Kress Chapter Named Outstanding in Area 1 Homemakers
Plainview special report recalls the 1967 68 Area 1 Young Homemakers awards banquet at Plainview High School selecting the Kress chapter as outstanding. Roosevelt and Clarendon took seconds and thirds. Childress named outstanding new chapter ahead of Muleshoe Dumas Lakeview and Memphis. Jamie Lou Henderson received a 100 scholarship, with awards to advisers Rowena Rucker Pittman Harris Wilson Burgess and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Kress Young Homemaker
Area 1
Young Homemakers of Texas
Plainview High School
Young Farmers of Texas
R. B. Stanton
Idalou
Roosevelt and
Clarendon
Childress
Muleshoe
Dumas
Lakeview
Memphis
Jamie Lou Henderson
Wolfforth
Rowena Rucker
Pampa
Fannie Pittman
Kress
Glenda Harris
Roosevelt
Jeanette Wilson
Balls
Beryl Burelsmith
Dean Bradley
Hereford
Sue Burgess
Sudan
Mary Phillips
Floydada
Jo Anne Bray
Nancy Morckel
Ollie Liner
Wanda Marble
Lockney
Lynn Bourland
Doris Weir
Hale Center
Stanton
Ferman McBeth
Benny Sides
Pudd, Wiseman
Bill Brandt
Friona
David Prewitt
Larry Dobbs
Ann Landers Advice Column Notes on Raccoon Myths and Family Matters
Readers submit questions spanning raccoon breeding myths and a boarding school decision for a son with stuttering. Ann Landers provides factual corrections on raccoons and practical guidance, including a stance on the boarding school option and a leg shaving age, with community submissions directed to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
A Lovelier You Fashions Determine The Figure
Mary Sue Miller explains how fashion shapes the feminine silhouette with a high bosom line and darts. She offers two exercise routines to firm and lift the chest, urging slow, vigorous work for a trimmer look and inviting readers to write in care of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for more beauty tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
New York
Mary Sue Miller
Hadassah Chapter Plans Tea Wednesday
Lubbock Hadassah will hold a Membership Tea at 1 p.m. Wednesday at 2004 S Second Street, with Rabbi Aleander Kline speaking on What Hadassah Means to Me. Mrs. Max Stettner, president, will lead the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Hadassah
Sam Keliskey
S2nd
Aleander Kline
Max Stettner
Dr McClung Reads Vows For Daughter In Plainview
Dr Roy C McClung president of Wayland Baptist College read double ring wedding vows at First Baptist Church Plainview for his daughter Nancy Kay and Frank Rogene Chaddick. The couple will reside in Wichita Falls where the groom serves in the U S Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Roy C. McClung
Wayland Baptist College
First Baptist Church
Nancy Kay McClung
Frank RoGene Chaddick
McClung
Tim Trammell
First Baptist
R. C. Chaddick
Chaddick
Donna Beaty
Dallas
Peggy Check
Morton
Mike McClung
Irving
Russell Lyndell Chaddick
Houston
James Chaddick
Glenn Schlather
Marvin Marshall
Mark McClung
Jerry Blasingame
Joe Don Hadley
Wichita Falls
U. S. Air Force
Hosiery and Household Hacks From Heloise Readers
A collection of practical tips from Heloise readers offers laundry hacks such as stacking nylons on an arm for washing and drying as one piece, quick hair dryer drying, improvised crutch makeshifts, and anti nesting silverware guidance. Other notes include coin can stamps storage ideas and purse placement to prevent theft during exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Helen
Heloise P. S
Ithus
Geraldine Nordby
Crown Goes To Jan Petit Miss Hale County Cotton Queen 1968
Jan Petit, 18, was crowned Hale County Cotton Queen 1968 at a Hale Center high school event. She is a freshman at Lubbock Christian College, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Swan Petit. Runners up were Donna Hooper and Sherry Littlejohn. The event drew over 200 attendees and was sponsored by the Hale County Women’s Cotton Promotion Committee. Judges were Mrs. Terry Scarbrough, Tut Tawwater, and Mrs. Jerry Gilleland. Plaques and gifts were donated by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Center
Jan Petit
Hale County
Miss Petit
Lubbock Christian College
Swan Petit
Donna Hooper
D. J. Hooper
Sherry Littlejohn
Willie D. Littlejohn
Hale County Women's Cottons Promotion Committee
Avere
Terry Scarbrough
Lubbock
Tut Tawwater
Plainview
Jerry Gilleland
Mrs. Lansford Is Club Hostess For Friday Meeting
Needle Club met Friday morning at 1924 Main St with seventeen members and one guest Mrs. Hallie Willis. Co-hostesses were new officers Mrs. S. E. Lawrence Mrs. H. E. Selby and Miss Mildred Hearn. Next meeting planned for 3 p.m. Oct. 11 at 2215 20th St. American motorists traveled an estimated 967 billion vehicle miles during 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Needle Club
E. L. Lansford
Main St
Hallie Willis
Club
S. E. Lawrence
H. E. Selby
Mildred Hearn
Henry Brown
20Th St
Cream For Beauty Cherish Youthful Complexion At Night
At bedtime massage the skin with vitalizing night cream. Apply to cheeks forehead and throat then around the eyes with light fingertip strokes. The tonic qualities aim to smooth surface dryness and tiny lines and enhance supple complexion.
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Young Homemakers
S.R.C
Paul
Swampscott
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Ecorator
Mort Cleaners
Frank Chaddick
Nancy McClung
Lillian Harrison
Helen Waldorf
Heloise, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
United States
West Quoddy Head
Maine
Extreme
Bobbie
Chi Iffon Beauty Saloon
Johnson House
Avalanche
Texas
Mrs. Lansford
el Beauty Parlor
Gloria
Margaret
Mary
Brownfield Hwy
Cactus Alley
Pat “Boone
Baja
Diane Shelton
South Plains Fair
Fair Park Coliseum
Pioneer Hotel
Box 208
Pat Boone
Lubbock, Texas
West Texas
Caprock Center
U.S
Europe
Palizzio
Florsheim
Amalfi
DeLisa Debs
Old Maine Trotters
Bostonians
Bass Weejuns
Nina
Life Stride
Miss
Avalanche- Journal
Sussex
University Ave
Tech
Varsity Book Store
Fred Bradley
Mar
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