Woman Drivers Show Soviet Earth Moving Might
In Bonn Germany a Soviet export drive features women operating bulldozers and other earth moving equipment to demonstrate tractors and farm machinery. Natasha Vinogradov says Soviet women driver teams prove equality and that Soviet machines are the best, with Tractoroexport promoting versatile machines for construction needs.
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Margaret Anderson
Bonn
Germany
WNL
Soviet Union
Russia
Natasha Vinogradov
West Germany
Vinogradov
Tractoro- Export
Thompson Seedless Grapes Inspire Elegant Chicken Dish
Popular table grapes trace to William Thompson and his seedless variety. The article notes their popularity and versatility, then shares a Chicken Supremes recipe using grape sauce with mushrooms white wine cream and grape halves, served over wild rice.
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Thompson
William Thompson
California
Mrs Coffee Speaks For WSCS Meet At First Methodist
Mrs Coffee president of WSCS South Central spoke on the August World Federation of Methodist Women meeting in England during the First Methodist Church WSCS luncheon in Memorial Hall. Mrs Charles Prater sang Oh for a Thousand Tongues and Mrs Harold Harriger presided as ninety members attended.
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C. C. Coffee
World Federation of Methodist Women
First Methodiist
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Charles Prater
Charles Wesley
Harold Harriger
Memorial Hall
Counselor Speaks on Family Life to Lubbock Study Group
Clark Woolridge of the Family Service Assn. spoke at the Lubbock Child Study Club on strengthening family life. He emphasized a solid foundation and shared how his agency assists married couples and families with emotional problems without prescribing actions. Thirteen members attended with three guests. next meeting set for Oct 11 at the Monterey Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Woolridge
Family Service Assn
Lubbock Child Study Club
Gregory Logan
Woolridge
Murray Coulter
John Justin
Cecil Clark
Glen Antwine
Monterey Center
Reddy Room
Southwestern Public Service
Past Presidents Lead DKG Orientation Meet in Tulia
Thirty two Gamma Iota Chapter members gathered for a fall orientation session in the Tulia High School library ahead of a regional meeting set for October 15 in Plainview. Mrs. Bob Fulkerson and Mrs. Ray Douglas led a 9 30 a m coffee with Miss Eula Lee Carter of Austin directing the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Plainview
Bob Fulkerson
Ray Douglas
Tulsa
David Burgess
Cral
Eula Lee Carter
Austin
Troy Cloer
Texas Christian University
DKG
Texas
Miss Ellis
Tulia Arts Club Opens 1966 67 With Brunch
The Tulia Literary Arts Club opened its 1966-67 year with a Thursday brunch at Mrs. Fred Boatright’s home. Hosts were Mrs. James T. Harris and Mrs. Warner Reid. Guests heard a Fall Fashion Forecast by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Milligan. New member A N Wells was welcomed.
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Tulia
Fred Boatright
Manuscript and Creative Arts Club Elects New Officers
The Manuscript and Creative Arts Club met at the Lubbock Women's Club for a business session and luncheon. Mrs. D L Jacobs was elected president, with Mrs. Mary Louise Sheehorn as vice president and Mrs. Leroy Land as treasurer. New members were welcomed.
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Manuscript and Creative Arts Club
Lubbock Women’s Club
D. L. Jacobs
Mary Louise Sheehorn
Leroy Land
Knit Revival Highlights Changes in Jersey and Sweater Knits
The feature notes demand for jersey and double knit fabrics with ribs and baby cables remaining strong. It also reports a shift toward dressmaker style sweater dresses becoming more sophisticated and stylish.
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Jersey
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Lady Driver
Mrs. Coffee
WSCS
Elwanda Martin
Petersburg
Mattie Ruth Nowlin
Faye Rampley
Silverton
Tulia Arts Club
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Women's
Ews
Lubbock
Harry E. Arthur
Gerald Sams
Lucile Hamilton
Dunlap's
Liamselve
Young Fashions
34Th Street
S-M-L
Family Center
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