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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
8
RS L E Dudley of Abilene, parliamentarian of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs, plans a column for The Texas Club Woman titled Dudley’s Do’s and Don’ts. She lists five core rules: justice to all, courtesy to all, one thing at a time, majority rule, and minority rights.
The Beautiful Blue Birds will conduct a fly up ceremonial at 3 30 p m Thursday in the cafe teria of P F Brown school. Mothers of the members and teachers will be guests. Mrs John T Howell Jr is Camp Fire leader and will assist Mrs C M McMellan leader of the Blue Birds.
Houston special report states the engagement of Miss Mary Ellen Young and Calvin Davis Jr. has been terminated by mutual consent. Miss Young is daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald A Young of San Antonio and Davis is son of Mr and Mrs W C Davis of Lubbock.
Gladys Joye Kiefer and Ronald Doyle Payton exchanged double ring vows at Klondike Baptist Church with Rev. Murray Kay officiating. The couple posed in bridal attire as family attended. both are graduates employed locally.
Mrs. Floyd Boze leads a 10 am luncheon at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse to discuss Deading Great Books For Pleasure and Challenge with a yellow linen table setting. Reservations by noon tomorrow via Mrs. Melville Hawkins and others.
Visit relatives Mr and Mrs L O Gilbraith of Los Angeles are the guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Blackwell at 1902 46th St Mrs Gilbraith is the former Miss Julia Blackwell.
The Neil Wright Parent-Teacher Association schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting on September 28 in the school cafeteria for an open house and get acquainted session.
Long week at Convention Hall ends after 11 p.m. as 18 to 23 year olds answer why they want Miss America. Among responses are Paula Roberta Le Roy of New York and Prince of Carmel of California who frame the title as honor privilege and a meaningful experience.
Lubbock ABWA chapter holds monthly dinner at the Women's Clubhouse. Louise Riley to be initiated next meeting. Scholarship fund raised from 50 to 200 dollars to aid a woman pursuing business. Last year's winner was Pat Galloway. Members may join National Convention in Houston October 1921. post convention Paris trip via Houston, October 21 to New York October 28. Cost 450 dollars includes airfare hotel meals sightseeing tips taxes. Interested members to contact Martha Brooks, Charter Chairman, Box 1234 in Houston.
Peggy Campbell and John Hooper announce their marriage plans for November 22. Miss Campbell, a McMurry College graduate, worked three years with the Methodist Mission Board in the Republic of the Congo and is with the Agricultural and Technical Assistance Foundation in Los Angeles. Hooper, a 1958 University of Wisconsin graduate, also served in the Congo with the mission board and is studying at Garrett Biblical Institute in Chicago.
Idalou special announces the engagement of Miss Theola Snodgrass to David Bullock. The bride-elect, a Idalou High School graduate who attended North Texas State University and Texas Tech, will wed Nov 24 in Lubbock. Bullock, Corsicana High School graduate and Navajo Junior College 1962 alum, will attend North Texas State University this fall.
A Follow Your Dollar tour of United Fund agencies was the focus of the Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church. The group visited the YWCA Well Baby Clinic Lubbock Day Nursery Milam Children's Training Center and the Salvation Army where a devotional was given by Mrs. Harry Mays Captain Neal Keeton spoke on Matthew 2. Mrs. Dean Killion and Mrs. N A Lee sang the Twenty third Psalm accompanied by Mrs Paul Woodruff. Mrs. Jack Snyder led the meeting with fifty attendees.
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