Dr Wiggins Is Speaker At Caprock Chapter Meeting
The Caprock Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met Tuesday evening at She Ming Tree where Mrs Ella Mae Jordan, chapter president and recent CPA exam passer, received an orchid and a poem in her honor. She is the second member in the past year to receive the honor with fifteen members present as Mrs Wiggins attended as a guest.
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Caprock
National Secretaries Association
Ella Mae Jordan
Wiggins
Mrs Mills to autograph books at Lubbock event
Mrs R A Flora Mills of Fort Worth will present highlights from her new book Excursions in Old Glass at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse today at noon. She arrived Wednesday via bus line and will sign at Book Shop 2019 Broadway. Alpha Pi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Tau met Tuesday at Mrs Barbara Simmons home to plan the year’s programs and set the party dates.
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Lubbock
R. A. (Flora) Mills
Fort Worth
Alpha Pi Chapter of
Kappa
Kappa Tota
Simmons
4Th St
Miller-Gault Rite Pledged at Vega Church
Miller Gault and Robert Henry Miller exchanged double ring vows at Vega Methodist Church with J B Fowler Jr officiating. The bride, daughter of J C W Gault of Lubbock, wore satin with lace and a pearl tiara. The groom, son of Mrs Henry Miller of Lubbock, is a Texas Tech engineering student. The wedding party included Kay Gault and Barbara Bird. A reception followed in the church parlor.
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Vega
Beverly Gault
Robert Henry Miller
Lubbock
Vega Methodist Church
J.B. Fowler Jr
J C. W. Gault
Henry Miller
26Th St
Kay Gault
Barbara _ Bird
Keith Bird
Charlie Bird
Tucson
Ariz
Mike "Purcell
Marie Godwin
Morris Carter
Colorado
Vega High School
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Torn
Twin Ring Rites Read Bride Daughter of Mrs Wyrick
The wedding officiant led the ceremony as the pastor administer. Miss Margaret Schultz played piano as matron of honor and best man were Mr and Mrs Don Grossman. Kathy Grossman served as flower girl. The reception followed in Fellowship Hall. The bride wore a gold cotton dress with pink rosebud corsage. The couple will reside in San Antonio where the groom is an airman at Lackland Air Force Base.
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Margaret Schultz
San Antonio
Lackland
Air Force Base
Zanesville
Air Force
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Tulia High School
Tour of Center Is Conducted by Retarded Children Group
The Milam Children's Training Center was toured by 45 members of the South Plains Council for Retarded Children Tuesday night. Mrs. C. E. Smith presided at the first fall meeting. Charles Smith led an invocation. Opportunity Club members spoke about activities. Jerry Cates headed the group, which moved Wednesday meetings to Hodges Community Center. A spaghetti supper fund raise was discussed and the exp phonex will be dedicated to Mrs Ralph M Hodges for work with retarded children.
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Milam Children’s Training Center
South Plains Council For
C. E. Smith
Charles Smith
Opportunity Club
Jerry Cates
Hodges
The
Plains National Bank
Merchantettes Name Officers At Anniversary Meeting
Mrs. Leon Holder was elected president of Merchantettes Club at a Tuesday night meeting hosted by Mrs. Dennie Carroll. Officers include Mrs. Marvin Nelson first vice president, Mrs. Nancy Wright second vice president, HL Williams treasurer, Mrs. Steve Graham reporter, RL McMullen project chairman, Mrs Jack Ware parliamentarian. A Christmas project supports Lubbock Day Nursery with bed clothing and toys to be delivered by Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. J. R. Bradford. Seventeen members and a guest attended the event marking the club's second anniversary. Next meeting is slated for 8 p.m. October 9 at Mrs. Nelson's Woodrow home with co-hostess Mrs. Bobby Thompson.
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Leon Holder
Merchantettes Club
Dennie Carroll
Dist St
Marvin Nelson
Nancy Wright
Mark Kemp
HL. Williams
Steve Graham
RL. McMullen
Jack Ware
Lubbock Day Nursery
Mullen
J. R. Bradford
P.m
Nelson
Woodrow
Bobby ‘Thompson
Mrs Baker Is Hostess With Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
The Lamba Jove Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday night at Mrs Don O Sikes 2632 E Auburn with Mrs Lee Baker as co host. Goldie DuPose city health dept director spoke on encephalitis control. Sid A Lowrey and Darrell Morris described the illness origins and symptoms. Sixteen members and two guests attended Mrs George Nichols and Mrs Buddy Reese. Next meeting planned for Sept 26 at Mrs George Douglas 4218 Bird St.
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Lamba Jove
Beta Sigma Phi
Don O. Sikes
E. Auburn
Lee Baker
Goldie DuPose
City Health Department
Sid A Lowrey
Darrell Morris
George Nichols
Buddy Reese
Pam
George Douglas
Bird St
Bridge Winners Are Announced at YWCA Club
The YWCA Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday morning for play at the YWCA. Winners were North-South first Mrs. Don Zeleny and Mrs. Ed Stoy, second Mrs. John Russell and Mrs. Elmer Terry, third Mrs. S. R. Forsythe and Mrs. M. J. Healy. East-West first Mrs. W. C. Reed and Mrs. Scott King, second Mrs. Joe Partain and Mrs. Edwin Phelps, third Mrs. Lola Smith and Mrs. Bennie Sealy. The group will meet next Wednesday at 9 am and new players may call Mrs. Wesley Collier, Swift 5-4821.
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Ywca Duplicate Bridge Club
YWCA
Don Zeleny
Ed Stoy
John Russell
Elmer Terry
S. R. Forsythe
M. J. Healy
W. C. Reed
Scott King
Joe Partain
Edwin Phelps
Lola Smith
Bennie Sealy
Wesley Collier
Swift
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Holds Meeting At Lahboek Vicen Clubhouse
Fifteen members attended a business meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Lahboek Vicen Clubhouse Monday night. The next meeting will be November 2.
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Sorority
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lahboek Vicen
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