WSCS Opens Year With Readings and Circle Meetings
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at St John’s Methodist begins the year with study on The EULB Story and acts, shifting meeting times to the second and fourth Wednesdays. Circles meet at host homes with readers and leaders named, and the Catch-all-Eight Square Dance Club schedules a Mackenzie Terrace night program.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service of
St. John's Methodist Church
EULB
Mackenzie Terrace
Levy Glazner
Ann Landers Advice Frays at Office Engagement
A 25 year old writes seeking guidance on ending his October wedding to Cathy after feeling drawn to a coworker. Ann Landers advises telling Cathy honestly and dating others briefly to compare before deciding. Additionally a reader asks about neighbor intrusion at backyard parties and inheritance after Aunt Lily’s death.
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Dean Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Cathy
Mit
Prizes Awarded At TOPS Meeting In Lubbock
TOPS members in Lubbock held a meeting at National Bank Cafeteria where prizes for losing weight were awarded for the most weight logs in the week. The group discussed plans for an anniversary dinner and a guest speaker. Next meeting is set for 7 15 p.m. Tuesday in the cafeteria. interested attendees may call Mrs Harold Yearnwood at SW 35 3855.
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TOPS
Lubbock
Lubbock National Bank
C. C. Hollingsworth
Bo Ho Pendier
Doc Rogers
Ross
Syed Quiet Hae
Bye Yoontoin
Mors
Billie Adams
Toom Sep Thain
Boi. West
Harold Yearnwood
Bridge Winners Named at Lubbock Dup Club
Winners announced for the Thursday evening session of the Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club. First place: Mrs Emmit Shannon and Mrs James Opt. Roy Mathews and Mrs John Vickers. Second: Mrs Jack Kendrick and Went Jones. Third: unspecified. Next game Friday at 7 p.m. in the Bridge studio with trophies awarded.
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Lubbock
Lemons For Beauty Skin Freshener Jelwyn
Lemon Jelwyn touted as a luxury skin freshener and cleanser claims to clear blemishes by cleansing pores. It promises a smooth texture, mild astringent effects, and scalp cleansing with two capfuls in shampoo for a sparkling hair shine.
Swift Adams Vows Read in Truth or Consequences
Mrs Essie Burress Adams and Beckam Swift exchanged double ring wedding vows Sunday in a Christian church The bride wore electric blue dress with white mink cape and a purple orchid corsage The couple’s reception followed and they left for an extended honeymoon in Kansas City Missouri Swift works as a project accountant and analyst for Beadannt Mieke Oliver A camacr ie freueras AAVIGUIUEL AABEUILY in Kansas City The article notes the bride’s lineage from Garza County Texas and mentions attending guests Ed Owens attended the ceremony.
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N.M
Essie Burress Adams
Beckam Swift
Ed Owens
Jim Burress
Garza County
Tex
Swift
Thin Beadannt
Mieke Oliver
Camacr
Auxiliary Plans Luncheon and Meetings for Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met in IOOF Hall to plan an 11:30 am luncheon October 1 at Farr's Cafeteria in Family Park Shopping Center. New members L G Hoover and B E Parker were balloted in and will be guests at Oct 2 invitation service. A family picnic is set for Sept 10 at Wagner Park. Refreshments for 22 were by Mrs McDonald and Mrs Myers Jr. The next meeting is Sept 23 at 1 pm.
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Farr
Din Family Park
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
R. EB. Wright
L. G. Hooever
BE. D. Parker
Wagner Park
Clark Zachary
T. K. Martin
W. D. McDonald
J. C. Myers Jr
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WSCS
Button-Sanford
Bob Whipple
Charles Hastings
Sit
Dunn
Clyde Schneider
Schneider
Don Austin
Horn-Edmondston
Oc. Rickman
Deader
Favimond King
38Th St
Cleta Love
James Marshall
Wayne Cook
Ann Landers
Dear Ann Uanders
Dene Ann Landers
Lily
Lilly
Aunt Kill
Tra
Winnen
Wigsdlnes
Wiprers Tos
R Tharpeon
Nipseas
Swift-Adams
Kansas City
Marshall
Hot Springs
Ark
West 3Rd St
New York
UPT
United States
45Th & H
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