Expert's Wife Insists On Backseat Driver's Rights
Patricia McCormack reports from New York on Mrs. Alex J. Keilen of Montevideo Minnesota praising backseat driving as a feminine right. Her husband, a Minnesota state highway patrolman, was named the nation's outstanding safe driver after a 1200 mile test run. She claims her guidance helps him avoid hazards and notes their long marriage means he may ignore her inputs on the road.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPD
Alex J. Keilen
Montevideo
Minn
Alex
Nesota
Fraser
Colo
Furnace Creek
California
Death Valley
Keilen
Keilens
Miss Turner Is Named Honoree at Gift Coffee
Miss Denevee Turner bride elect of Huey Darby was honored with a morning coffee at Mrs. Gayle Clawson’s home 4902 West 35th Street. Guests included Mrs. Cecil Turner and Mrs. T. L. Darby. The couple will wed November 5 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denevee Turner
Huey Darby
Gayle Clawson
35Th St
Mmes. L. ©. Neill
Jim Booker
Dale Kemmer
D. C. Zech
Don Summar
J. W. Chapman
Cecil Turner
T. L. Darby
Ropesville
First Baptist Church
Catholic Church Double Ring Wedding in Nazareth
Miss Ethel Drerup and Dan Schmucker wed in a double ring ceremony at Holy Family Church Nazareth officiated by Msgr Peter Marsch. The couple celebrated with a breakfast and reception at the Community Hall and will reside on a farm southwest of Nazareth after a short honeymoon. The bride is a Nazareth High School graduate formerly with Pioneer Natural Gas Co. in Dimmitt. the groom is Nazareth High School graduate, now farming.
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Holy Family Catholic Church
Nazareth
Ethel Drerup
Ed Drerup
Dan Schmucker
Joe Schmucker
Peter Marsch
L. J. Conrad
Francis Wiheim
Evelyn Ball
Mary Ann Schmucker
Raymond Schmucker
Joe Drerup
Clyde Hoeling
James Ball
Vincent Gerber
Dallas
Schmucker
Nazareth High School
Pioneer ‘Natural Gas Co
Dimmitt
Ann Landers column offers teenage money and dating advice
A teen asks about allowances. Ann advises parents to let a teen keep part of weekly earnings for personal spending. Other letters include advice on religious differences in marriage, necking boundaries for teens, and general guidance from Ann Landers with contact details for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal column.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
VFW Auxiliary Visits Hospital in Big Spring
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary from Lubbock Post 2466 toured the Veterans Administration Hospital in Big Spring on Thursday night to oversee rehabilitation ward activities and supervise the recreational department. Hospital chairman Mrs. J Ray Nichols led the group with VEW hospital chairman Louis Daniels and district official Rey Milam assisting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lubbock
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
J. Ray Nichols
Louis Daniels
VEW Hospital
Rey Milam
District 7
Paul Foster
Lubbock Vfw
Auxiliary
Dist
Nichols
Roy Milam
F. M. Gibson
J. Bratcher
First Baptist Women Plan Prayer Week
Mrs J Ralph Grant led a Wednesday First Baptist Women’s Missionary Union meeting as $50 was voted for Pedro Munez’s Mexican church. Lottie Moon Week of Prayer set for Nov 28 to Dec 2 with leadership courses on Nov 7 14 and 21. Spanish materials from the Mexican Mission were shown by Mrs Charles Adams Jr. One hundred seventy five women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ralph Grant
First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Jimmy Jones
Pedro Munez
Mexico
Jones
Charles Adams Jr
Mrs George Harmon To Lead Garden Club Division
Mrs George Harmon of Amherst was elected zone chairman for two years at the Central Zone District 1 Texas Garden Clubs meeting in Brownfield. The Brownfield Garden Club hosted 94 members from eighteen clubs, with Rev Von Worten delivering the invocation and Mrs Ele Louthan responding to welcome. The district scrapbook won a state award, and a program on preserving materials for arrangements was presented by Mrs John V Powers of Lubbock before a tour of the Brownfield Savings and Loan Association grounds.
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Central Zone
Texas Garden Clubs Inc
Brownfield
S. O. Gowen
Lubbock
H. D. Lewis
Dumas
Dist
John V, Powers
Geoerge Harmon
Amherst
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
First Methodist Church
Brownfield Garden Club
Zee
Robert W. Baumgardner
von Worten
Calvary Baptist Church
Ele. Louthan
OL BR. Douglas
Chamber of Commerce
Gowen
Houston
John V. Powers
Brownfield Savings and Loan Assn
Sorority Plans Thanksgiving Dinner in Home Social
Tau Gamma Kappa Sorority met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Nix’s 58th Street home with Mrs. J. E. Batehler of San Angelo as guest. Co hostess was Mrs. Clayce Knowles, and Halloween decorations adorned the gathering attended by Mrs. Enloe Thomas.
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J. E. Batehler
San Angelo
Tau Gamima Kappa
Fred Nix
58Th St
Clayce Knowles
Enloe Thomas
Style Show Featured At Meeting In City
Members of the organization presented a style show of fashions by Pesoy's Casuals at a meeting in Lubbock attended by about 60 people. Models included Mrs. James E. Hollars and several local women. organizers were wives of school staff.
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Lubbock
Atkins
Pesoy
James E. Hollars
Bol. Brownfield
A. FE. Pitts Js
Truman W. Price
Mrs Lindsay Hosts Homebuilders Club Meeting
Mrs W A Lindsay and 12 members of the Homebuilders Club met Thursday afternoon at 2301 22nd St with Mrs Ruth Owens and Mrs Jack Rhea assisting. A Halloween motif framed refreshments as 42 was played in a 12 member session. A Thanksgiving luncheon is planned for 1 pm November 17 at 2405 33rd St hosted by Mrs Oscar Pollard with Mrs Herb Miller and Mrs Rhea assisting.
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Homebuilders Club
W. A. Lindsay
22Nd St
Ruth Owens
Jack Rhea
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Miss Turner
Frank
Maggie
VFW Auxiliary
First Baptist Women
Monterey
Vest
Bob Spear
Brownfield Club
George Harmon
Garden Club
Mackenzie Park
Theta Uh
Mackenzie
Mean Macon
56Th St. Hus Ibands
the Skyline Dining Room
Mainview Hwy
Cahirs
Othe Tabbork Public Schools
Mrs. Lindsay
Homebuilders
Wellington Books
Ladies & Childrens
Oxford
34Th St
College Ave
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