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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
6
An essay on do it yourself buttons and their varied uses appears alongside social notices. The piece mentions decorative buttons in fashion, home crafts and theater ties, while a separate item honors Mrs C J Wagner noting her church service and theatrical connections.
Mrs Cecil Matthews reviewed "Herein Is Love" at a guest coffee hosted by Asbury Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service at the church. Mrs Bonner Cummings presided. six other participants helped with arrangements as 48 members and seven guests attended.
Mrs Clar ence Davis a long time home demonstration club leader in Hardeman County has been endorsed as candidate for state president by the District Council. She is finishing a two year term as state treasurer and has held many local and district offices including THDA chair and district vice president.
Patricia McCormack reports on a Pediatrics study by Dr Morris Green and Patricia Beall of Indiana University that links paternal distance to behavioral and physical symptoms in boys ages four to fifteen. The study describes several fathering patterns including emotionally unavailable, overly passive, or disappointment-driven fathers and notes mothers frequently assume discipline and decision making in the home.
Brownfield tale of Mr and Mrs Dorman Cavare a ceremony in a Lubbock area home on Ta08 road. The bride Maurice Ramsay of Cantura Creek California wore a sheer blue wool sheath with brown accessories. Rev. Gien Davis of Lubbock officiated. Best man Pete Doo and maid of honor Lucus of Lubbock. The bride is a nurse for Dr Sherman Hope of Breck, engaged in local business.
At the Wormans Missionary Union Monday morning the Week of Prayer theme was observed. Mrs A T Cavanougher presided and led in prayer. Mrs Cocanougher announced Texas convention women praying for state missionaries. Leaders included Mrs Rob Sormner Mrs John Wilkerson and others. A solo by Mrs Boyd Miller and closing benediction followed.
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Shallowater church for a study session. Mrs Hambin led the first lesson from The Rim of East Asia with assistance from Mrs Laftwich. A coffee hour honored Mrs Hamblin's birthday.
The Lubbock Theatre Centre hosts a membership drive coffee at 4710 21st St hosted by Mrs. Roscoe Wilson with co host Mrs. Allen Price. Entertainment features Mrs. Wallace Garets singing Bali Ha'i as the season opens Thursday. Awards honor top membership sellers.
Announcement guidelines for engagements and weddings include submitting before the event, spelling all names, and providing addresses. Do not send by phone. deliver to the Women’s Department in Lubbock with signature and telephone number. Wedding stories with pictures must appear within a week. Deadline for Sunday pictures is 6 p.m. Thursday.
Miss Sue Price and Charles Thornton exchanged wedding vows at 9 am Monday in the Price home with James R. Woods officiating. The bride wore a candlelight wool suit with a jewel neck line and ice blue hat. the groom is son of J. W. Thornton. They will reside on Rt. 1 where he farms.
Executive Board of the Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association met in the school library to finalize a Family Night ice cream supper and open house from 1 to 9 pm Thursday at the school. Tri-chairmen for the event are Mines, Jack Creel, BQ Lewis and Holland Stewart.
Machava, Portugal based company, secures a contract to construct an export processing wet plant in Mozambique. The project involves infrastructure development and local employment, signaling cross border investment and industrial expansion in the region.
Mrs. Nellie M. Wall and R. D. Covington wed at 8 30 am in the bride’s home. Rev. James Patterson officiated. The couple plans a New Mexico trip and will reside at 4909 Gist Street. Mrs. Covington works for Sunset Motor Lines. her husband for the City.
The Rev. Fonfanio Salazar from First Baptist Mexican Mission will speak at 7 30 p m today in the church sanctuary. The event hosts WMU and Brotherhood of Trinity Baptist Church at 307 Sherman Ave with gifts for Mary Till Davis and a social hour in Fellowship Hall afterward.
Seventeen members of the Susan Fitkin Foreign Missionary Society met at the First Nazarene Church Monday afternoon. Mrs Marvin Snodgrass district president led the meeting and Mrs Raymond Knox delivered a lesson from the study Pioneers For Jesus in New Guinea. Prayers were offered by Mines Milton Poole J W Warick and Tom. The next meeting is set for 2 30 p m October 8 at the church.
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