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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1962

Page

10

Southwest Home Demonstration Club Meets for Civil Defense Plans

Mrs H C Pumphrey hosted the Southwest Home Demonstration Club meeting at 3602 46th St. The group discussed civil defense at a Texas Home Demonstration Association gathering in Dallas and planned a civil defense luncheon. Mrs C B Allen led a kitchen appliance program. eighteen members plus a guest attended. The next meeting is the Thanksgiving dinner November 13 at Hale Center with 9:30 a.m. departure from Mrs C M Kinser’s home.

H.C. Pumphrey 46Th St Southwest Home Demonstration Club Paul Judah Bates Witt E. L. Tarver Texas Home Demonstration Association Dallas Civil Defense C. B. Allen E. W. Smith Hale Center C. M. Kinser 35Th St

Mrs Lawrence Advice Helps Widow Reframe Grief And Joy

A widow, grieving 30 years of marriage, is urged to view pleasure after loss as a form of grief’s protest rather than disloyalty. The guidance suggests acknowledging anger without glorifying it, allowing gratitude toward children and friends to grow, and recognizing that happiness can still be meaningful without the late husband.

Lubbock Woman Named To State Garden Office

Abilene AP report — Mrs. Howard S. Kittel of Fort Worth was elected president of the Texas Garden Clubs Inc. at the two day state meeting attended by about 150 delegates from nine districts. New officers include six vice presidents and secretaries, with district governors named from Odessa Dallas Palestine Lake Jackson Killeen San Benito Gree? sorprend.

Abilene Howard S. Kittel Fort Worth Texas Garden Clubs Inc Lubbock E. E. Louthan J. B. Pumphrey Old Glory Thomas Boyce Donna Cecil Biggs Temple Clair Leslie Texarkana J. H. Rentz Houston Amon G. Carter O. R. Littell Odessa J. Elmer Weaver Dallas Raymond Frantzen Palestine G. Raymond Kelley Lake Jackson D. N. Boltz Killeen Joe M. Spears San Benito G. O. Vaughn Alice Don Starnes Coleman Jack Postelwaite el Paso

Young Women's Auxiliary Clinic Planned Today

A leadership training clinic for Young Women's Auxiliary members will be held at 7 p.m. today at Second Baptist Church. Leaders include Mrs. John H. Johns and Mrs. Merle Montgomery with other officers and chairmen listed. a conference led by district YWA director Mrs. Gene Barton will precede a fellowship hour.

Young Women's’ Auxiliary Second Baptist Church John H. Johns Merle Montgomery Art Brewer Bill King Billy Hardy J. T. Bolding Doug Corley Linda Kinard LaVerne Stallings Gene Barton YWA

Church Women Plan Visitations and Projects Day

Women of St. Mark's Presbyterian met to present Your Pay Check Yesterday Today And In Europe and to discuss churchwide visitation and projects days starting at 9 30 a m on the third Thursday each month. Delegates to Presbyterial in San Angelo include Mrs C T Southall Mrs C C Schmidt and Mrs Bill Fisher. Hostesses were Mrs D S Cunningham and Mrs John Thomas. The next meeting is at 8 p m November 27.

Europe St. Mark's Presbyterian Church Bill Cowan Harold Naylor Bill McDaniel John Wittman Flaine Boney Roy Shamburger

You can help in time of sorrow Reader's Digest tips

The piece discusses comforting friends after a loss and how to respond with meaningful words. It cites Kenneth J. Perrow on NYC area spending habits and notes Reader's Digest November issue offers guidance for well read readers.

Reader's Digest

Verna Lee Hazel Weds Charles Edward Wood in Sudan

Miss Verna Lee Hazel and Charles Edward Wood wed at First Baptist Church Sudan in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Rev. Willie C. Hazel, wore a lace and tulle gown with Sabrina neckline and two white orchids. Guests included Miss Sue Hopper and Miss Judi Hazel. best man Lindell Baker. The couple will reside in Houston.

Sudan Verna Lee Hazel Charles Edward Wood First Baptist Church Willie C. Hazel Hazel Matthew Wood Houston Tommy Cate Vance Zinn Sabrina Sue Hopper Highlands Wil Lena Raschke Judi Hazel Susand Iof Donna Hazel Fof Kress Tommye Hazel Ring Shearer Lindell Baker Fellowship Hall

Mrs Jennings Demonstrates Candle Making at YWCA

Mrs Morley Jennings will lead a 10 am demonstration at the YWCA 1641 Broadway on festive candle making using paraffin and simple tools. The program is part of the Young Homemakers group which meets Thursdays and is open to the public with nursery available. A future topic will be Creative Art For Children on November 1.

Morley Jennings YWCA Broadway Jennings

Calvary Evangelical Methodist Women Meet at Winkles Home

Mrs Walter Lutz led the devotional at Calvary Evangelical Methodist Church Women night held at 2905 Ave N. The theme Ticket To Heaven. Mrs Lucille Sweezey will start a book review at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 3315 35th St. Seven members attended.

Walter Lutz Calvary Evangelical Methodist Church Aes Ft

Club Officers Named At Lubbock Newcomers Luncheon

Mrs. M. H. Mahoney was elected to fill the unexpired term as vice president for the Lubbock Newcomers Club. Hostesses were Mrs. Clyde Henderson and Mrs Sylvan Sanders at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse. Guests included Mrs Wayne Richardson Ford Spies and W R Watkins. Floral prize went to Mrs S Lawrence Jones. Bridge winners included Mrs H E Colville Mrs W R Hodges Mrs Paw Keel Mrs Watkins Mrs L W Randerson Billy Farnsworth C E Mariner Russell Lane and C W Bennett. A dessert bridge is set for 1 pm November 14 at the same clubhouse with reservations through Mrs Forrest Moore.

Clyde Henderson Sylvan Sanders Lubbock S. Lawrence Jones Mmes. H. E. Colville W. R. Hodges Paw Keel iWatkins L. W. Randerson Billy Farnsworth C. E. Mariner Russell Lane C. W. Bennett Lubbock Women's Forrest Moore

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