Noted Fans Describe Football Uniforms and Symphony Attire
Margaret Turner writes of attending Tech-SMU football games with a grandstand quarterback explaining plays to his wife. She compares uniforms, comments on red and white colors, and mentions a new look at the Lubbock Symphony with black dresses and knee coverings, highlighting design details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Tech-Smu
Raiders
Ponies
Techsans
SMU
Lubbock Symphony
Orch
Mrs Moore Is Speaker and Music Fellows Highlight
Mrs Moore spoke at a meeting where the Symphony Guild presented a concert that impressed listeners. John Browning performed with notable skill while aides rescued a moment during the Concerto. The piece opened with shell-like acoustics filling the hall and the group praised her fellowship and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony 2. Guild
Ritchie Jr
John Browning
William A. Harrod
Prayer Meet Is Conducted At Church Event
A Tuesday Week of Prayer and Self-Denial program was conducted at the church by Deal WSCS Alders WSCS and Ashueh prayer groups. Mrs Jan Miller and Mrs EE White led activities with litera ture from First Methodist and Wesley Community Centers. Rev W C Tucker Jr. presided, with meditations by Mrs Verdia Head Mrs Dorothy Green and Mrs Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Sevier
Deal Wscs
Alders
WSCS
Ted
Jan Miller
Ee, White
Memof
First Methodist
Churei
Esley
Marvin Boyd
Audi
J. OM
Hickley
Tucker
Sion
Verdia Head
Dorothy Green
W. C. Tucker Jr
Liendanes
Mrs Heard visits Lubbock for Theta district events
LaLa RS J Grife heard from Houston as president of Kap tLpa Alpha Theta District 12 arrives in Laudback for conferences with collegiate chapter officers and alumnae. She attends a luncheon at Hemphill Wells Montere with Theta Foundation officers, meets pledge group, and is hosted by advisory board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. J. Grife
Houston
KaptLpa Alpha Theta
District 12
Arived
Laudback
Hemphill Wells
Montere
Theta Foundation
Lubbock Alumnae Group
South Main Baptist Church
Center
Untitled note on thawing and freezing foods
Quick frozen foods should not be refrozen once thawed. There is usually a little loss of quality after thawing, but safe handling matters.
Study Club Session Details At Lubbock Women’s Club House
A Pierian Club meeting at the Lubbock Women’s Club House is described with mentions of Soresis Study Club and members including Mrs. Hate and Mrs. Joe Wilson. The text lists participants and notes a morning gathering, highlighting youth program elements and affiliated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Peities
Hate
Joe Wilson
Mnornin
Pierian Soresis Study Club
Lubbock
le Sensed
Hale
Wilson
Agur
Wom
Auxiliary Names Officers State Auxiliary Names Officers State
Perry named vin of the Wives Auxiliary of the student chapter of Ameri can Institute of Industrial Engi neers at Texas Tech Monday night. Meeting held at Mrs. EOP Po 48h St. Waller vice chairman Williamson program aml Hers man secretary pressurer MMS. Dudekis club spons Jenkins guest. Earl Kerr mumiger Retail Merchants Asl an spoke on the sub. Kotors, Johnshads attended. sixteen members and two ing. Mrs. Ervin Johnson club wit mee at 10 am. Mrs. Ervin Nae at a the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrb. Perry
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Texas Tech
Eop. Po
W D. DD. Waller
Williamson
John Hersman
Richard A. Dudekis Club
Nh Kotors
Johnshads
Ervin Johnson
Ervin Nae
Lubbock Volunteer Bureau Seeks Citizens Assistance
The Lubbock Volunteer Bureau seeks volunteers to staff the office by the YMCA and support recruitment drives, answer phones, and train volunteers. Since 1955 the bureau has connected retired citizens with roles in youth work, clerical tasks, driving, and center programs, inviting interested people to call Porter 3 9088 or visit Room 207, 1203 College Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
George W. Gilkerson
45Th St
Gilkerson
Volunteer Bureau
Lubbock
Hugh Dryer
37Th St
Chidren
Dryer
Bureau
Porter
College Ave
Poppy Sale Planned by Allen Brothers Auxiliary
A poppy sale is planned for November 4 and 5 at a Monday night meeting of the Allen Brothers American Legion Auxiliary. A Veterans Day breakfast is set for November 11 at Capreck Hotel. Members will invite women service organization members and vote to send a delegation to the Big Spring Veterans Administration Hospital to decorate a day room. Mrs Ida Hefner reported on a Levelland convention and members heard a lecture on Americanism by C L Kay vice president of Lubbock Christian College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Brothers
Legion
Capreck
Big Spring Veterans Administration Hospital
Ida Hefner
Levelland
C. L. Kay
Vicw
Lubbock
Chris+, College
Weaning Jeanie and the cup friendly feeding tip
A mother notes how introducing a small cup early helps a baby learn to drink. She cites Gerber High Meat Dinners and Armour Meat Protein as protein rich foods for growing babies. Health tips include feeding without urging, small portions, and rotating colors and foods for appetite. Gerber Babyy Foods, Fremont, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie
Gerber
Gerber Babyy Foods
Fremont
Michigan
Russian Slides Are Projected at Alpha Gamma Meeting
F W Grace spoke to the Alpha Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse. He showed slides from a Russia trip. Pat Wiman and Mrs Gene Cobb pledged as rushes in a candlelight service. Mrs Sidney Woolridge hosted a social hour at 2406 32nd St after the meeting. Halloween decorations adorned the serving table. The next business meeting is set for 7:45 p.m. November 1 at Tehubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Grace
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lubbock
Russia
Pat Wiman
Gene Cobb
Hugh Marrell
Jim Evans
Sidney Woolridge
32Nd St
Mardema Ogletree
Will
Tehubhouse
Proper Ironing Tips for Cotton Sheets and Embroidered Linens
Monograms and embroidery show better when not matted. Lay cotton sheets and pillowcases on the wrong side over a soft cloth to minimize shine and protect delicate stitching. This method prevents heat transfer from ironing surface and keeps embroidery crisp.
Missionary Council Meets at First Assembly Church
The Missionary Council of First Assembly of God met Tuesday morning at the church with 20 attendees. Mrs. R. I. Stewart presided, group singing led by Mrs. J. M. Hogan, worship by Mrs. Kenneth Lamb, discussion on Faithfulness led by Mrs. Ray Hogan, and benediction by Mrs. Dale Randolph. Next meeting set for 9 a.m. next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Tarver
Southwest Nome Demonstration Club
J. D. Nelson
JW. Tue
Bates Witt
College Ave
Outrageous Cost of Facial Creams Exposed
A Reader's Digest report details how cosmetic makers tout exotic ingredients like mink oil royal jelly and orchid pollen to price face creams at 20 120 dollars per ounce. It questions whether these promises justify the cost and contrasts them with affordable creams that meet purity standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader's Digest
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Margaret Turner
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TXON
United. States
China
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America
New Orleans
Henry J. Engler
Loyola U Yo Th
Fox Maries
Texas
State Memorial Fund
Moore
Urthern Methodist University
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Dallas County Medical
Medics
Mmes
Charles) Ach
Royce Laws
Frank Gortwin
Lest
of OU LaLa
William Nixon Holmes
Glen
Ewell Hunt
Bill Holmes
Herbert Schmidt
Galvest and Paul
Som
Latird
Bobby
Robert S. Winter
Ramsay Hudson Moore
Woms
Texas Medical Association
Lubbock-Crosby County
Sona
iPuts
Hngeia Ozarka Water CO. Parr
Laffouvnal Ednesday
Soresis Club
Tucson
Nerican Meritage
Mary Dale Soak Pramps
Dan Gerber
Missionary Council
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T.g.&y. First
Scarecrow Ensemble
Cverepe
Peg
Scarecrow
Witch Goblin
Jack O'Lantern
Gaiely
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