Inclusive Church program notes at Asbury Methodist coffee
Mrs. C. A. Bickley led The Inclusive Church discussion at a Monday morning Friendship Coffee of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Asbury Methodist Church. Participants included Mrs. Victor Trussell and others. Notices mention memos on stewardship, a memorial gift plan, and WSCS plans for a Silver Tea.
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C. A. Bickley
Inclusive Church
Woman's Society of Christian
Asbury Methodist Church
Mmes
Victor Trussell
S. Key
Oscar Pollard
Edsel Buchanan
Elmo Collins
Bert Douglas
Henry Brown
Huffman
Florence Bean
Willard Holsberry
WSCS
Lubbock Jaycee Wives Meet and Plan Halloween Party
The Lubbock Jaycee Wives met at Mrs. Carl Brown's home with 28 members and three guests. Dr. Louise Stout spoke on birth control after the business session. Halloween party set for Oct 29 at Clapp Party House. Next meeting Nov 8 at Citizens National Bank.
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Lubbock Jaycee
Carl Brown
57Th St
Phil Crumpler
Jack Rudd
Bob Johnson
Bob Cockerham
Bill Norris
H‘oween
Clapp
Louise Stout
Ruben Lambert
Bill McGinnis
Citizen's National Bank
Original Poems Read To Group At Lubbock Club
Mrs W B Little displayed handpainted china and demonstrated painting techniques to the Manuscript and Creative Arts Club at the monthly luncheon in the Lubbock Women’s Club. Sixteen members attended with guests Mrs A C Bowden Mrs D L Jacobs and Mrs C W Dodson. Next meeting set for November 9 at 11 am with luncheon after the business meeting. Poems were read by Mines Ethel Hamilton George P Green Little and Minnie Lee Huntsman.
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W. B. Little
Lubbock
Forest Heights Woman's Society studies missions calling
The Forest Heights Woman's Society of Christian Service met to continue study of Missions. A film Almost Neighbors was viewed and discussed. Officers Ridlehuber Gates Bray and Poff had parts. Plans for assisting the migrant ministry at Barton Gin for a week begin Oct. 18 were discussed. Next meeting is 10:30 a.m. Oct. 19 with general meeting and luncheon.
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Forest Heights
BSP Chapters Hold Model Meetings and Prep for Convention
Theta Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Castleberry’s home for a Model Meeting with a poise and charm program. Rushees and transferees attended. reports were given and clothing collected for the Well Baby Clinic. Iota Alpha Chapter met at Mrs. Miller’s home for a regular meeting with a Real Person program. trinket bags were prepared for the West Texas Area Convention in Koko Palace. Fourteen members attended and next meeting is Oct. 25 at Mrs. Cookwell’s home.
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Theta Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Clint Castleberry
69Th St
Castleberry
Bob Stewart
XI Iota
Terry Miller
45Th St
Ruth Sturtz
Forrest Williams
West Texas
Koko Palace
BSP
Bill Cookwell
52Nd St
Phi Sigma Alpha Hears Speaker on Stock Market Investing
Alpha Omicron chapter heard Curtis Sterling of Rauscher Pierce and Co discuss a Layman's Approach to Stock Market Investing at Betty Jay Restaurant Monday night. Thirteen members and six guests attended. Mrs Pierce presented year books and Mrs Bigham presided. Mrs James G. Baker will present an art appreciation program at Betty Jay's Restaurant on Nov. 8.
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Alpha Omicron Chapter
Phi Sigma Alpha
Curtis Sterling
Rauscher, Pierce and Co
Betty Jay
Sterling
Jack Pierce
R. L. Bigham
Brute Bledsoe
Eddie Bogda
Pierce
Bigham
Wesleyan Guild Concludes Acts Study at Asbury Church
Wesleyan Service Guild of Asbury and Pioneer Methodist Churches met Monday night at the Asbury Church parlor to end their study of Acts. Mrs A D Leonard spoke on Friends of Paul and Mrs Ian Moore on The Human Side of the Church. Mrs C H Burt, Annie Crow and O B Poole presented Journeys of Paul. Devotional by Mrs Clarence Franks with Nelda Griffin as piano soloist. Mrs R E Douglas spoke on Our I Witness Today and Crow scheduled Call to Prayer at 5 pm Oct 24.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
Asbury
Pioneer Methodist Churches
A. D. Leonard
Paul
Ian Moore
C. H. Burton
Annie Crow
O. B. Poole
Clarence Franks
Nelda Griffin
Alpha Phi Alumnae Honor Mothers Event Tonight
Alpha Phi Alumnae Club will meet at 7 30 p m at the Alpha Phi Lodge 2120 13th St for a business session led by President Mrs Reginald Martin A dessert party will follow at 8 30 p m honoring mothers of the 1965 Lubbock pledges Invited honorees include Mines Bill Atwill James Bennett L B Blackwell A D Boon H K Byrne Edward Cartwright W H Halliburton and W E Morgan Slaton Hostesses are Mrs Roy Freund and Mrs Charles Stogner
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Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi Lodge
13Th St
Reginald Martin
Lubbock
H. K. Byrne
Edward Cartwright
W. H. Halliburton
W. E. Morgan
Slaton
Roy Freund
Charles Stogner
Demonstration Club Hosts Dress Accessories Program
Southwest Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon at 2429 31st Street in the Nelson home with Mrs. C. B. Allen as co host. Mrs. Roy Patterson county home demonstration agent led the program Accessories For A Basic Dress. The next meeting is set for 2 30 p m October 26 at 3601 45th Street in the Hendrix home.
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Southwest Home Demonstration Club
J. D. Nelson
31St St
C. B. Allen
Roy Patterson
L. L. Hendrix
Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club Results and Friday Junior Meeting
The Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club held master point play at the Bridge Studio. North-south winners were Mrs Weldon Wells and Mrs Hollis Keys first, Mr and Mrs J G Allen second, Mrs John Vickers and Roy Matthews third. East-west winners were Mrs I R Anthony and Mrs Roy Thompson first, Mrs B W Croon and Mrs Jack Clendenin second, Oby Stewart and Bo Harvey third. Junior club meets Friday at 7 45 p.m. in the Bridge Studio 1311 St St.
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Lubbock
Weldon. Wells
Hollis Keys
J. G. Allen
John Vickers
Roy Matthews
L. R. Anthony
Roy Thompson
B. W. Croon
Jack Clendenin
Oby Stewart
Bo Harvey
Bridge Studio
St. St
Paintings View Tea Program At Plainview DAR Event
A Mary McCoy Baines Chapter DAR tea will showcase a selected painting collection for members and guests at the Plainview Woman's Club. The exhibit is guided by Mrs. Vincent Tudor and others with a music program by Mrs. A G Hinn and Mrs. Ray Pritchett. Refreshments will follow.
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Plainview
Mary McCoy Baines
DAR
Woman's Pub
Jare Mmes
Vincent Tudor
P. D.hammer
Guy Hegi
A. G. Hinn
Ray Pritchett
Russell Bowles
Dyer Slaton
W. K. McCaskill
Portales
New Mexico
Unger
Texas
Fabrics Shown at Alpha Gamma Sorority Meeting
Mrs. L. E. Parsons spoke on New Trends in Decorating for Alpha Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Lubbock Women's Club. New fabrics for draperies carpets and upholstery were shown. Proceeds from a lingerie style show benefited the Crippled Children's Clinic at St. John's Methodist Church.
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L. E. Parsons
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lubbock
Elwyn Smith
Merlin Cooper
Rush
Louisville
Lubbock Women's Club
Crippled Children's Clinic
Hugh Harrell
St. John's Methodist Church
Jim Evans
Initiation Held by Past Matrons Group
Mrs. Paul Basinger and Mrs. John Cocanougher presided at a Past Matrons Club initiation in the City Library, 2001 19th St. Mrs. A. A. Redwine and Mrs. Dessie Mears were welcomed as new members. Plans for a Thanksgiving Dinner 8 in the Toreador Room at Farr's Cafeteria are set, with hostesses M. H. Adkisson Artie Hunt Rafe Nabors and H. B. Teal.
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Paul Basinger
John Cocanougher
19Th St
A. A. Redwine
Dessie |Mears
Farr
Mines
M. H. Adkisson
Artie Hunt
Rafe Nabors
H. B. Teal
Engagement Dinner Held for Miss Jones and Ivan Chambers
Miss Sandra Jones and her fiancé Ivan Chambers along with the wedding party were honored at an engagement dinner Monday at Lester's Hickory Inn. Hosts were Miss Jones’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Jones. The couple plans to marry December 23 at Highland Assembly of God Church.
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Sandra Jones
Ivan Chambers
Lester's
Hickory Inn
Richard M. Jones
56Th St
J. Cloyce
Bers
39Th
Wolfforth Club Hosts Shoe and Bag Program Spotlight
Wolfforth Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Kenneth Hitt’s home with 14 members. Mrs. Bob Rich presented a program on choosing shoes and bags. Next meeting set for 2 p.m. Oct. 26 with Mrs. Tommy Schroder hosting.
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Wolfforth
Wolfforth Home
Kenneth Hitt
Bob Rich
Tommy Schroder
TV Log for KTXT Channel 5 October 13 1965
TV guide listing for KTXT Channel 5 on October 13 1965 notes the schedule in Spanish and English with programs including Reading Spanish 141 9 05 PM profile whats new 9 00 At Issue Antarctica at 10 00 Sign Off 7 00 Trade Training.
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Ktxt-Tv
Channel 5
Antarctica
UBF
Cartoon Circus
Gen. Hospital
Mike Wallace
Capt. Kanasiva
Ben Casey
Donna Reed
Andy M’berry
W. Cronkite
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Amog Burke
Channel 4
Paradise Bay
Ruth Brent
Amarillo
Beaver
Wes Saunders
Highway Patrol
Peter Jenning
Wells Fargo
News & Wihr
Bat Masterson
Ozzle, Harriet
Patty Duke
Qidget
the Nurses
Big Valley
Amos Burke
Ya. Martens
Odvssa
Detbher
Andy Mayberry
Senyeh
Hitchilles
Dick van Nyke
Danny Kaye
Komic Karnival
Bill Hickok
Bob Hone
Radio Program Listings From Local Stations
Non network stations KIJ4 WTAT Kand VM and KRYM promote morning air slots at 8:00 and 7:00 respectively on 1460 and 963 megacycles. Listings note midnight wrap for some programs.
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CR Park
KRYM
Exodus Picks Up Speed as Cuban Refugees Flee to Florida
Five small boats carrying 102 Cubans were escorted toward Key West by Coast Guard cutters amid a wider exodus from Fidel Castro. Officials noted 47 aboard three boats and 55 on two others. many more vessels were en route while authorities warned escaping is illegal. Miami officials and federal authorities discussed response, with the refugee center reporting 47 arrivals since Castro offered to let them go. Local schools halted refugee admissions pending federal funds. debates over job displacement surfaced as four Cubans faced grand larceny charges for a related rescue attempt at Camarioca.
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Key West
Fla
Florida Straits
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Cuba
Florida
Miami
John H. Crimmins
State Department
Tallahassee
Castro
Mexico
Spain
Center
Isaaca
South Florida
Dade County
Joe Hall
U.S
Edward Stephenson
Dade County Federation ‘of ‘Labor
J. 0. Brown
Camarioca
No. 1 Job Worker For United Fund
James E. Walker, in his sixth year with Lubbock's No 1 Job, works as a general contractor for the United Fund advance gifts division B. He and wife Phyllis live at 3111 40th St with four sons Wade Fleet Philip and Kelly and daughter Shawn. He serves with the Lubbock Lions Club church groups Boy Scouts Masons and city parks board and supports YMCA and United Fund agencies.
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United Fund
Advance Gifts Division
James E. Walker
Lubbock
Walker
Phyllis
40Th St
Tney
Wade
Fleet
Phillip
Kelly
Shawn
Tulia Council Plans Work With Volunteer Unit
Tulia city council to draft a new ordinance with the TVFD providing pay for volunteers and equipment funds. A city fire department under the city manager will operate alongside the TVFD with a captain from the volunteer group as drill master.
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Tulia Council
Tultia
Tulia
TVFD
CFD
Tulsa Volunteer Fire Department
Homecoming Set At Cooper High School
Cooper High School hosts Homecoming Friday and Saturday October 22 23 with a football game versus New Home at 7 30 p m and a reception in the cafeteria followed by an Ex Students Association banquet on October 23 honoring classes 1954 1958 Tickets cost 150 in advance or 2 at the door Advance sales from Mrs Donald R Hays Rt 4 Lubbock Richardson said
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Woodrow
Cooper High School
Tommie Richardson
Ex-Student's Association
Donald R. Hays
Rt. 4
Lubbock
Richardson
Halloween burnings face crackdown by city council
The Post reports that West Main Street Halloween stunts of burning buildings may be halted by the city council. Last year costs reached 800 for fire crews, pay, and street damage with firefighters working all night. The arson ordinance could be used and up to five extra officers may be hired to combat pranks.
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POST
West Main St
Post City
Malin
Seven Delegates To Education Meeting Named
Seven delegates will represent Eastern New Mexico University at the New Mexico Education Association convention in Albuquerque October 28 and 29. Delegates include Miss Lucile Buchanan, Mrs Vera Murphey, Dr William G. Thomas, Dr Warren Watkins, Dr Howard White, Dr Paul Strub, and Dr Gail Shannon. An alternate is Dr Leroy K. Pinnell.
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William G. Thomas
Warren Watkins
Education Foundations
Howard White
Leroy K. Pinnell
School of Education and Psychology
Advisors Named For Littlefield Campaign
Mrs. Gladys Joplin chair of the Lamb County March of Dimes unit announced the appointment of Dr. Barney Klein and Dr. Larry Shipp as medical advisors. Officers include Addie Abernathy first vice chairman Claud Oliver second vice chairman Naomi Hyatt treasurer and Charles Nace secretary.
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Littlefield
Gladys Joplin
Lamb County National Foundation
March of Dimes
Barney Klein
Larry [Shipp
Lamb County ‘Unit
Joplin
Addie Abernathy
Claud Oliver
Naomi Hyatt
Charles Nace
400th Boy Enrolled by Brownfield Club
Brownfield Boys Club reports its 14 month operation has enrolled its 400th boy, Jerry Sullivan, among 21 new members. The club plans a clothing and shoe drive for those in need.
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Brownfield Club
Brownfield
Jerry. Sullivan
Harol ‘A
Ipersons
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