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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
8
Umbrellas step into the fashion spotlight with a bold teen collection by designer Gay Pauley. The fall line features op art, Gauguin florals, bold plaids, and bright solids. Highlights include the Belt-Brella with a convertible belt strap and the Bag n Brella with side pocket and purse attachment.
Mary Frances Welch and David Wayne Stone married at 7 p.m. Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson. Lonnie Brannam of the Church of Christ officiated. The bride wore an oyster white suit and was attended by Sheila Maples. the groom by Jerry Miller. A reception followed at the home.
Mrs NAT Williams spoke on mum varieties at the Garden Study Club meeting in Lubbock. Texas Tech display included. Proceeds from a November 12 13 clothing rummage sale will benefit the Arebetum at the Municipal Garden Art Center.
A double ring ceremony was held at 3 p.m. Oct. 9 in the First Baptist Church chapel in Levelland for Miss Anna Ruth Nipper and Emery J. Farrill of Odessa. The Rev. Clark Secoy officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Judith Bian and best man John Tatum. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ Odessa home.
Alpha Sigma Chapter met Saturday afternoon in the Lubbock Women's Club for an informal study of the sorority constitution. Mrs. O R Watkins read the program, Mrs. Mary Burford led a singing, and Mrs. Davis Smith presided. A regional meeting is planned for November 6 in Denver City.
Review of a Tuesday morning program in Lubbock Womens Club Panel Room titled Making Leisure Fun. Members demonstrated crafts including carpet bag making and plastic centerpieces while others showed hooked pictures yarn rugs painted china and antique doll trunk displays. A brief business meeting followed with membership report and charity event notes.
Upward of 300000 workers aged 65 plus are expected to retire this year, joining about 13 million retirees receiving various benefits. Many rely on private pensions and Social Security, with continued life insurance options and conversion choices to bolster retirement income.
Calendar notes list multiple local group meetings at varied times and venues. Events include Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club at Precinct 1 Clubhouse 7:43 p.m. and Lubbock Women's Club activities such as Book of the Month and DAR chapter gatherings.
The Fellowship Club met Tuesday afternoon at 2712 Dartmouth in the home of Mrs. O. N. Shepherd. Mrs. W. W. Nichols gave the invocation and the group conducted a business session with a benevolent report. eleven members attended. Next meeting set for November 16 at 9 a.m. in the home of Mrs. R. G. Knott, 2705 Amherst.
In Levelland the wedding of Miss Annie Lee Savage and Pvt. Glenn Culpepper was held at 2 p m on October 10 with Rev R B Piercy officiating. The bride wore a white satin street length gown and veil with blue carnations. They will reside in Mississippi near Keesler Air Force Base where Culpepper is stationed.
Xi Gamma Sigma chapter will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Lee Baker’s home 2130 68th St. to hear a public speaking program presented by Mrs. Elmer Wright.
The arrangement would provide both a policyholder and his wife with a regular monthly income for as long as either lives. The income would be smaller since two lives are involved.
An isotonic tropical moist oil helps skin dryness by revitalizing surface plasma colloids. Applied to face and neck before makeup, the Clay oil purportedly leaves the complexion clear youthful and lovely.
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