Antique Arama ending to showcase Lubbock history at Coliseum
The second annual Antique Arama at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum runs Wednesday through Saturday. Carl Gandy organizes the event opened by R I Tubbs. displays include cattle branding irons and early Texas ranch artifacts. An antique fashion show led by Mrs George M Pavey Jr features garments from the US and Europe.
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Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Carl Gandy
R. I. Tubbs
Lubbock
Texas
George M. Pavey Jr
Dallas
United States
Europe
Miss America Davis Relaxes After Pageant Return
Joy Miller reports from New York that Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer and her family recover after the Miss America pageant. The floral card praises the woman behind the throne as six signatures join a bouquet from relatives and friends including Beth Mayer Jim Mayer Zookie Cindy Vickie and Margaret Luedtke.
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Joy Miller
New York
Beverlie Mayer
Jacquelyn Jeanne May
Miss Mary Lou Crump Weds Dr. David Koehler in Second Baptist Church
Mary Lou Crump daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Crump of Shallowater married Dr David L Koehler son of Mrs Myrtle Koehler of Polson Montana and the late Dr H L Koehler at 9 30 am in Second Baptist Church The Rev Robert J Hearn officiated The bride wore an imported French lace and nylon tulle gown with a portrait neckline The couple will reside in Morro Bay California The wedding featured Mrs J C Hart as matron of honor and Jerry Newgard as best man.
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Mary Lou Crump
Bob Crump
Shallowater
David L. Koehler
Morro Bay
Calif
Myrtle Koehler
Polson
Mont
H. L. Koehler
Second Baptist Church
Robert J. Hearn
J. C. Hart
Jerry Newgard
Great Falls
Rex Shipp
Doris Johnson
First fall meeting of Whitacre Shakespeare Club at home
The home of Mrs. Charles Whitacre at 1905 29th St. hosts the Shakespeare Club fall meeting at 9 30 AM with co hostesses Mrs. E J Lowrey and Mrs. R C Harvey. Mrs Whitacre will project slides on her Canada trip and roll call uses Since Last We Met. Other notes mention local students and visitors from across the country and abroad.
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Charles Whitacre
29Th St
Shakespeare Club
E. J. Lowrey
R. C. Harvey
Armstrongs Host Antique Club Meeting in Lubbock
The Lubbock Antique Club gathered Saturday at the Armstrong farm home with nineteen members present. A program on restoring the Armstrong home and furnishings was given by Mrs. Armstrong, music by Mr. Armstrong on a player piano, and an old-fashioned noon dinner was served. New member S E Cone was introduced, guests included Mrs Bill Lee and Mrs Grady Knight. The next meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. Oct. 11 hosted by Mrs J B Cardwell and Mrs B E Needles at the Needles home, 5008 18th St.
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Lubbock
Grady Knight
Armstrong
J. B. Cardwell
B. E. Needles
Needles
18Th St
Mrs Croslin Hosts Tea for Golden Spread Chapter
Dahlias adorned the Croslin home at 5209 28th St for the Golden Spread Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association membership tea. Guests greeted by Mrs Chester Anderson and others. next meeting set for Sept 24 at the Plainsman Hotel with John Maner as speaker.
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Lottie Croslin
28Th St
Golden Spread
American Business Women's Association
Mmes
Chester Anderson
Thelma Nordyke
Agnus McSpadden
Jo Ann Allen
Dale Thompson
L. M. Brown
Herbert Lindsey
Plainsman Hotel
John Maner
Home Economists to Meet in Laboratory
Home Economists in Home Making will meet at the Texas Tech home management laboratory at 8 p.m. Monday. Miss Lola Drew of the School of Home Economics at Tech will present Efficient Management of Time For Busy Homemakers. Reservations with Mrs. Billy Phillips by Friday. open to full time homemakers with a home economics degree.
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Lubbock Area
Texas Tech Home Management Laboratory
Lola Drew
School of Home Economics
Tech
Billy Phillips
Ring Vows Read At Lockney Nuptials
Miss Nancy Karen Webster and Robert Lynn Carthel exchanged double ring vows at the Webster home in Lockney on September 8. The Rev. Russell McAnally officiated and the couple, both 1962 Lockney High School graduates, plan farming and residence in Aiken after a Ruidoso wedding trip.
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C. L. Record
Sabrina
Webster
Lockney High School
Carthel
Indians to visit on three week invitation to Moscow
An Indian delegation arrives in Moscow for a three week visit at the invitation of the Supreme Soviet. The trip is described as non invitation based and gifts are optional for attendees.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Officers Elected and Installed At Westminster Church Women
Officers were elected and installed at a Monday luncheon of the Westminster Presbyterian Church Women. The Rev Bill Smith pastor served as installing officer. The group named a full slate of officers and committee chairs, with Mrs. William C. Smith as president and a schedule of meetings and service days announced for the fall.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bill Smith
Mr. Smith
William C. Smith
Russell Dawson
Oliver Ramsey Jr
R. W. Abbott
L. A Burdine
R. Z. Abell Jr
Henry P. Jones
Jack Helms
A. A. Slingers
World Missions
Albert Symes
John Dersch
Billy Moore
Christian Education
Leo Hay
Frances Nicols
General Fund
Flower Show Winners Are Announced at Hockley County Fair
Winners announced for the Hockley County Fair flower show sponsored by the Council of Garden Clubs. Co chairs Mrs. Z. O. Lincoln and Mrs. J. C. Deere led duties for The Beauty of Flowers held September 13 to 15. Winners include Mrs. E. E. Smith Sundown in arrangements and Mrs. Vera Latimer Levelland in horticulture with the Award of Merit Rosette for purple clematis.
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Hockley County
Vera Latimer
Levelland Garden Club
Jack Grace
Anton
Smith
Roaring 20s Party at Lou Stubbs House Hosted by PWP
Parents Without Partners held a Roaring 20's themed night club style event at Lou Stubbs Party House on Saturday. Betty Jane Nichols, Mike Patterson and Mike Malone staged a floor show for about forty attendees.
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Lou Stubbs
Parents Without
Betty Jane Nichols
Mike Patterson
Mike Malone
Rush Party Hosted by Alpha Delta Chapter
Members of Alpha Delta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a rush party at Mrs J W Trainham 4909 42nd St Friday night. Themed Follow the Torch used miniature torches as name tags. High score in dummy bridge won by Mrs Houston Mansell. Social hour followed. Attendees included Mrs Guy DuPrient Jr and rushees Mrs Mansell and ten members. Next meeting at 8 pm Thursday in Lubbock Women's Clubhouse.
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Alpha Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
J. W. Trainham
42Nd St
Houston Mansell
Guy DuPrient Jr
Mansell
Lubbock Women's Clubhouse
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R. A. Mills
Fort Worth
Sousa
Rupert Highes
Harold Bauer
Mills
Mr. Portune
Henbauer
Hell Core
Pyramid Beauty Salon
David Koehler
Shallowater High School
Texas Tech
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Honolulu Gas Company
Montana State College
Northwestern University Medical School
U. S. Navy
Mayer
Jack
Atlantic City
Jackie
Mayers
Sandusky
American Field Service Exchange
Kapfenberg
Austria
Lynn
Phoenix
American Institute of Foreign Trade
Hobart College
Jim
Beth
Mrs. Mayer
David Koerler
Jean Chappell
Frank H. Chappell Jr
Mary A. Burnham
Northhampton
Mass
Travis Bridwell
Dr. Bridwell
Harry T. Bridwell
Huntington, Va
Bridwells
53Rd St
Sug Robertson
44Th St
Ruth
Washington, D. C
Monterey High School
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Tessie F. Dickeson
15Th St
J. R. Stovall
Roy Houghton
Dickeson
Houghton
Suzanne
Tessie Lynn
George Lawton
Armstrongs
Antique Club
Lindsay Water
Lindsay Soft Water CO
Southwestern Bell
Robert Carthel
Nancy Webster
Manners
Millett
NEA
Lopes Avsian
Lubrouk
Hattye Cheyne
R. C. Taylor
Mack Elston Jr
Wallace Hess
L. L. Cody
Richard Brown
Kitchen
K. L. Myers
Christian Concern
G.R. Boone
James Young
Ben Monnett
J. R. Thompson
Dan Young
Howard Price
Ralph Kennerly
Gregory
J. W. Stevens
L. D. Whiteley
Fellowship Hall
Fashion Budget Center
Essions
Samme
Ees
Adrea Anrnen
GGA
Mrs. Trainham
Hemphill-Wells
Rsey
Jnl Ul
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