Five contenders dream of future as Miss Teenage America
Five contestants from across the country dream of life after the Miss Teenage America pageant. Ellen Murphy, Rosemary Hager, Maryanne Anzalone, Colette Daiute, and Nancy Reichert share hopes of fame, careers, marriages, and stylish homes, with varied plans from Broadway to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Sakol
New York
WNS
Manhattan
Dallas
Ellen Frances Murphy
Boston
Woburm
Mass
Red
Ellen
al Jolson
Rosemary Bonnie Hager
Pittsburgh
Bethel Park High School
Pennsylvania
Rosemary
Beace Corps
Southeast Asia
Springfield
Maryanne Teresa Anzalone
Philadelphia
Cardinal O'Hara
Sybil
Danielle
Colette Daiute
Paramus
New Jersey
Luke
New York City
Colette
Nancy Louise Reichert
Baltimore
Parkville Junior High School
Maryland
Nancy
Beverly Hills
Maryanne Anzalone
Rosemary Hager
Ellen Murphy
Nancy Reichert
Altimore
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Fragments Page 2-3
Readable items from Lubbock Texas October 29 1965 fragment page cover brief notices. This record notes publication date and page range for archival reference.
Woman Talk Use Care In Leaving Will Regardless Of Youth
Aged and young alike avoid wills but should plan because intestate deaths waste assets and cause family conflict. In New York City 2,569 decedents without wills last year risk property escheating to the state. lawyers and bankers urge even minor sav ings to be bequeathed to prevent taxes and legal delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The
Foundation For Commercial
Area coffee event hosted by West Texas museum
Women from Littlefield Hale Center Hart Olton Earth Morton Floydada Anton Whiteface Petersburg Hereford accepted invites for the second Know Your Museum coffee. The gathering starts at 10 a.m. with a social, a talk by Mrs. Russell Bean, and a museum tour hosted by the women’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Hale Center
Hart
Olton
Earth
Morton
Floydada
Anton
Whiteface
Petersburg
Hereford
West Texas Museum | Women’s Council
Know Your Museum
Russell Bean
Women’s Committee
Ladies Auxiliary Initiates New Member at Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. E. Wright presiding. Initiation was conducted for Mrs. W. S. Henry. Mrs. G. A. Alford transferred from Lodge 894 at Slaton. The attendance contest ended, the losing side to entertain winners November 5 at 7 p.m. with Mrs. J. B. Baird as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
R. E. Wright
W. S. Henry
G. A. Alford
Slaton
J. B. ‘Baird
40Th St
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Tammy Grimes
Molly Brown
Judy Garland
Tina
Quaker Ave
Dial
Hth St
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock, Texas
Twilight
Ladies Auxiliary
DESCO
Ake
50Th St. Center