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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
18
Mrs. Charles Cathey of 4006 Flint Ave. favors two piece double knit ensembles for year round wear. She prefers conservative colors with white predominance and occasionally adds bright accents. An active Lubbock homemaker and mother of two teen daughters.
Mrs Charles Cathey of 4006 Flint Avenue wears a two piece gray double knit outfit with a straight skirt and jewel neck top featuring three quarter sleeves. The top has a camel suede band and a staff photo accompanies the caption.
A compilation of Dear Polly reader tips on daily homemaking. tips include using an oven mitt for pineapple handling, organizing care notes for sitters, and protecting a baby’s bath scab with a plastic bag and rubber bands.
The wedding of Benny McCorkle and Miss Stark took place at the Church of Christ in Odessa with Minister Fay Marr officiating. The bride, a Gauith ter of Mrs. Stark, wore a white winter ensemble and pearl accessories, and her maid of honor was Miss Photlise Johnson. After the service, the couple hosted breakfast at the Family Park Shopping Center. They will reside in Odessa where McCorkle attends Genesis Junior College.
Linda Kaye Nickens bride elect of Ren Ed Peek will receive a bridal luncheon Saturday at 12:30 pm at 4415 48th St. Attending guests include Mrs. Pochard Nickens and Mrs Ren L Peek, plus Mrs. Kenneth Lemmons, Mrs Roy Dale Nickens, and Miss Melinda Peek. The wedding is planned for September at Sunset Church of Christ chapel.
Mr and Mrs Allday host a rehearsal dinner for their son James Franklin Allday and fiancée Miss Betty Joy Jones. Attendees include May Jones Otis Jones and Mrs D N Buford. the couple wed Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Garden Iowa of St Johns Methodist Church.
In the bridge game East defeats Souths four spade contract by applying pressure and a heart shift. West opens jack of diamonds. East wins with king, then shifts to jack of hearts to threaten two heart tricks, allowing West to cash setting tricks. Declarer misguesses on the heart lead.
The passage profiles Mrs. Cathey detailing simple fashion choices such as bracelets and pearl necklaces, a weakness for buying shoes, and favorite mid-heel styles. It notes her knitting hobby, two sewn suits, and sports ensembles. It lists her leadership roles, education at Texas Tech, and daughters Ann and Susan with school statuses.
Mrs Cathey wears a hand fashioned two piece knit outfit featured in a staff photo. She has been knitting since her teenage days and shows a white suit of imported yarn with a straight shirt and jacket, three quarter length sleeves, and a torn back collar.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the New Deal Methodist Church marked its 25th year with a salad supper and a program led by Mrs. W. M. Killion and Mrs. Mel Boggas. Charter member Mrs. J. F. Wylie was honored. Twelve members attended along with guests from Dallas and local clergy.
Mr and Mrs John E Key honor their son Dr John C Key and his fiancee Miss Marie Erlene Crane with a rehearsal dinner at 8 20 p m in the Bowston Club Houston Attending are the proud parents siblings and relatives including Mr and Mrs Ronnie Hawkins and Mr and Mrs George E Burger with Rev M L Davis pastor of St Mark s Methodist Church Also invited is the couple to marry at 4 p m Sept 4 in Houston The piece notes Bahia de San Salvador founded in 1549 as the oldest city in Brazil.
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