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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
9
Heloise answers readers on returning borrowed items during illness and offers practical tips. A reader explains vase loss during a long illness and gratitude for returns, while other letters ask about garlic pressing, hosiery hampers, child car seats, collar styling, and maintaining stainless steel with linseed oil.
Robert Thomas Moses of Tulsa and Miss Ann Broien of Plainview wed in Plainview Methodist Church. Officiant Rev. Dr. of Petersburg Hwy performed the ceremony as families gathered. Bride wore a silk satin gown. reception followed in the church parlor. The couple will reside in Tulsa, where the bride works as a court reporter and plans further study at Tulsa University. groom a graduate of Watonga and attendee at Rappert's Business College.
A fragmentary calendar note mentions a facility and a commemoration center with scattered names and items. The incomplete text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm specifics.
A fragmented obituary and social notice from Lubbock mentions a local couple, names including Mr and Mrs Walkowiak and Mrs Svoberta, with references to a Catholic church wedding and family ties in Burwell Nebraska. The piece also notes a State Apple Growers Association report on harvest timing and temperature post bloom.
Highland Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Recer Poff home 2715 35th St Wednesday with Mrs W L Miller presiding and Mrs J W McCormick directing recreation Seventeen members two new members and two guests attended Delegates for the Texas Home Demonstration Association convention Sept 22 in Austin include Mrs Wu Ring Mrs Oo Johnson and Mrs A Kahlick Next meeting set for Sept 1 at Mrs Gordon Paulks 3506 South of Wives in Aachen Germany Dr Ludwig Herlin urges return of wives on vacation as men stay home for work Donati a 43 year old Italian man arrested for marrying eleven women without divorces says divorce does not exist in Italy He assumes multiple roles doctor scientist diplomat at each wedding
Plainview society notes honor Misahee Wagner bride elect of Woot Doyle Jr of Amarillo with luncheon and two parties. Hostesses Vincent Tudor and Mes Harry Igo presided at the August 25 event at the John Marse home 191 Yucca Terrace. Co-hostesses included Mrs Maree, Mre John Corey, Mips Bol Gibbens, and Mr Bot Canteberry.
Miss Alice Pauline Walker and Jerry P Watson exchanged nuptial vows at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church Plainview under the direction of Rev. Dr. Roy C McClung Wayland College president. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Walker. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Phelix D Watson Abilene. Bride wore ivory brocade gown with mantilla. Maid of honor Jonnie Beth Walker. bridesmaids Beverly Lewellen Carolyn Haggard Rita Henry. Best man Larry Thompson. groomsmen Don Oliver Vicky Cox. Tony Oliver ringbearer. Reception in church parlor. Travel wedding trip to Colorado. Bride a Wayland minor education major. groom a Wayland speech and theatre instructor.
The longtime physician described as the mountain doctor remains active at 90, arriving at the office after a trip to a local drugstore. He has delivered thousands of babies, keeps practicing because he enjoys medicine, and notes advances from antibiotics and new surgical methods to improved patient outcomes.
Miss Deanna Kay Thompson and Jimmy Dewayne Parish renew wedding vows at First Methodist Church Olton with Rev. Cecil Hardaway officiating. The couple plan residences in Oklahoma City with Parish pursuing electronics studies and Mrs Parish Draughons Business School.
Chicago reports 24 million ingot tons produced last year at the nation's largest steel plant. Despite this, Chicago consumes more steel than it manufactures, reflecting a strong local demand.
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