. Garlin S. B. Haynes Slaton

Special USO School Draws Fifty Three Wives

Fifty three persons attended a USO sponsored school on Thursday morning titled So you're going to be officer's wife. Misses Ella Mae Butler and Edith Coleman spoke and demonstrated hair styles make up and wardrobe color schemes. Friday marks the final day with a program on Military Receptions and Etiquet by Mrs Howell M Estes, wife of the commanding officer at SAAF.

USO Ella Mae Butler Edith Coleman Miss Butler Miss Coleman Mary B. Holt Eileen Blue United Service Organization Tech Council of Women Howell M. Estes SAAF Christine Johnson Glenadine Esmond Tech LaJuana

Wartime Women Workers Face Postwar Job Choices

The report notes many wartime women may leave posts yet enough stay to shape postwar employment. Two thirds are 25 or older. those under 25 show varied plans such as marriage or schooling. Managers praise women's performance and many see them as a lasting part of the workforce despite personal disruption.

LANT Connecticut Chicago Twin Cities Washington

Local clubs host luncheons and socials across city

On Thursday Lubbock groups held meetings and programs. J C Davis spoke on bulbs at the Lubbock Junior Garden club hosted by Mrs Aubrey Woodfin. Amiga club met at Lora Tucker Tea Room with five guests. 1941 Needle club met at Mrs Gordon Douglass and new First Baptist Truth Seekers Class officers were honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs J E Ward.

J. C. Davis Lubbock Aubrey Woodfin Jefferson George Soash Clem Boverie First Baptist J. E. Ward Visting J. E. Weightman J T. Langfor H. F. Maner H. L. Burgess A. G. McGee E. C. Kuykendall J. F. Anthony

Rummage Sale Plans Set by A.C.E. Group

Final plans were made for a rummage sale under Mrs. Ernest Mader to be held Saturday after the A.C.E. met for its first monthly business meeting at Seaman hall Tuesday evening. Tea followed the session with Mrs. J. T. Shaver, president, discussing A.C.E. What is it. Tea was served by K. Carter faculty hosts and school reps, with Mrs. John D. Watson presiding at the silver service.

Ernest Mader A.C.E Seaman Hall J. T. Shaver K. Carter

Local Personal Notices Include Brooks and Wood Visits

Mrs. A. H. Brooks has returned from California and lives at 1504 Avenue X with her niece Mrs. Gordon Dickinson. T/Sgt. Wallace R. Wood, stationed at Dodge City Kansas, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood at 2418 Twenty-second. Mrs. Howard M. Klein arrives from Spokane with her husband Cpl. Klein in the Pacific and stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Brown.

A. H. Brooks California Avenue X Mrs Gordon Dickinson Wallace R. Wood Dodge City Kans W. C. Wood Howard M. Klein Spokane Wash Cpl. Klein Pacific Klein E. I. Brown

Two Room Mother's Clubs Form At Local School

Organization of two room mothers clubs completed at George R. Bean school. Mrs. L C Caddell elected general chairman with year long chairmen named for Thanksgiving Christmas Valentine Easter and end of year. Others present included Mrs. Ford Bell and multiple room mothers with month specific co chairmen. A Halloween carnival was planned and monthly meetings timed before PTA programs with Feeding Our Children slated for October.

George R. Bean L. C. Caddell Ben Smith O. P. Ellis H. M. Chick Acle Cope Valentine R. F. Lang C. L. Truly Mesdames R. W. Davis Dan Fenley P. L. Adams R. L. Ingram R. E. Bankhead Victor Billington Ford Bell Harold Munn C. N. McGee S. A. Summers Bell Clyde Early Gus Beavers Clarence Loving L. L. Mullins J. R. Whitmire McGee PTA

Japan’s Main Rail Trunk Lines East Coast Honshu

The chief Japanese trunk railway traverses the Honshu east coast, forming the nation’s primary inland transit axis. It connects major ports and cities, underpinning economic movement and passenger service across the region.

Japan Honshu Island

Tickets On Salle For B and PW Boss Banquet

Tickets go on sale for the annual Bosses banquet hosted by the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's club. Sales continue until Monday noon. The formal event is at the Hilton Wednesday at 8 pm. Tickets cost one dollar each and are available from multiple club members.

B & PW Lubbock Business and Professional Women’s Club Hilton Hotel Vera Chapman Sally Francis Hazel Burton Lila Levening Josephine Looney Anna Mae Webb Ruth E Ford Ella May Butler

Mrs R W Matthews Hosts Fit and Fashion Club

Mrs R W Matthews 2110 Seventeenth hosted the Fit and Fashion club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Guest Mrs Bennie McWilliams attended with members present including Mesdames Omer Bantz J M Davis Floyd Honey H J McCabe G E Dawson Henry Elder Marlin Hayhurst Rogers Orr J W Reid Dixie White M E Witt and W

R. W. Matthews Fit and Fashion Club Bennie McWilliams Mesdames Omer Bantz J. M. Davis Floyd Honey H. J. McCabe G. E. Dawson Henry Elder Marlin Hayhurst Rogers Orr J. W. Reid Dixie White M. E. Witt

Community clubs and meeting times listed for 1930

Various local clubs including Forty-Two club and Loyalty club hold meetings in the afternoon and evening. Hosts include Mrs. Rosella Rushing and Mrs. Roy Privett with venues at addresses on Thirteenth and Twenty-Eighth Streets. Public notices reference community halls and event times through the evening.

Agal Gilbert Broadway Bouth Plains Avrudaka Shaneri

Mrs Honey to Host Event October 18

C Watts reports Mrs Honey will serve as hostess on October 18 at 2305 Thirtieth Street. The notice lists the time and location for the event.

C. Watts Honey

Mothers Gather for School Board Meeting at Bean School

Miss Lucille Collier led mothers at Georg e. Bean school Thursday afternoon to elect Mrs W L Stephens chairman for the year. Ten mothers planned five entertainments and to sponsor a fish pond at the Halloween carnival.

Lucille Collier George. Bean W. L. Stephens

U S Marine Corps Founded by Continental Congress in 1775

The Marine Corps traces its origin to 1775 when the Continental Congress established the service to serve as a separate fighting arm. This mark of American military history identifies the birth of a distinct naval infantry force.

U. S. Marine Corps Continental Congress

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