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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1969
Page
8
The YWCA begins next week offering baton twirling for intermediate and advanced students at 7 p.m. on Monday and beginner instruction 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesday. Sewing for sixth graders and adult arts courses such as purse designing and tole painting are set, with several offerings starting in late September.
Mrs Annie Everett, 92, thrilled by her first jet ride from Corpus Christi to Lubbock. She was treated like a queen by three stewardesses and said flying soothed her and brought her closer to God. She plans more travels this winter with Braniff.
Zeta Delta and Lambda Iota chapters of Beta Sigma Phi held meetings at members homes with programs and hospitality notes. Winners of Texas Tech football season tickets were announced, and upcoming meetings were scheduled for late September. A geographic note states Quebec covers 594,860 square miles, about three times France.
Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club held a dinner at the Gridiron Restaurant to welcome mothers of new pledges. Special guests included Coby Briehn R V Madden Dean Allam PD J Hopper H L Garretson Wayne Owen and Harry Born. Next meeting set for 7 pm October 8 at the sorority lodge.
Texas born designer Tiviants built a fashion house from a boutique then couture line. He emphasized ready to wear at half salon prices for busy women and advised stars like Elizabeth Taylor on fit and image while maintaining a designer ethos and personal polish.
Women from the WSCS of Avape United Methodist Church held their annual tea in the Parament Hall. Guests included Mrs. Gil Moody, John Steer, Frika Adams, Z M Davis, Norma Evans, and Percy Morran. A luncheon is planned next Wednesday with WSCS of Pioneer United Methodist Church as guests.
Mrs. A Woodruff hosted the Shallowater Home Demonstration Club meeting at her home. An hour program on sewing with knits and stretch fabrics was presented. Eight members attended along with guests Mrs. George Blackman and Mrs. Babe Alexander.
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