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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
9
Readers share dating humiliations and ex wife issues in the column. Advice covers standing up, handling pregnancy and ex spouses, with guidance on communication, boundaries, and practical steps for a troubled daughter living at home.
Two wedding dates announced. Daisy Ellen Hay of Albuquerque to Bob N Evans of Plainview area plans Dec 1 at Parkview Baptist Church Albuquerque. Edth Hatch to Pohl Sims set for Nov 21 at the bride elect's parents home. Daisy Hay works for USDA Forest Service. Sims graduates and works for Green Machinery.
Members of the Woman's Missionary Union at Second Baptist Church gathered in the church parlor on Wednesday. Mrs Paul Emery chaired the program as the group observed the 74th anniversary with nine members present from the Jane McCrae circle winning the pin for attendance.
Members of the Highland Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday morning at 2715 25th St. Mrs. Pat Keeton reported from the County Home Demonstration Council. Fifteen members and two guests attended. A Christmas dinner is set for December 14 at the Ming Tree Restaurant. The next meeting will be a workshop with luncheon at 9 3 a.m. November 7 at the Slide Road Clubhouse. Hostesses are Mrs. C K Bond and Mrs. Leslie Pantiel.
Friday night set as deadline for Sunday society items. Meas for the Sunday women's arts are due by 6 pm Friday. The event is closed on Saturday. The wedding calendar deadline is 12 noon Friday. Sunday wedding stories limited to ceremonies on Friday Saturday or Sunday. Thursday weddings appear in weekday paper if more than two days old.
Phi Mu Alumnae at the lodge on 19th Street heard Mrs Glen Woody describe articles made from nylon hose old sheets shirts and print remnants for cancer patients. Items will join the Cancer Loan Closet and a rummage sale funds the Loan and Scholarship Fund.
Two weddings are announced for November with one ceremony in Welch. Zee Lyn Taylor will wed Thomas Michael Jenkins. both are graduates of local schools and he studies at Texas Tech. Geneve Sue Gibson will marry Larry Gene Bullard. she works at Dotty Dan Manufacturing and he works at Boss Irritation.
Twenty two TOPS members weighed in Tuesday night at Lubbock National Bank cafeteria. The group reported an average loss slightly over two pounds. Two members endured a pig pen penalty for gaining ten cents per pound. Women may attend the 7 PM Tuesday meetings.
Miss Karen Anderson of Houston received the Bliss Activities Key at Kappa Kappa Gamma Founders Day banquet marking the sorority’s 92nd anniversary at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse. The key honors campus and chapter activity, while Linda Hill presented chapter scholarships to Jan Loughmiller most improved Nancy Shoemaker sophomore Judy Hawkins junior and Vangie Young senior.
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